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Portents: A Collection of Cainsville Tales

By: Kelley Armstrong
Narrated by: D. C. Cole, Jonathan Waters, Aisling Gray, Curt Bonnem, Henry Jones
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Cainsville, Illinois. A town founded by fae escaping the Old World. A town both part of the world and cut off from it. A town that a young woman will run to, fleeing her past, only to discover that her past extends further than she ever imagined, into the distant history of Cainville itself.

Collected in this volume are the stories of the town’s past, of the people and the fae she will eventually meet.

A child tormented by visions of fae castles and fierce dragons.

A hobgoblin who tries in vain to avoid his role in an ancient prophecy.

A boy, the product of that prophecy, who wants only a Solstice gift for his aunt.

A writer who discovers all publicity is not really good publicity after all.

An orange cat who won’t quite stay dead.

Another cat with more than his nine lives, one continually reborn to right an ancient wrong.

And, finally, a story of Olivia herself, the young woman who ran there, now running away, searching for something she can’t quite find.

Collection contents:

1) "The Screams of Dragons"

2) "Devil May Care"

3) "Gabriel’s Gargoyles"

4) "Bad Publicity"

5) "The Orange Cat"

6) "Matagot - brand-new for this collection"

7) "The Lady of the Lake"

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Brilliant

I really enjoyed this collection of short stories! I loved matagot and getting Tc's origin story, although my favourite remains Gabriel's gargoyles!

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A reasonable read

I’ve read many of KA collections but chose this to introduce me to this one, as I’d read it’s the chronological order. The stories are good, but by starting on this one a lacked a little context maybe I’ll pick up as I read the novels. Being welsh I loved the idea that it’s central to the mythology. I was very disappointed by the female narrators accent. Was clearly Scottish most of the time. I am looking forward though to reading the other books.

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