The Heart of the Banshee

By: Carolyn Elizabeth

Narrated by: Chelsea Stephens

In an effort to put her vengeful past behind her, Captain Branna Kelly charts a new course with the help of the Banshee's newest officer, Julia Farrow. Her first mission on the path to redemption is to restore order at a neighboring port.

Julia's new fighting skills are put to the test when they go up against the deadly Ferryman and her cutthroat captain, Isaac Shaw. She more than holds her own, both with and without a blade, and Branna is torn between supporting and protecting her.

Even during occasions of relative safety, Branna and Julia discover the greatest peril may not be to their lives, but to their love. When faces from Branna's past come back to haunt them and Julia seeks moments of peace in another's company, suspicion and mistrust become a blade to the heart.

The Heart of the Banshee continues the story of the love and adventures of Captain Branna Kelly and Julia Farrow.

Contains mature themes.

©2023 Carolyn Elizabeth (P)2023 Tantor

I really enjoyed it

I read a few reviews that were not positive so I felt I needed to weigh in. The story takes place a short time after the first book ended. It wasn’t as tense as the first one but still very good. The ending wasn’t a cliffhanger however it felt like there is room for a 3rd book.

pirate theme

I thoroughly enjoyed the book but I have to admit that at times Julia was quite frustrating and annoying. The way she treated some of the characters and almost always refused to listen to reason had me wanting to pull my hair. None the less it was a great story.

wonderful story

The narrator is good. She is a bit slow speaking but just bump speed up 1.5 and it was perfect.

great beginning but rushed ending

the book should have ended after the return back to nassau.. the second part should have either been longer or a separate story. it's still a good story but wish there would have been more and not so rushed. overall, still a good read and enjoyed it.

It's a bit boring

It's well written and the narrator performs well, but the story just didn't grip me and keep me interested.