Quinn

Written by D.B. Reynolds

Narrated by Julio Maxwell

Ireland-a land of magic and fantasy, of fierce warrior kings and fairy mounds . . . and, of course, vampires who've been around for nearly as long as those beguiling fey.

Brilliant and ambitious, Quinn Kavanagh was aiming for the top, even before he was turned. But now, as a powerful vampire lord, he's driven by the demands of his blood, compelled to conquer and destroy, to defeat Ireland's criminal ruler, and make the territory a better place for all its vampires and humans alike.

Smart and beautiful, Eve Connelly was a graduate student with life's endless possibilities stretched out before her. She knew nothing of vampires and didn't care . . . until she watched two of them murder her beloved brother. Now she's driven, too. But she doesn't want to help Ireland's vampires-she just wants to kill them.

Bound together by love and hate, Quinn and Eve will risk everything to bring down the bloody regime of Ireland's current vampire ruler. But in order to find revenge for Eve and the ultimate power for Quinn, they first have to learn to trust each other. And that might be the most dangerous thing of all . . .

Contains mature themes.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tantor Media, Inc
• Release date: Aug 2, 2022
• ISBN: 9781666182361

Reviews for Quinn

[Nicola Waite · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

Worst accents ever! Ruins the book!

They’ve changed the narrator from the previous book (book 10) and he’s truly shocking. This series was 9 books in and he not only hadn’t bothered to figure out how characters names were pronounced, he seriously can’t not do any accent or character ‘voice’ without sounding either ridiculous or truly awful! It was bad enough in the last book, Christian, where he makes the main characters sound ridiculous, but this book is a step beyond! Set mostly in Ireland it requires male and female Irish accents…oh my god this guy CAN NOT do an Irish - or any for that matter - accent!! It’s so awful it ruins the book. His ‘normal’ story telling voice is actually fine, I’d prefer he just did that for all characters and we can assume! But every single time he does someone’s ‘voice’ it’s so cringe worthy I seriously want to stop listening. Looking ahead he’s narrating future books, potentially ruining a favourite series for me. Gutted.