Taste of Thorns

A Why-Choose Fantasy Romance (The Firestone Academy, Book 3)

De: Hannah Haze

Narrado por: Ariel Kay, Brian Kozak

Return to the dangerous halls of Firestone Academy, where romance burns as fiercely as magic, and threats lurk around every corner.

The truth may come at a price but I’m more than willing to pay it.

Secrets have been spilled and forces unveiled. I’m stronger than I ever imagined and beginning to believe that fate has bound me to these powerful men for a reason.

To expose the truth.

All I have to do is harness this new ability and untangle the web of lies suffocating the academy.

Then with the Princes by my side, I’m going to trap the monsters prowling through the shadows of the academy before anyone else is taken from me.

And what bait am I going to use to lure the biggest monster of them all?

Me.

©2025 Hannah Haze (P)2025 Hannah Haze

Great Story, Love Hannah Haze books

I love the story and I’m enjoying a continuation of the series. Absolutely loved Arrow Hart even more but this is good, too. I hate to say, though, the female narrator takes me out with the giggles and talking like a teenager, especially the spicy parts. She sounds like a 16 year old and it makes me feel weird listening to the spicy parts. Love the male narrator (except when he makes Dray sounds like an idiot), esp his reading of Arrow Hart. I look forward to the next book.

Great Series

I LOVE this series despite the terrible female narrator. She makes the characters sound like they have a lisp. It was hard to push through in the beginning but I got used to it. I'm glad I made it to the last book because the story is great!

Loving this series

I knew I shouldn't have started this series before it was completed because now I have to wait! Great story.

I am not fond of the female narrator's accents for other characters, the pitch was not pleasant to me. Otherwise this was a pleasure to listen to. Worth my credits!

Good story line

I would recommend reading this book series. The narrator’s are horrible. I barely made it through this book.

Narrators ruined it

The narrators, specifically the male characters, were so bad I had to quit listening. Ruined the book for me.