Dark Rivers

Witchbane Series, Book 2

De: Morgan Brice

Narrado por: Kale Williams

One hundred years ago, a sheriff's posse killed dark warlock Rhyfel Gremory, but his witch-disciples escaped, and their magic made them nearly immortal. To keep their power, each year one of the witch-disciples kills a descendant of one of the men in the posse, a twelve-year cycle that has cost dozens of lives, including that of Seth Tanner's brother, Jesse.

Seth Tanner uncovers the cycle of ritual killings that feeds the power of the witch-disciples, and he's hell bent on getting vengeance for Jesse and stopping the murders. His fledgling romantic relationship with Evan Malone complicates his mission, but Seth can't walk away. Seth and Evan are learning to navigate their partnership-as lovers and monster hunters-while they chase down the next witch-disciple and avoid attracting the wrong kind of attention.

When the hunt takes Seth and Evan to Pittsburgh on the trail of the next killer, they'll have to save the intended victim and take down the powerful witch. If the skills they possess and the bond between them isn't enough, the evil will remain unchallenged, and more people will die...

©2018 Gail Z. Martin (P)2019 Tantor

Truly exciting in action and loving

I’ve enjoyed both books and eagerly wait until I can get the rest of them

Dark Rivers

Omg this audio book was absolutely positively amazing. I would highly recommend this audi book.

I love this whole series!!!!

Hot men fighting supernatural baddies plus Magic, Romance & Suspense!!!! This series is a must read &/or listen!!!!!

Another Great Mystery

I'm really enjoying this series - they're an interesting couple with some great back stories, plus the mysteries are creative. Looking forward to seeing where they go from here.

I did the audio version and Kale Williams is always incredible. His warm and soothing voice always does it for me.

Each one better than the last!👻

Seth and Evan are hot on the trail of the next witch disciple. As Seth gets info from a local private investigator about the area, Evan works the angle of trying to locate who they believe the next victim is going to be. Trying to get as much Intel as possible, the guys believe they will be prepared when Samhain rolls around next year.

With Christmas drawing near, Seth and Evan plan to focus a little on themselves as a couple, since they've both been alone for quite a few Holiday seasons. They are growing closer as they learn more and more about each other and in so doing trust and lean on each other more. It happens this is very good because the evil the guys think they are hunting actually has them in its sights.
Turns out Seth and Evan are going to need each other more than ever.

This story was fanfreakintastic! It was non-stop from beginning to end. I was thrilled with the secondary cast, and hope they make appearances again. The bad guys were really bad in this one and my guts hurt and heart broke for sweet Evan, but that is all I'm saying about that. I loved that the spirits weren't just part of the peanut gallery, or passive-aggressive "Caspers," but played very active roles in how things went down in the end.

Kale Williams as always did an excellent job bringing the book alive for me.
I am off to read book four. Woohoo!👻

The Story: 4.50 ⭐
The Narration: 4.00 ⭐
Sharonica Stars: 4.25 ⭐

Good

I am have enjoyed Seth and Evan's journey so far. I can't wait for the next adventure.

Good story. Great narration.

Seth and Evan are trying to protect another potential victim from the witch disciples, and their experiences dredge up past trauma.

This volume of the series has plenty of action and tense moments. Seth and Evan are still learning to navigate their relationship which also adds a bit of tension. The tension is nicely balanced with a few romantic moments, a couple breaks for a bit of levity, and a handful of steamy scenes. You may never look at Christmas lights the same way again.

Kale Williams does another great job of narrating this story with an even larger cast of characters to voice.

Traveling along.

Sometimes for plot convenience characters " become " stupid and make mistakes a kid would think twice about. Although it helps me author it just irritates the reader and lessons the story. For me this happened too often in Dark Rivers.

It was cool

Wasn’t amazing but wasn’t bad. Overall was in between and worth the time. The story can get really good and am hoping that’s what happens.

1/3 recap of the last book

I would have liked the story a lot better if it hadn't been one third recap of the last book and two chapters of wrap up. Very little plot going on, introduction of a lot of characters that feels like a setup for a new series or sales push for a series the author has already written.