Spirit Prophecy

By: E.E. Holmes

Narrated by: Jessica Preddy

Two sisters, haunted by more than their past...

Just weeks after discovering each other’s existence, Jess and Hannah Ballard arrive at Fairhaven Hall, where they will learn the clandestine ways of the Durupinen, an ancient sect of women who control the Gateways between the worlds of the living and the dead. Though they are considered outcasts by most of their classmates, Jess and Hannah are determined to learn what they can to fulfill their responsibility to the many ghosts that haunt them. But danger, it seems, has followed them as closely as a shadow to their new home, and they have more questions than ever.

Who is the desperate child spirit pursuing Jess, and what do her terrifying visions mean? What has happened to Dr. David Pierce, Jess’ friend and mentor, who has suddenly and mysteriously vanished? And just what is it about Hannah’s unique abilities that has the other Durupinen frightened of her?

The Ballard sisters are about to find out, and the answers could destroy their newfound life before it has even begun. Spirit Prophecy is the second thrilling audiobook installment in E.E. Holmes’ award-winning Gateway Trilogy.

©2014 E.E. Holmes (P)2018 W. F. Howes Ltd

Weird Accents

Loved this book but I preferred the actress who narrated the first book.
This girl makes weird accents and swallows spit so much that it would completely take me out of the story. Unfortunately she narrates the next book too :(

volume was all over the place

Great story. It ties everything together well, but the volume of the narrator kept getting really quiet. Even at full volume it was sometimes hard to hear. I get whispering when the narration calls for it, but regulating the volume would have been much appreciated.

love i

loved it! love EE,Holmes, have read many of the authors other books. looking forward to more

love this trilogy

The main character is true to life and grows through out the series. Great plot.

ending

love it however i didnt care for the ending. should have been longer. cant wait for the next edition.

Kind of slow in the beginning.

I think the beginning about the girls getting into school could’ve been shortened to a paragraph. I was so bored for the first several chapters that I was about ready to put the book away. The narrator didn’t sound right. She sounded too young. Also too many pauses along the way. It just didn’t flow like the first book did. But once it got into the action part, the actual plot, it was really good. The ending was a bit abrupt. But I look forward to the next book and will see how that ends.

Great book, hard to hear

The book was great but very difficult to hear. My volume was maxed out throughout this book.

I liked the story.

Sometimes it was hard to hear the narration. I listen to audiobooks while I walk with Bluetooth speakers. At full volume it was hard to hear her.

The twin learn more about their history and more

The twins learn more about their skills, family history, and so much more than they ever dreamed possible. In a complex mixture of magic, myths, and good old fashioned manipulation of mob psychology the story is whipped to a frenzy. Can't imagine where the next book will take us on this journey with the sisters. Who can they trust? Will they be safe with the few around them, or not?

Narration is unfortunate

The book is really good and engaging but unfortunately the narration is not. There are inappropriate pauses, pronunciations are wrong and change too much and inflection for emotions are off on occasion. I did not mind the accents at times but overall the performance was not good which is a shame because the book is a good one.