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Dolmarehn: Otherworld Trilogy, Book 2 Audible Audiobook – Unabridged

Jenna Elizabeth Johnson (Author, Publisher), Christine Papania (Narrator)

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A year ago, Meghan Elam learned that she was Faelorehn, a being of the Otherworld. Immortal. Only when her visions grew worse and when a mysterious boy appeared to help guide her, did she finally come to realize exactly who and what she was. But the questions didn't end there, and Meghan is only just beginning to find the answers. Now she must juggle her life in the mortal world with the one she has started to build in the Otherworld. However, keeping her identity secret from her friends and family while trying to avoid a wrathful Celtic goddess is no easy task. With the help of her newfound friend and savior, Cade MacRoich, Meghan will gradually learn that not only does she come from a place full of magic and wonder but that she, too, is far more powerful than she ever thought possible.

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8 hours and 14 minutes
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Jenna Elizabeth Johnson
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Christine Papania
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December 16, 2014
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English
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Jenna Elizabeth Johnson
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B00R3G2EGM
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Unabridged
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Listening Length	8 hours and 14 minutes
Author	Jenna Elizabeth Johnson
Narrator	Christine Papania
Whispersync for Voice	Ready
Audible.com Release Date	December 16, 2014
Publisher	Jenna Elizabeth Johnson
Program Type	Audiobook
Version	Unabridged
Language	English
ASIN	B00R3G2EGM
Best Sellers Rank	#307,096 in Audible Books & Originals (See Top 100 in Audible Books & Originals) #2,212 in Contemporary Fantasy #3,425 in Fantasy Romance (Audible Books & Originals) #28,032 in Fantasy Romance (Books)

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Out West

...even when I know it's fiction, I want it to be believable.....

Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2020

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I just didn't love this book. It was okay. The story line was kind of interesting, but I just didn't feel connected to the characters. I was rooting for Meghan and Cade, of course, but there just isn't enough dialogue between them, (or anyone else in the book for that matter) to make their relationship believable. Does she think he's hot? Check. Does he think she's cute? We think so, so check. And he cares enough to keep worrying over her safety, but why? I prefer to read a relationship where there's something beyond just looks and what you assume (or have built up in your mind) about another person. Cade plays all his cards so close to the vest, that she really doesn't know much about him. In between the times she sees him, she pines at home for months at a time, this usually passes in just a few paragraphs or pages. (This down time could have been used to show us more about who Meghan was as a person with her friends. Very little dialogue with them. Her friends are really never used for much but tools to move the story along. We get some adjectives about them but almost no real interaction.) In real life the kind of teenage infatuation we see here almost always turns out badly because the real person can never live up to what we've imagined. Of course, conveniently, that isn't exactly how it plays out here. I love a HEA, which this seems to be working toward, but even when I know it's fiction, I want it to be believable. This will be the last book I read in this series.

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Lisa

It's official, I want my own spirit guide....a Kestrel would nice or a Sheltie Collie. :0)

Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2017

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It's official, I want my own spirit guide....a Kestrel would nice or a Sheltie Collie. :0)

Dolmarehn is the second book about the Otherworld and Meghan's story by Jenna Elizabeth Johnson.

The story is told in first person from Meghan Elam's perspective. I'll admit it, I love details, but I also want to kick Meghan's backside a few times..... however I'll also admit that I have a tendency to hash over things in my thoughts a lot too. Oops. Sadly, no spirit guide though, but I do have a puppy...who by the way also loves listening to audio books and listened to all of these with me. Seriously, she made a point to be close by and not with the rest of the family when the story was being read.

Warning - if you haven't read Faelorehn yet stop here, there be hints at spoilers ahead.

Meghan Elam's first trip through the Dolmarehn into Eile in Faelorehn was a disaster, a trick of The Morrigan and now her protective geis is broken. The Otherworld Faelah can harm her and Meghan, under the distant guidance of Caeden MacRoich and protection of his spirit guide Fergus, must learn how to protect herself, why The Morrigan wants her, and the place and people she came from all those years ago.

The journey during her senior year of high school is not an easy one. She has to recover from her attack, avoid Faelah, and practice her archery. Cade is far away most of the time, fulfilling punishment for breaking his own geis. Meghan wishes they were closer and hashes over her feelings and every which way she can guess about his when he's not there. Fergus protects Meghan, but then he's not protecting Cade. That's when Meridian arrives from Eile and Meghan's life changes again.

Cade takes Meghan through the Dolmarehn to try to recharge her glamour after living in our world most of her life. Amidst trying to understand herself and her world, Meghan tries to discover why Cade keeps distancing himself and what secrets he's keeping from her.
In Eile we are introduced, with Meghan, to a few vastly different characters that will shape the future and each in their own turn guide Meghan into who she will become. She's grown so much already but there's so much for her to learn and to do, and there's still The Morrigan waiting in the shadows for the proper moment and when she strikes lives will be lost and the Elam family will never be the same again.

I started out with the Kindle version and also bought the Audible audio book version (audio my preferred method) and acquired the rest of the stories available. I took a road maybe a little less traveled and read Faelorehn (Book 1) then Dolmarehn (Book 2) which are both told from Meghan's point of view. Then I couldn't resist and read/listened to Ghalien then Ehriad (Books 4 & 5) which are told from Cade's point of view...some of the events from the first two books from his perspective plus new adventures. Then I read Luathara, which is actually Book 3.

I recommend all of these books. I own the Kindle and Audible versions of each and will be rereading/relistening to them again.

Next journey to Luathara...

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blueskysunburn

Worth the read

Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2021

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I liked this book much more than I liked the first one in the trilogy. The characters matured and I felt like the storyline wasn't as sluggish. That being said, had I not read the first book I don't know that I would have enjoyed this book as much. I really liked that the Otherworld was better explained in detail so you could get a better picture of it. I'm interested in seeing how the main character's relationships develop and look forward to the next book in the trilogy.

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Tammy

Great series!

Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2014

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I read book 1, Faelorelyn of the Other world Trilogy and really enjoyed it. This book was even better than the first one and I plan to read the 3rd book, Luathara next. I can't wait to read what happens next for Meghan and Cade. The only negative thing for me are reviews by older adults who complain about a teen's/character's behavior described in a book. I have a teenage daughter who has friends over all the time and they don't all act the same, but the one thing they do have in common is inexperience in life. They do things that to me as a parent and older person may think of as childish, silly or just plain stupid sometimes. It's to be expected. So I totally disagree with those reviews as I'm sure that's what the writer was trying to portray to begin with.....a confused teen or a teen doing something immature at times, etc. I guess for those that don't have a teenager or child they are guessing at what one acts like.

Jenna Johnson weaves such a magical world and if you like this kind of story line then you should buy this book!

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Big Hippy

Loved Every second- So Gripping

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 28, 2019

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I loved the first and second book just finished the third and its also an INCREDIBLE read! Loved it
-Hailey-Eris Reader (13) Isle of Man

Kindle Customer

I loved this book

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 26, 2014

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this was a really great read I loved the characters and the way the story unfolded, I think Meghan and her friends became real to me and cafe was fascinating. I can't wait to read the next book

Donna Gardner

Dolmarehn

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 22, 2014

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Wow what a wonderful story, the continued story of Meghan learning that she's not human but a faelorhn, learning new things an holding on to a secret love for the handsome Cade

lindylouisa

Just as the previous book. Ruddy fantastic.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 19, 2015

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It was a pleasure reading this book. I Shan't waste words expressing my joy in the book. I have the follow on book to read, it is that good.

Dreamer

Cant stop reading

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 30, 2013

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This is a really good trilogy, cant wait to read on to find out what happens next, the usual love drama but so good, a few twists I did not expect as well.

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