Narrated by Kirsten Potter Wow, another new-to-me narrator and another fantastic one as well. Kristen Potter nails the characters of The Spymaster’s Lady and one can easily differentiate the numerous male characters, even spymaster Grey with his numerous disguises. Ms. Potter performs the part of the young French spy, Annique, with a beautiful French accent….
Narrated by Tanya Eby A non-typical Kleypas for sure, there was a definite sweetness to this short yet moving first in a series. I’ll certainly be following the Friday Harbor series but not with the same anticipation I had for the more earthy Travis Series. It was my first time to hear Tanya Eby and…
Narrated by Joyce Bean The last category in My Unofficial Personal Listening Challenge for 2010 was Fantasy – another genre I tended to avoid. I chose Karen Marie Moning’s Darkfever knowing that it would also challenge me as a series of unending stories with no HEAs nicely tying up each book’s conclusion. Later I discovered…
Allow me to begin by saying I have not read a single Georgette Heyer book in print. I have, however, listened to three of her audiobooks and, although I’m far from being proficient in all things Heyer, I can lay claim to the opinion that you can’t read just one. I’m slowly exploring the audio…
Narrated by Victor Slezak Envy is part of my Unofficial 2010 Listening Challenge. I haven’t been a fan of romantic suspense in the past and Envy changed that – completely. Sandra Brown has to be one of the more refined voices for sophisticated suspense combined with romance. I wasn’t bored for a moment as I…
Narrated by Emily Gray Having read Soulless in print, I was quite excited to see it in audio format. Heroine Alexia is quite a witty, entertaining character who plays perfectly against Lord Maccon, an alpha werewolf. The narration is simply superb. It’s my first experience listening to Emily Gray, but I’ll look for her narrations…
Narrated by Justine Eyre Wondering if I could truly enjoy a book so thoroughly paranormal, I began listening a bit nervously since my expectations were high. Others here at Speaking of Audiobooks had given Angels’ Blood high praise and I thought the hero sounded pretty perfect for my tastes. I can’t say that the narration…
Although I’ve heard the Sookie Stackhouse series praised for years, I was reluctant to dive in. I didn’t think I’d be interested in an open ended series with the possibility of more than one romantic hero. I want to read romance with just a side dish of adventure and I relish those solidly wrapped up…
Narrated by Patrick Lawlor and Melanie Ewbank Although not one of my favorites in the Troubleshooters series, this is still an entertaining audiobook. But my level of enjoyment was due mostly to the author’s talent rather than the dual narration. Leads Max and Gina are well known to followers of the series but it was…
Narrated by Julia Gibson The touching story of a paraplegic finding a man who worships her and is determined to make her life better, Phantom Waltz reads like a fairy tale at times. A DIK when I read it some years ago, the listening experience didn’t rate as high for me. It may be the…