I’m not sure that I agree with that philosophy, but it is their book, so they can make that decision. Then I heard that the book was going to published as an audiobook, SCORE!! However, Ilona Andrews decided that since this book was told from a male’s POV, it needed a male narrator. When I heard that Derek was getting a book, I was ultra-excited. Raudman for these books, but if they keep Mr. As it is, it is very easy to start tuning out. There needs to be more variation in tone for the listener to remain engaged in the audiobook. This kind of works from Derek's point of view, although it's hard to believe that he's truly emotionless, but it doesn't work with Julie. Kafer doesn't use much emotion in his voice. I understand the decision to change narrators, but it doesn't seem to be a good fit. Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you? What three words best describe Jeffrey Kafer’s performance? I enjoyed the interaction between Julie and Derek, although Derek is still a bit flat. If you could sum up Magic Stars in three words, what would they be? Somehow all the threads of these people are woven around the main characters without a mishap, and no matter where a reader picks up the thread, there is still a good story, without a slowing down of info dump. Absolutely every character from the beginning to this 8.5 book grows and evolves. These authors are the rare writers who write straight forward exciting thrillers with every character given the depth and breadth that the main characters are given. Its hard not to speak about how much these people have grown since the first book. The very thing that makes this series so wonderful is also the thing that makes discussing the last book so difficult. None of this slows them down, nope not a little bit. This is a story about Derek a young werewolf who has survived an attack with molten silver which even his remarkable healing powers can not repair and Julie foster daughter of very powerful people with issues of her on. Great to see Derek and Julie take responsibility.
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