The Drow Hath Sent Thee

Goth Drow Series, Book 5

By: Martha Carr, Michael Anderle

Narrated by: Devon Sorvari

Her Drow Aunt is off the throne and all of Ambar'ogúl is looking to Cheyenne to guide them.

Can the Goth Drow find a replacement for the throne? Better be fast.

There's a long list of dangerous to-do's and not a lot of time.

Heal the blight. Take out the traitor in the FRoE. Break the rest of the curse on her mom.

Can Cheyenne step into her role as Drow Royalty on Earth?

Will Ba'rael's parting-gift poison ever depart from Cheyenne's body?

©2020 Martha Carr and Michael Anderle (P)2021 Tantor

Great Dark Elf series

This is definitely one of my favorite series. Martha and Michael are a great team.

Fun Series, Fun book

The authors’ world building shines. In this book you get to meet awesome sassy new characters and uncover new wonders of the world that the authors have built. The story continues to drive forward, with Cheyenne kicking ass and taking on some bad ass villains and turns of fate. The other reviews dwell on Cheyenne’s character’s inability to maintain mature boundaries and quit whining, and it is a little slow moving that her immaturity is the only tool for suspense a couple of times in the plot, But the characters remain page turningly witty and the story continues to dazzle. Starting book 6 immediately.

ANNOYING PETULANCE vs. Good Story

The authors brought the Goth-Drow's level of childish petulance to such new heights that I almost had to stop listening. However, my fondness for the storyline won out in the end. I hope they can tone it down. It is one thing to worry about one's parent, but it is over-the-top to act like your mother, a strong politically connected woman, is too fragile to help save herself.

one ignorant self entitled teenager over and over

I almost had an annurism from rolling my eyes so many times.
entertaining though.