Blood Promise: Vampire Academy, Book 4 Audiobook [Free Download by Trial]

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Blood Promise: Vampire Academy, Book 4 by Richelle Mead

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Summary

The recent Strigoi attack at St. Vladimir's Academy was the deadliest ever in the school's history, claiming the lives of Moroi students, teachers, and guardians alike. Even worse, the Strigoi took some of their victims with them . . . including Dimitri.He'd rather die than be one of them, and now Rose must abandon her best friend, Lissa, the one she has sworn to protect no matter what, and keep the promise Dimitri begged her to make long ago. But with everything at stake, how can she possibly destroy the person she loves most?

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3 comments

  • I really enjoyed the plot and the entire series, but the narrator had some peculiar pronunciations that made it difficult for me to fully immerse myself in Dimiti's character. Additionally, the infusion of strange music and special effects was quite jarring and frustrating.
  • The narrator in this audiobook is hands down the best one I've heard yet. The story itself is quite good, but damn, the music they added in is absolutely ridiculous. It totally messed up the whole experience because not only did it disrupt the flow of the story, but it was so ridiculous that it kept making me burst into laughter during serious moments. Nevertheless, despite this flaw, I genuinely enjoyed the book and the unexpected turns it took in the overarching series. This installment really helps propel the plot forward. I have a soft spot for the characters Sydney and Adrian, so I'm thrilled that there's a spin-off series dedicated to them.
  • I've always been a huge fan of this series and how the story develops, but I have to admit that I had a tough time with the narration in this particular book. The accents didn't quite hit the mark and ended up being rather distracting. I do understand that different narrators are expected when it comes to a series, but considering that this book had such a different vibe compared to the previous ones, it was a bit jarring and took away from the overall experience.
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