Invisible

The Curse of Avalon series, Book 1

By: Sariah Skye

Narrated by: Hollie Jackson, Ryan Turner

My name is Ava Dawson. Ever since I was young, I have had this strange "gift" of invisibility. I can't explain it, nor can I always control it. It affects my work, my personal life, dating - all but my mother and best friend seem to be effected. No matter what I do, I seem to always be forgotten.

Until I meet these gorgeous guys during a girls' night out, and there's something strangely alluring about them. An ancient curse brings us together, while a group of supernatural "Collectors" threatens to tear us apart. They're targeting people with special abilities like mine, and all four men have taken it upon themselves to protect me. But with their complicated pasts, I can't help but feel protective of them, too. I'm trying not to get in over my head, with these men, and the magic. But I have to admit, it's nice to be seen after years of being invisible. Contains mature themes.

©2017 Sariah Skye (P)2018 Tantor

Amazing!!

Love this story, love the narrator, love the author! Definitely worth it!! Please listen to this amazing story!

Overall good, annoying FMC

I liked the story and the many twists and turns that it takes, especially the reveal at the end. That was great! I did find the female main character to be a bit much and a little annoying. I almost DNF, but I’m glad I stuck it out until the end. The plot was worth it.

Amazing!!!

Wow what a wonderful story!!! I can’t wait for the second one. I highly recommended this book.
LMM

A twist on Avalon

Ok, but I just didn’t connect with the characters or storyline. Then I fell asleep on it. Then I had to start over because I just couldn’t come up with printable comments, and I had to change the speed from 1.5x to 2.0x
Jackson and Turner did a decent job of narration.

MC is insufferable

I normally take a book with a grain of salt knowing things have to happen to push the story along. This MC though just throws constant fits mostly about how "strong and independent" she is anything but that.