Deep Silence

By: Jordan Elizabeth

Narrated by: N Ormerod

Three years ago, Audra awoke with no memory of who she was. With no one to claim her, she was sent to an orphanage. Audra chooses to stay on as a teacher, until Lord Ronan steals her away from the only home she knows. He claims she is in danger from an enemy who wants the secrets buried in her past. Thrust into a world of intrigue and magic, Audra is told she was once a member of the Black Angel guild, a group of elite assassins. The truth seems forever out of her grasp. And that could get her killed.

©2020 Jordan Elizabeth Hallak (P)2021 Jordan Elizabeth Hallak

Good Quick Read

New to me author, but the book sounded good, so why not give it a try.

it was a good fast read, too fast. I wanted more. The characters drew me in and the story kept me wondering how it would end.

First Jordan Elizabeth read

This was my first foray into the world of Jordan Elizabeth and while I thoroughly enjoyed the outline of the story and the characters involved, some scenes felt rushed through while others were drawn out. There wasn’t a lot of time for character development due to how fast paced it is. Unfortunately, the narration was not the best and so it was difficult to get through. There was no distinction between characters so it was hard to tell who was “talking”. There were a lot of awkward pauses and off cue inflections. I enjoy listening to audio books on my commute to and from work, but this was a struggle to get through from the beginning. I will definitely be getting the book so I can read the story fully and post a review regarding the just the reading