I had looked forward to Vlad’s story for months and it did not disappoint. I’ve read other’s thoughts that he changed too much from that which he was in the Night Huntress series. But I looked at it as the beginning of his in-depth story. We really didn’t know all that much about him in the previous series.

In the series listing, there are some missing books in audio. It still lists those missing books with an explanation.

“Not available on Audible. Why not?
There are many reasons why a book might not be available.
Sometimes a book goes temporarily out of print – and sometimes no audio version has ever been recorded. Audible wants to give you the most complete selection we can and will keep adding series and filling in gaps as quickly as possible.”

At least series’ followers can now check for future Audible releases if the series has an entry scheduled for release – at least part of the time.

Lea Hensley: Looks as though you are referring to Werewolf in Seattle:
“In terms of minor quibbles, I was thrown out of the story several times when Luna says, “bless your heart” to Colin.While I’m not from the South, I’ve been told by numerous friends who are that it’s basically an expression used in speaking of someone who you think is an idiot (or worse) but don’t want to call them names.Luna says it to Colin at numerous points when she’s meaning to be kind and complimentary.”I’m from the south – sorta – a plains state as well. We use “bless your heart” as a kindness – I do in fact. But I have also heard it used in a dismissive tone such as “bless your heart, now let’s don’t talk about it anymore.”

LOL, I read your last statement of “now let’s don’t talk about it anymore” and thought wow I just mentioned it once. But re-reading it I now understand it is an implied meaning of “Bless your Heart”.

Interesting . . .I hope that the people that I say it to – parents of my patient don’t think I am calling them an idiot or telling them to shut up.