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Summoning
- Book One of the Moon Wolf Saga
- Narrated by: Elizabeth Evans
- Length: 9 hrs and 43 mins
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Summary
The World Snake is coming, devourer of Thrace and Atlantis… and the only one standing in its way is Amber, a 16-year-old runaway, recently arrived in Los Angeles.
Amber is more than just a girl with a stolen ID and an attitude; she is a daughter of the wolf-kind, a shapeshifter able to change forms at will. One night, as Amber prowls the Hollywood Hills in wolf form, she stumbles onto an occult ceremony, interrupting the ritual. As a result, Amber finds herself the unwilling mistress of a handsome demonic servant, Richard. Appearing as a fair youth of eighteen years, Richard is a demon accidentally summoned, then captured, by Dr. John Dee, court magician to Queen Elizabeth I. Richard has been trying for four centuries to free himself from a succession of masters and mistresses, but finds himself bound to Amber, the only one who can protect him from his greatest fear, the herald of the World Snake, the Eater of Souls. But all hell is about to break loose, and Amber and Richard are going to need some allies to stop the Eater of Souls and avert the World Snake, and the battle has only begun.
From Carol Wolf comes the urban fantasy debut Summoning, a novel of a wolf girl, a demon boy, and a city on the edge of disaster.
Editor reviews
Sixteen-year-old runaway Amber is in her wolf-form, prowling the hills above Los Angeles one night, when she stumbles upon a ritual summoning where she becomes entangled with a demon boy named Richard. The first in Carol Wolf's Moon Wolf saga is full of attentive world-building, and is given an alluring power through the performance of Elizabeth Evans, who grounds the more fanciful elements of Wolf's fantasia while still being fully committed to her portrayal of gloomy romance. With its strong female lead and illicit passion, Summoning is a captivating urban fantasy that will appeal to fans of the Twilight series.
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- Rayne Hill
- 16-09-22
Captivating
I am so very sad now that the book has finished. I felt all the feelings of giving up a new love and the loneliness she would feel now he has gone. I really hated the sheik and family for the pain they caused. I was truly in this book with the characters! I would love to read a follow on to this book??? Well done. Great story. 🥰
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- Holly Emberton
- 05-05-23
Better than expected at the start
Didn’t like the MC for the first few chapters. Thought she was overly cocky and just a bit of an ass, but she grew on me and ended up really enjoying the story. Elizabeth Evans was a plus, I love her narration.
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- D
- 07-06-23
Great listen
From start to end was easy to listen to. I enjoyed the story and it was well read.
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- beth smith
- 11-01-23
Some nice bits
Some nice world building, felt like a chore by chapter 3, narrator monotonous and the writing very repetitive and I got bored…. A lot of filler and repeated lines/phrasing
Sorry, not for me
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- Wendy
- 23-09-22
Better than listening to silence
The story was ok but there were so many unnecessary words! I don't need to know what route you took and or what gear you managed to get into. The phrases "between a rock and a hard place" and "out of the frying pan into the fire" really don't need to be used together, just one will do. I can only imagine that the author had a minimum word quota that she had to write but instead of writing more of the story she just padded it out with banal driving directions, descriptions and phrases. The narrator was ok, not great but not bad. All in all listening to Summoning was underwhelming
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