A Great Buildup

In this next to the last book, events are barreling toward the final confrontation between Patrick and his father. But first, the problem with Estelle, her wolf pack, and the demons they've allied with, must be dealt with. Is Patrick's lover, Jono, up to this? Of course! And Wade steps up as well. Wade is a favorite---and his moments of comic relief are a nice dash to add to this hearty meal of an adventure. As always, the narration is superb. Gary Furlong does a terrific job with accents, and with the voices of various gods and werewolves.

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I’m Not Ready!

The biggest difference between reading the ebook version and listening to this audiobook is that everything is magnified almost ten-fold. That’s in big thanks to Gary Furlong’s excellent narration.

Because this is the second to the last book of this magnificent series, several things are happening, all of which are keeping me on the edge of my seat.

I’d definitely recommend this entire series to those who love urban fantasy with mythology of different pantheons and one hungry dragon. Seriously, it’s an excellent series, it’ll suck you right in.

I can’t wait for the bittersweet conclusion book of this series.

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Amazing Narration!

I absolutely love this series and listening to the audiobook version was such a transcendent experience!!

The narrator did an exquisite Audio delivery and narration which left me amazed!!

I absolutely enjoyed listening to this one.
Recommend reading this in the series order.

Adore this series!

I seriously adore this series so much! I love these characters and they just keep getting better even if at times the make stupid choices I want to smack them for I still love them. There was a good amount of action to enjoy. I kept wanting to know what would happen next and I seriously need the next book! I need more Patrick and Jon. The narrator did a fantastic job bringing their story to life.

Characters being stupid is not a fun plot mechanic

There's much less sex than previous titles, which I found nice.
The dialog is well done.
The main character making ridiculously stupid choices, which seem inconsistent with his usual behavior, almost ruined my enjoyment of the book. It's hard to care what happens to characters who behave so stupidly.
Seriously, there's lots of good fun with the book. But that just makes it more annoying when main character does stupid stuff.

Huge bang for your buck!

This is one of the best mm urban fantasy series out there and this was a fantastic addition to the series! Patrick and Jon are epic characters and this one was definitely edge of your seat the entire way through! I will be so sad to see this series end. Gary Furlong is fantastic as always, I love what he brings to the audio version of this one!

Better and better...

This is the 6th part of the Soulbound series and it was just as good, if not better, than the first one. Patrick and Jono and the cast of characters are wonderful additions to my mindful menagerie. This book finds some things getting settled, which I am super happy about, and the rest just a toss up of what is to come. Gods, Fae, Vampires, Wolves, & Magic...what a mix and what a ride. Looking forward to the next in the series and a part of me wishes that all that is part of the NY God pack, keeps on keeping on, but...loved it!!

Finally, the unnecessary wait is over.

I'm only giving this book 5 stars because of the writing style, but the book is a drag in the series. I mean, we finally see something that should have been done ages ago and would have resulted in a much better outcome in terms of body count. So, that was the only good thing for me. This honestly should have been the last book in the series. Yet, it continues on with nothing ever happening. Basically akin to a soap opera on paper and audio.

Gay Furlong was freaking incredible. Hands down one of the best narrators I've ever heard.

Excellent Experience!

An Echo in the Sorrow (audiobook)
MMy Thoughts and Review

When I began the “Soulbound” Series journey I never expected to find a paranormal world that encompassed all the myths and legends of old. The most unique part of the story-weaving is how each deity is intertwined with another, no matter their origin or mythos. Just as, “No man is an island,” neither is a god(ess), even if they believe themselves to be.

In this ongoing series, the action and drama are outstanding. The romance between the two MCs is there and it is a strong point in the series, however, the story is not run over or overshadowed by too many bedroom interludes (is that ever really a thing).

Patrick and Jono (MCs) are joined by an extraordinary cast of misfit characters (the pop-tart-loving Wade is my favorite) who make up The NEW YORK CITY GOD PACK. These guys fight daily for their right to live free from the pressures of gods, demons, shifters, and magical humans, all while keeping innocents safe. This book ripped my guts out a couple of times, and I began to think the series would end here. However, this is an HFN… of sorts.

As always Furlong was stupendous with the narration, so nothing but 10’s 10’s 10’s across the board!

If you love PNR and you especially love one that is filled with lots of good action do not miss this audiobook series!

The Story: 4.00 🌟🌟🌟🌟
The Narration: 5.00 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Overall: 4.50 🌟🌟🌟🌟. ✨


I received a copy of this book from Gay Romance Reviews to read and review.
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Wow! Breathtaking ride

This series has been absolutely amazing and I’m very sad this is the penultimate book in the series as I’m really going to miss these characters. The action and pace of this book are relentless making it a real breathtaking ride. Patrick’s professional and pack lives finally collide in this book leaving Patrick fighting for his future. I found this heartbreaking as we see more of who Patrick truly is under the barriers he’s erected around himself and we see the pain of his situation. He’s the only one who can fight for himself at this stage and I found it hard seeing him alone and poor Jono unable to help him. Meanwhile, Jono has his hands full too as the pack wars finally erupt and Jono’s pack fights for its life as well as the lives of all the pack members. It was brilliant to see more of Wade too as he gets to play a bigger role in this book - and yes, he’s still hungry!! I’m so invested in all these characters now that there were tears as I listened to what they were going through.

These books are made even more perfect by Gary Furlong’s incredible narration. I love this narrator and the voice he gives Jono is my absolute favourite.

I received an arc of this book and am voluntarily leaving an honest and unbiased review