Series summary

I really liked this series but I have to disagree with the author for the end. I really feel that the series has more potential for wrapup and one more book. I really was hoping for that. Sorry but I like my happy ever after ending’s. I want to see the brother and sister meet & explore there potential as a team. I want to see them meet their parents. And what about the mad scientist? I guess we’re just supposed to assume that he gets his just desserts.

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I can’t belive I waisted a credit on this book

This is not a good story. I could not make it past the 2nd book.

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Amazing!

This author's imagination is boundless! I really enjoyed reading this series!

These four books take the reader on an unimaginable journey of loss, treachery and manipulation, but there is also hope, faithfulness, bravery, loyalty and love!

I absolutely hated taking breaks from reading to sleep, otherwise, I plugged in my speakers and listened straight through, it really is that good.

Each book had only one narrator but the variation in each voice was awesome. They were able to immerse me in the story with the different tones and emotions they put into their voices. They are masters at bringing a story to life.

Not your typical Science Fiction/Alien romance novel

I really loved reading and listening to the Betania Breed Series. From Cassie and Kharzar I really liked all of these stories none of them had a true happy ending but left the tale open to what are the possibilities. I’m going to go on to the next story from the author and truly look forward to seeing what happens with the family when they are reunited and back together again.

Good story, hit-or-miss narration

I am a voracious reader. Audio books, however, are new to me. Apparently, the narrator makes a world of difference in my enjoyment of a book. Stella Bloom (book 1) and Angela Daw (book 3) were awesome! My mediocre score for performance was because I truly struggled getting through the second book. Justin Eyre's out of breath/upward inflection at the end of sentences, was distracting and irritating. The way she spoke Ya'hor's voice made him sound like a dimwitted oaf...which does not mesh with my idea of a cyborg at all. She couldn't even pronounce Zetari properly! I would have preferred to read the book myself. D.C. Cole (book 4) was okay. Some parts lacked inflection, but not nearly as distracting as book 2.

**SPOILERS BELOW**
The story was good (especially for the price), but I was disappointed at the loose ends and unclear fates. I don't understand how the Makairos would bond to Mongoli if a. Only males had that capability;  b. The animals were born at the same time as their bonded. They should have either died because of the bond or disappeared in to the jungle and/or sought revenge on Mongoli. With her as Queen, it seems like there should be more to the story there. Maybe Corin/Cat comes back to claim their birthright? Does one of them have a bond animal back on Betania? Is Corin actually Cat's bond animal-since he can shift?? Nah
When the ship shut down, I didn't know if Cassie just died, if her soul was with her husband when her body went into stasis and she was trapped, or what...until it was clarified 2 books later. Granted, maybe I missed that part because I wasn't paying close attention struggling with book 2.
Where was Kazar for 30 years that he couldn't find the twins? That's a long time. Shazul found them.
Also, I was hoping for that great big happy ending where everyone finds each other...but maybe in book 5?

Impossible Read

I tried to stay with and follow this storyline, but just ended up more confused as the books went on. The plot needs some serious work--the stories barely seem to play into each other, and the characters are flat. I usually will see a book out to the end, even if it isn't my favorite-but, I am giving up and this one and regret all the hours I spent listening to it.