Shiver: Sinner - Audio Library Edition (CD-Audio)

from gubry

I first read Shiver many many moons and years ago, after I asked for it as a birthday present. I followed it all the way to the third book, Forever, when it had come out. That was many years ago. I never got the chance to read Sinner when it had come out even though Cole St. Clair was probably on...

from mountie9

My observations come from the audio version of this one. I am actually going to go back and reread this one. Usually the audio versions really impress me, but this time around, the audio version didn't do the story justice. In this case it was the female narrator. She made me dislike Isabelle, wh...

from loveofreading

If you haven't heard of Maggie Stiefvater, welcome out from under the rock where you've been living. While I love Maggie and I'm ALWAYS recommending her as a go-to fantasy/YA author, I'm not her biggest fan. Don't get me wrong: all her books are good. However, Lament and The Dream Thieves were a ...

from ewyatt

A companion to the Shiver series follows Isabel and Cole in their lives in LA while Cole tries for a music comeback on reality TV and Isabel acts as his social media director. The two have to deal with trust issues and overcome the demons of their past to determine if they have a chance at a futu...

from A_Reader_of_Fictions

For more reviews, Cover Snark and more, visit A Reader of Fictions. The problem I had with most of the prior Stiefvater novels were the leads, who were basically the sort of people who murder banter. They bore me to tears. Cole and Isabel's narration on the other hand crackles and pops with incen...