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A review by teenykins
Winter of the Owl by Iris Foxglove
3.0
As always I'm always game to do a re-read in the form of listening to the audio book.
Narration: 4 stars
Story: 3.5 stars
Kris Antham is really a talented narrator and I really love listening to him even though sometimes the editing misses things that should have been cut. Here he was great even though at times I couldn't understand what Sava was saying with how heavily accented he was made.
Now when it comes to the story I'm expecting a certain level of spiciness from Iris Foxglove that admittedly since the 3rd-4th book in the Starian Cycle it had began to patter out, so scenes fading to black and reminisced about is not my preference and this is what happens here between Sava and Victor in part. Really it's a quiet affair between them despite everything else going on.
On the other hand though we get beautiful and imaginative landscapes of Lukos with a lot of history and found family and that's quite amazing!
I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book.
Narration: 4 stars
Story: 3.5 stars
Kris Antham is really a talented narrator and I really love listening to him even though sometimes the editing misses things that should have been cut. Here he was great even though at times I couldn't understand what Sava was saying with how heavily accented he was made.
Now when it comes to the story I'm expecting a certain level of spiciness from Iris Foxglove that admittedly since the 3rd-4th book in the Starian Cycle it had began to patter out, so scenes fading to black and reminisced about is not my preference and this is what happens here between Sava and Victor in part. Really it's a quiet affair between them despite everything else going on.
On the other hand though we get beautiful and imaginative landscapes of Lukos with a lot of history and found family and that's quite amazing!
I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book.