Dance of the Gods

As always, I got hooked soon into the book but the ending was a let down unless there is a continuing storey I hope. Thank you Nora Roberts

Since I did not like "Chronicles of Narnia" I guess that is why I did not like this one either. I do not like make believe "vampires and dragons".

I really enjoyed this book and even after reading the first book, although it was not as good, the story line was progressive. I particularly enjoyed the way Roberts let strength of the Circle grow between this book and the first and she continues to articulate dialogue very well. Worth reading.

This is the second book in the series. It is not as good at the first, but it is still great. Very much worth a listen.

Not for me. Not into the vampires and the narrators voice did not fit the story.

Vampires are not for me. Don't like the fantasy stuff. Some of the JD Robb books have excellent mysteries and I enjoy them, but this series was so dark I couldn't finish it. Sent the last one back without even opening it.

It was very good. Different from the usual Nora Roberts. I also Listened to this 2nd Book before the First. Now I can't wait to hear the 1st and the Following. I found it very entertaining, especially while driving.

I sent this back after disc 2. Very far out, hard to get into the characters and the narrator was terrible. Very disappointed.

Absolutely horrible. Very slow moving. The narrator has a very poor voice with lots of highs and lows - difficult to follow and understand.

THIS IS ONE OF THE WORST BOOKS NORA ROBERTS HAS WRITTEN AND I HAVE JUST ABOUT READ ALL HER BOOKS. THE NARRATOR WAS HORRIBLE AND THE PLOT WAS ?????. NOT WORTH IT.

I did not get past disk 2. I just could not get into this book. I understand there is a preceding book which might help if I had read it first (but I doubt it). It was just too "far-out" for me.

Even though I read this during Lent, I enjoyed it. It took a while to get into the story and keep up with who the characters were. I'm ready for the sequel.

Under no circumstances are you to listen to this title without having listened to the first in the series. Even then it is questionable. I couldn't get passed disc 1. Possibly it is because I mistakenly ordered this one without having listened to the first, but I have a feeling that had I listened to the first one, I'd have not ordered the second.

This book was intriguing from beginning to end, though it was obvious by the ending that it was not complete. If you read the book as a stand alone, you will be left wanting at the end. Ms. Roberts definitely gives colorful descriptions of characters, feelings, and scenes that pulls a reader into the story.

I didn't receive the 2nd novel until I had listened to the third. I wish I had since characters were introduced in this novel that played a leading role in the third. Although it's fairly entertaining, I wouldn't say that this is her best series of novels.

I knew before I finished disc 1 that I could never get through this book. Unless you are a die hard Nora Roberts fan, I wouldn't waste my time on this one.

This book is a good example of why you shouldn't sign up for a book series without reading the first book. Like the other books in this series, this also crams too many genres into one novel. All of them fail.

I really enjoy Nora Roberts but this one was too slow, confusing and tedious that after 4 CDs, I just sent the book back. Author doesn't do well making the Vampires, sorcerers and imaginary characters connect with the listener/reader. I didn't even bother with the next 2 in the trilogy - sent sent them back without opening them.

I too had a little trouble with the narrator. I believe he is the same man who did the Red, Black and White trilogy by Ted Dekker. Probably would have been better if he had not tried to narrate with an Irish accent and just used it when necessary. I'm on the last disc and will look into some other of the Roberts books.

I had a really hard time with this one. The narrator's accent was hard to follow. I wasn't sure which world we were in, fantasy or real life and at what point. It was hard to follow and understand. One minute they are fighting vampires in one world, riding on dragons, the next they are riding in a car. I got through two discs and stopped. Sorry...not for me.

Although I really enjoyed this audio book, my only complaint would be the broad accent the narrator uses whilst reading. A couple of time i hade to skip back to listen a couple of time to understand what was said.

Just as exciting as book 1 - keeps you wanting more. As usual Nora Roberts is terrific.

This is the second Nora Roberts book to which I have listened. This time I managed almost half the discs before deciding that I found the plot rather mundane - certainly there was no 'edge of the seat' excitement (- call me an adrenalin freak ...??). Not an author I would chose again.