Frost Line

By: Linda Howard, Linda Jones

Narrated by: Abby Craden

Lenna is Strength, a manifestation of the tarot card, and powerful beyond reckoning. But when she's pulled into the human realm and tasked with protecting a young boy, everything is thrown into chaos. Lenna's not supposed to be here, interacting with mortals. She's definitely not supposed to be drawn to the sexy mercenary sent to retrieve her by any means necessary.

As a Hunter for magical beings, Caine's duty is simple: return this compelling, impossibly attractive woman and secure the long-lost tarot deck that made travel between worlds possible. Instead he's drawn into Lenna's dangerous rescue mission and blindsided by his growing feelings. But there is more than one enemy to contend with. And as the clock runs out, failure means not just the loss of an innocent life and the woman Caine has come to love but the destruction of Lenna's entire world.

©2016 Linda Howington and Linda Winstead Jones (P)2016 HarperCollins Publishers

FROST LINE is a Winner

Linda Howard and Linda Jones are a wonderful storytellers. Not a fantasy fan but this story drew me. I highly recommend.

Makes me believe in magic!

Loved the narrator, loved the story. Couldn't stop listening. Will look for more of her books.

Seven

This is not a traditional Linda Howard book. Loved the adventure of a new spin into a combination of the traditional cat and mouse gam with a step into the science fiction area.

I hope this is a new series

I loved this book and hope they make a new series with the other cards. There are many stories left to tell. Abby Craden's performance added a lot to my enjoyment of the book. The pitch of her voice was perfect and exactly what I would have expected from a character named strength.

An enjoyable story

The fact that perfection can be a trap. The idea that life is made to be enjoy and that parting are not forever.

Paranormal is not her strong suit

Like “Blood Born”, you are left feeling incomplete.
Ms. Howard is a great story teller, but with paranormal she leaves you hanging.

Good read

I Truly Truly enjoyed this book. I was surprised by its content.

I loved the characters and glad that the killer wasn’t able to find the child to kill him. Love everything about this book. It’s so different to what I am use to from the author but still a good read.

the Tarot Cards hold the power of Life and Death~

PLOT: the Mystical Alexandria Tarot Card Deck holds the power between worlds including life and death.

a cry for "help" from young Elijah ACTIVATES the mystical powers the rare Alexandra Deck of Tarot Cards. Transported to Earth from another world is Lena FROST who is the "image" of strength in the Tarot Card Deck. Elijah is hiding in a closet from a grizzly murder of his mother. The "key" here is a complete duck of cards for the powers to work. On arrival Lena "removes" 2 cards in the deck and hides them, this temporarily "disables" the powers of the deck. Elijah touches the heart of Lena and both are soon on the run from both his mother's killer and the police. Next to arrive is HUNKY Caine a "HUNTER" from the same world as Lena to "retrieve" her. Lena has ideas of her own, and says NO. The lovely SEXY Lena is more than his match. His wonder sexual attraction (LOL) side track both his goal AND his logic. ADDED to the mix are 3 more "greedy rogue" hunters who transport to earth to KILL Lena and Caine and retrieve the Tarot Deck to gain TOTAL POWER. There is a final show down between the rogue hunters and Caine. But the untapped powers of Lena who discovers how strong her powers become when needed. This is a science fiction /fantasy story. The Tarot Card angle holds the plot together. The story drags a bit in the middle but the final battle is worth the wait I give it 4 STARS~ for plot and characters. The READER could have been much better. ~ over all interesting plot and characters. Excellent description of the Tarot Card powers and arrival of Lena from Linda Howard and Linda Jones.

Not her best

The story was weak. It's like they were trying so hard for love and goodness they forgot to make the characters anyone we care about.

A boring story by a usually great author

What would have made Frost Line better?

A real plot that made sense and decent characterization

What could Linda Howard and Linda Jones have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you?

Realistic characters given their magical nature

How could the performance have been better?

Both the writing and the performance left me cold, I didn't care about the people in the story,

You didn’t love this book... but did it have any redeeming qualities?

The first chapter had potential. It set up what could have been an interesting story.