I listened to it nearly straight through. The adventure & intrigue & romance throughout the rest of this book was great. I think maybe the narrator was just trying to make herself sound young in the first book.because she really stepped it up for this book. This is by far the best book of the trilogy. It starts slow with the first book, gets more interesting with the second and really is brought home with the third!. in the meantime I suggest you start listening to this trilogy. Genetically altered supernaturals? Check Evil corporation out to hunt the genetically altered supernaturals? Check Journey to safety? Check More than one obstacle on the way to safety? Check Love story along the way? Check Fear that the people you trust may not be worthy of trust? Check I'll stay tuned to the next 2 hours. There's a stronger sense of urgency, danger, intensity, desire, hopefulness and paranoia. I have 2 hours left of the audiobook and so far the story has just been awesome. Why should an adult ever listen to a 15 year old? Don't adults always know better? Blah! Listen to the kid!!! Tori finally calms down a bit and learns that she doesn't have to mouth off every 2.3 seconds.don't worry she's still plenty spunky and snarky.just not as mean. As in earth rocking, earth shattering, earth splitting graveyard disaster. And as you can guess this led to ave disaster. Margaret, a necromancer, who used to be one of the bad guys tries to help Chloe and instead refuses to believe Chloe (thinks she's making up stories) about how strong her powers are. Derek finally turns fully into a werewolf. The Darkest Powers’ world is constantly evolving and Armstrong doesn’t waste her time catching readers up to what they should already. If you haven’t read The Summoning and The Awakening, I would advise you not to read this installment until you have. Chloe finally figures out which guy she is really into and goes on her first date. The Reckoning is the final installment to Kelley Armstrong’s Darkest Powers Trilogy.

** spoiler alert ** **SPOILERS** So far this is the best book of the trilogy.

The Reckoning by Kelley Armstrong