Archie's Accidental Kidnapping
Hounds of the Hunt, Book 1
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Archie's Accidental Kidnapping
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Narrateur(s):
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Joel Leslie
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Auteur(s):
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Toni Griffin
À propos de cet audio
Long nights hunting supernatural beings means little time for love in Adze's life. He and his pack mates are what protects Melbourne and Australia, from the things that go bump in the night - very real spirits and demons who prey on humans.
Every day Archie's life is consumed by work as he desperately tries to pay back his student debt and a loan a boyfriend took out in his name. Tired and alone, he dreams of a future with someone to love and hold him through the night.
One fateful encounter with a nephilim gone bad changes both their worlds forever. Now Adze just has to convince his heart mate he didn't actually kidnap him.
Please note: Archie's Accidental Kidnapping has undergone extensive edits and rewrites since Toni is gearing up to continue the series. In addition, the series has been renamed so as not to confuse it with another. The plot has changed, the world is different, 41,000 words were added, but the one thing that hasn't changed is Archie and Adze.
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If you’re familiar with the “show don’t tell” concept, you’ll see it illustrated here. Two sentences dedicated to answering a cell phone, for example.
Characters seem to respond in ways that are exaggerated or not particularly “adult”. Especially iv you’re a hundreds of year old hell hound. But that’s me, I don’t actually know any so I could be wrong. Author’s privilege and all that. Additionally the first several chapters were pedantic in the world building. I kept hoping they’d get on with the first meet already.
Also, the SIX hounds are not easily discernible in character. This is no fault of Mr. Leslie who does admirably with accents and vocal ranges. It’s that there aren’t any discernible personalities that the reader can latch on to. If the author intends to flesh out the series so each man has his day, the first book would have been a great place to get us attached. As it is, I’m not invested. Choose one, and if Mr. Leslie narrates, I’m in. For one more anyways.
Finally, the pacing is slow and the chemistry of the first meet is missing. I did engage a few times which had me hanging in, but I’ll see if the series redeems itself in the next t before recommending to a friend.
Overall? It’s cute. World has promise. The basics of language and tone are there(and I can’t tell you how often I can’t say that.) But without the life Mr. Leslie breathes into these characters, I’m not sure I could recommend.
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