Butterflies and Beasts

By: Meredith Tucker

Narrated by: Sherman Pepper

Leo and Griffin are Morphents. Mystical humans who come from a place where their magic was commonplace. Fleeing to Soulcabre means struggle and hardship for the two men. This is a story about a magical friendship that is full of difficult decisions.

©2016 Meredith Tucker (P)2017 Marion Tucker

Decent story

I received this book for free at my request but the opinion is of my own. This was an interesting story of two men who had to leave their homeland where magic was common place to an area that was not. There’s a bit of a rush to this story where more details could have helped. I didn’t care for the narrator too much and almost didn’t listen to the whole thing I believe a narrator that made the story more lively would have been better. Still some interesting plot and characters.

short but good

decent enjoyable story great narration keeps your attention easily a fun read highly recommend

Great short fantasy story

The narrator might of put a bit too much in to Griffins voice as I felt like he was gaslighting Leo (maybe that was the author’s intention) The world and character created are interesting.

I felt all the cursing was unnecessary and it made it inappropriate for listening around my younger children.

Good book

This was a good short story. Meredith Tucker is a good writer. Will look for more books from her.

Fantasy Novella

Butterflies and Beasts By Meredith Tucker is a story about a magical friendship that is full of difficult decisions. This is Meredith's Debut Novella. I listened to this book on audio narrated by Sherman Pepper. Sherman does a great job with the multiple characters voices. This story was definitely outside by usual reading genre but I received a free copy of the audiobook from Meredith and wanted to give it a try. I am not sure what age group the book was written for because I got more of a middle grade vibe from it but I am not positive if I am getting that vibe because of the narrator. However, they are cuss words in it so I believe it would fall more in to YA Genre. It was an interesting listen.