The audio version of The Betrayal of the Blood Lily received a starred review in Booklist!
Booklist reviewer Joyce Sarick had nice things to say about both the book and the audio. Calling the characters “vividly imagined” and the plot “action-filled”, Sarick writes, “Reading’s animated, British-accented narration highlights the witty dialogue underlying the humor, sensual undertones, and fast-paced adventure of this delightful romp.” Her conclusion? “Willig’s fans will welcome the detour to India, and newcomers will have no trouble entering the series.”
Huzzah! A great big brava to Kate Reading for her brilliant narration and many thanks to Booklist.
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I never tire of reading of all the good comments about your books.
by carole
on April 2nd, 2010 at 4:54 pm
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*remove second ‘of’
by carole
on April 2nd, 2010 at 4:56 pm
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Lovelovelove Kate’s readings of the books. That woman who did Jasmine…not so much. She kept pronouncing Eloise as Elo-waz. Huh?? She finally got it right 2/3rds or so of the through.
Confession. I’ve not read a single Willig book. But I liked the audio versions so much I bought the hardbacks. Which I intend to read numerous times.
by anna
on April 2nd, 2010 at 10:37 pm
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EEEK! Anna sounds just like me!
Can we get the publishers of the audiobooks to re-record “Jasmine”, with Kate Reading this time? Then they would ALL be COMPLETELY PERFECT audiobooks. (Elo-waz, or maybe El-woz?, made me cringe each time.) Also, the “Jasmine” reader made Hen sound like a modern British upper-class snob, and I thought “but that’s not Hen!?!?!”. (tragic … really, really tragic … sniff …)
by Yvette
on April 5th, 2010 at 2:46 pm
