Mystic

Soul Seekers Series, Book 3

By: Alyson Noёl

Narrated by: Em Eldridge

Since arriving in Enchantment, New Mexico, everything in Daire Santos' life has changed. And not all for the better. While she's come to accept and embrace her new powers as a Soul Seeker, Daire struggles with the responsibility she holds navigating between the worlds of the living and the dead. And with the fate of her boyfriend Dace in the balance, Daire must put aside her personal feelings and focus on defeating Cade, whose evil plans threaten everyone she loves and the world as she knows it.

Mystic is the third book in the Soul Seekers, a magnificent series about a girl who can navigate between the worlds of the living and the dead, by New York Times best-selling author Alyson Noël.

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Mystic

I love this book! I've been waiting (for what feels like ages) for Mystic to be available on Audible. I do like the new narrator Em Eldridge. She does a good job but I wish the original narrator Brittany Presley narrated this book. I LOVED her narrating book 1 and 2.

the narrator make getting through this book a stru

I don't even know how to rate this. The book and series itself are such good books. I just hate how they switch narrators halfway through a series. The narrator for this book made this book a STRUGGLE to get through. I couldn't get past the first couple of chapters before having to turn the app off. Her voice sounds almost computer-like. so monotone, there are no feelings or emotions in her voice at all. I think I'm just going to have to sit down and read this and the last book myself to finish the series.

Long time wait and it's good

Mystic is dramatic, and not bad, filled with drama, magic, adventure, choices and love. Overall I liked it. I cannot tell you how long I have waited to read this book and continue to finish this series. It was slow much like the previous books, a lot of storytelling, build up and less to the plot of the story. The characters are good and Em Eldridge was likable as narrator compared to the pervious one.