Mortality Bites: Publisher's Pack 2
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Narrated by:
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Candace Thaxton
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By:
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Ramy Vance
About this listen
Mortality Bites: Publisher's Pack 2 contains books 3 and 4 of the Mortality Bites series.
Superhero Me! (book 3):
What’s the expression again? “With great power comes a great pain in my ass.” And in a world where just about everything but superheroes exists, the last thing I expected to see was one flying around the park behind my dorm. I mean, isn’t it enough that this GoneGod world is filled with ghosts and demons, angels and valkyries, pixies and dragons? Do we really need souped-up humans, too? Come on!
But that’s just the thing: superheroes don’t exist. Or at least, they shouldn’t. So when all sorts of superheroes start popping up on campus, fighting amongst themselves with such ferocity that they’re threatening the city, I have to don my own mask and cowl to figure out what’s going on. I’m Katrina Darling, a 300-year-old ex-vampire who believes in ghosts, but not superheroes.
Orphaned Follies (book 4):
Never meet your heroes.
But that’s exactly what my fae roommate Deirdre wanted to do: meet her hero, the human Professor Oighrig End. Turns out the professor was speaking at some exclusive event, and me being a sucker, I went with her. It wasn’t like I had anything better to do. I was fighting with my boyfriend, I hated my life and I was so severely depressed that all I really wanted to do was curl up in the fetal position and cry. Getting out would be good for me.
But then someone had to go murder the human professor. And because of a massive snowstorm, we were literally locked in a building with his killer. What did Sherlock Holmes always say when faced with a mystery? “The game’s afoot.” I don’t know about games. I do know that I really wish I had gone with my initial instincts and stayed in bed. I’m Katrina Darling, a 300-year-old ex-vampire who really wishes she’d read more Agatha Christie in her long, long life.
If you like the Dresden Files, Mercy Thompson, or Buffy the Vampire Slayer, then you’ll be helplessly addicted to the Mortality Bites series.
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- Katrina Ross
- 07-10-22
Love this series, and the ideas behind it all
As mentioned in my first review, my me is Katrina, or kat as I'm known, (a more European than Scottish spelling of the name as my Scottish family has various influences) and I am originally from near Inverness in Scotland, so this was amazing to pick up and coincidentally find the character with the same name, and a place I know.
Great principles behind the story, and really fresh and interesting idea about all the gods disappearing.
I found it a little hard that the main character talks her thoughts by accident so often, but that is because frankly if I had been a vampire as I'd love to be, I am derpy enough that I would also be doing the same, so I relate on an uncomfortabley close level and actually feel the embarrassment with how well its written like that. I relate to Kat in a lot of ways, and enjoy the story too.
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- Mrs A H Wheatley
- 15-02-23
Love this series
You know when it’s good because you can’t wait to find out what happens next!
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- J Boonzaaier
- 06-10-24
The humour and character development are brilliant
Great read, or listen, love the sarcasm and wit and the ever growing character development and overall storyline. At first, I didn’t really feel the main character’s voice (narration) fit the character but having listened to quite a few of the book- the narrator’s versatility in the different characters really shines through and continues to draw me in and wanting to continue along the journey.
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