Magic Hour
Magic Hour is a horror novel by author Kristin Hannah. This is a hot story about resilience and the human spirit, the hope of victory and the meaning of family. The story revolves around a 6-year-old girl who appears, alone and she has not provided any of her identity, not a hint of her past.
We invite you to listen to this fascinating story. Here are the top 3 reviews and comments that readers love about this fascinating book.
Review 1: Magic Hour Audiobook by Howard Egan
Horrible narration
I can’t decide if the book was good or not, I hated the narrators voice. So obnoxious. I need to remember to listen to a sample before buying the book.
Review 2: Magic Hour Audiobook by Tabbi
Terrible narration & slow story. Returned the book
I have read Kristin Hannah‘s books and really enjoyed them. This one, however, has a terrible narrator. She sounds much older than the character is supposed to be and is very boring. The story is also very slow in developing. I read half of the book and could not take any more. Very disappointing.
Review 3: Magic Hour Audiobook by S. Vanhoose
This was a really fun read, and I had it read in about a day and a half (yay for a snow day!). However, the book left me with a bit of disappointment, and it was not as rewarding as reading, say, “The Great Alone” by the same author. While the plot was quite unique, the actual characters seemed trite. Typical “gorgeous sisters” and “jaw droppingly handsome men” involved, here. The romances involved were also trite and predictable, with a bedroom scene thrown in for good measure. Both “handsome men” had unrealistically emotional roles in these romances.
The actual “wild child” storyline was interesting, although I also felt there were a few parts that seemed unrealistic. There was a nice bit of twist at the end so the entire story wasn’t entirely predictable. I did like that her story was based on an interesting subject that had it’s roots in realism, and I liked how parts of the story were from the child’s point of view.
Overall the book was fun to read, but it didn’t stand out to me as a favorite, and it often felt corny and trite. I feel like the subject matter could have gone from good to amazing if the characterization would have been done a bit differently. Still. it made for a relaxing snow day read.
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