The Immortal Circus

Cirque des Immortels, Book 1

By: A. R. Kahler

Narrated by: Amy McFadden

Murdered contortionists aren't exactly what Vivienne signed up for when she ran away to join the circus. But like most things under the big top, nothing is what it seems. With a past she can't quite remember, Vivienne finds that running away forever might not be as appealing as it once sounded - because forever means something quite different at the Cirque des Immortels.

Aided by her friends Kingston - a feisty stage magician whose magic is quickly stealing her heart - and his sarcastic assistant Melody, Vivienne finds herself racing against the clock to discover the culprit behind a series of deaths that should be impossible. However, the answer she seeks might reveal more about her own bloody past - and future - than she bargains for.

The show's just beginning. Step right up....

©2013 A. R. Kahler (P)2013 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

Wonderful listen!

This audiobook was an incredibly excellent experience! I had not heard of this series but it showed up in my "suggestions," and I loved it! Amy's narration is superb! Can't wait to hear the next in the series.

mystical story

I enjoyed the book, but was a little put off by all the swear words. lots of F**** that added nothing to the story line, and detracted from the story in my opinion. The love interest part was a little weak, almost like the author thought the story wasn't enough in itself and it was necessary to add a very odd romance. It was entertaining, but I probably won't read the next book in the series.

Good story, couldn't stand the narrator

The story was great. Interesting, character development, wide opened for a series. I'll be sure to read the next one!

The narrator made me want to stop listening. Unnecessary voice pitches, and every character except for the main one sounded like a "valley girl". Very irritating and grating.

Loved It

I loved the story and the characters, they were modern and had so much depth.

Intriguing and Imaginative

There is a great quality to this story. Some great characters, a solid premise and a world waiting outside of this initial story. I've seen a lot of reviews state that they feel it was lacking something. I'm not sure what it would be, I kept coming back. It was a lot like Carnivale from HBO, set in the current day, and mixing it with a dose of fae and other things.

The narrator enunciates every syllable though, which kind of made it hard to feel like I was in the story instead of being read a story.