True Knight

Prosper Woods Chronicles

By: Patricia Logan

Narrated by: John Solo

My name is Romeo Harmon, and I’m the new sheriff of Prosper Woods, a small California town smack dab in the middle of the sequoia forest. People around here tell me the town hasn’t changed a whole hell of a lot since power lines and telephones were installed. It’s a quaint place with a movie theater that shows the old classics, a saloon with a decent choice of beer, a general store with a grumpy old coot behind the till, a gas station with a pimply young mechanic, and a bed and breakfast that attracts tourists and vacation money.

I think I’m gonna like it here.

My name is Vincent Lasco. I’ve searched a long time to find a new place to settle down. Because of what I am, I need to pull up stakes and start over every 20 years or so - before people realize that I don’t age anymore. Prosper Woods has everything a man like me could ever want. Though there aren’t many humans, it doesn’t really matter. I’m so old, I don’t need to eat very often, and there’s no reason to expose myself to the locals whom I hope to call friends some day.

I think I’m gonna like it here.

There are newcomers in town. Prosper Woods is a nice place, as long as you’re passing through. I wonder how long these folks will stay once they find out what’s really going on here. Somehow....

I don’t think they’re gonna like it here.

True Knight is the prequel to the Prosper Woods Chronicles and includes an excerpt from True Mate, the first book in the new series.

©2021 Patricia Logan (P)2021 Patricia Logan

True Knight

True Knight is a fascinating paranormal story about a new sheriff in town and the vampire, also new in town, who catches his interest. I really enjoyed this book and the animosity between the vampire and the werewolves. This is a wonderful start to this series and I can only imagine were this series will go from here. Vampires, witches, werewolves, and other paranormal creatures. 
Narrator John Solo does a fabulous job.

good opening to a promising series

This book is the opening to a new series with so many intriguing characters. I found the characters mostly likable (you're not supposed to like them all) and am looking forward to more of this series. the narrator was decent, each character has a distinct sound. overall an enjoyable audiobook with loads of future potential.

Love it

I will definitely be reading the rest of the series. Well written and John Solo did a wonderful job with each character smooth transition. I can’t wait for the rest of the the series.

So good

This book has it’s moments of fun and I laughed. But I have to get the follow up books. I can’t wait for the next book.

Great series beginning

I loved the chronicles before each chapter. It was a hoot!
The characters are interesting and the story kept make you wanting more. I listened in one sitting.

The narration I loved but John Solo is top of my list of narrators. He has good voices for each character. Good infliction of scenes. Good pacing and a calming, seductive voice. Will listen again.
Now I’m on to book One!

Love this prequel!

The storyline was unexpected and refreshing! I had listened to book one, but this gave added depth to that audiobook. I think the narrator has a fantastic range for voices and is the perfect voice for these characters. The quirky characters bring a lot of charm to the story. Now on the relisten to book one before heading to book two!

is that your horn or are you just happy to see me?

A peculiar cast of characters at play in a crazy story. Put logic and good sense away. Buy your ticket and hop aboard for a trip to an imaginary world populated by beautiful and dangerous creatures. Relax and go with it. Enjoy the ride.

really liked it

this was a very enjoyable book. it is short, but is setting up the whole series. only thing I didn't lie was having point of view scenes from characters other than the main. but I'm looking forward to the next book, to find out what happens!

enjoyed it

📖 Story comment: Good pace, likeable characters, good concept for what could be an interesting series. Has me interested enough to move onto the next one.

🎧 Narrator comment: I enjoy John Solo as a narrator, his performance isn't flawless, and there were times I nudged up the native speed to 1.1x speed just to help increase the tension of a scene, but for the most part he has good cadence, inflections and intonations, he has a good variety of character accents and it was easy to distinguish the characters from each other. Overall an enjoyable performance.

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📌 Where does it fall on my personal scale? 5
• 1 not my thing • 2 didn't like the narration • 3 didn't keep my attention • 4 was good, but once was enough [3⭐] • 5 enjoyed it [4⭐] • 6 will listen again if i'm in the mood for the narrator • 7 goes on the "re-listen" list • 8 kept me up past bed-time • 9 recommended to family/friends • 10 own it in all formats [5⭐] • 11 keep a copy with me at all times [5⭐]

A vampire moves into the woods

This was a new to me author, but the blurb sounded interesting and there happened to be 2 additional books already out, so I decided to give Prosper Woods a try. I’m so glad I did! The various characters are wildly diverse and so colorful with a lot of good people and a few dastardly villains. My only criticism is that the story bounces around a lot, but I suppose there’s quite a bit necessary to set up the Prosper Woods environs and its denizens. John Solo is a delight to listen to with this book and is so emotive that everyone is easy to distinguish. On to True Mate now, because this is proving to be a lot of fun.