Narrator killed the story

This book was pretty decent. Not Cherise’s best work but still pretty good if it weren’t for the horrible narrator. Sorry, Paul. Romance and southern accents aren’t your thing.

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Good story terrible narrator

I have all of Cherise Sinclair's audio books. I truly enjoy the stories with their mature themes. This one was very difficult to listen to because the narrator was so bad. It is the first book I have listened to of his and I will strive to avoid listening to any others. His cadence and badly timed phrasing was distracting.

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Awful Narrator

The narration of this book was terrible. It completely ruined the book for me.

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Enjoyable story

Overall, I enjoyed the story. I wonder if I will ever read or listen to a romance in which one or the other of the featured couple doesn't resist the relationship. Some might think it would be boring, but I'm not so sure. It would be a novelty, for one thing and the story could focus on the beauty of the developing relationship. Maybe it could give the real world some instruction on how it should be done. just a thought.

The narration was pretty aweful. The narrator's attempt at women's voices was painful to listen to and his "Dom" voice sounded more demonic than dom.

I might have waited for this to go on sale or perhaps, stuck to the written form, had I known the narrator's work.
-V from Kansas

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Love

How did the narrator detract from the book?

He didn't have any emotion as he read the book. A couple of times I started to fall asleep.

Any additional comments?

I love the author and the story line of this book but the person that read it left A LOT to be desired.

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Still love the story but not the reading of it

Any additional comments?

I didn't truly enjoy the narrator's reading of this story. He didn't sound like a dom at all and it was truly bothersome with the misspeaking of his liege's name as Javier and not Xavier. Still enjoyed the story but won't be listening to it as often as other of the books in the series by this author.

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Uhg the voice

The story was great. I love Cherise Sinclair all her books are well written and thought out. But this narrator voice was a gravel pit/ old man gangster Horrible. Voice!

Hard to listen to

I love Cherise Sinclair books.

I read this story and loved it. I had to make myself get through this audible reading. I wanted to listen to the whole series so I gritted and bared it. I’m so glad this is the only read aloud by this auditor. I skipped over the scenes I just couldn’t listen to it with this voice.

Enjoyed the story, but narration was inconsistent

As always, I enjoyed Cherise Sinclair's writing, and the characters were likeable and relatable. However, I had a problem with the narration. It was uneven, and the actor's voice changed throughout for the main character, Atticus, and I could not get past that. I would have enjoyed it more with a different voice actor. I wish I had read the book in print, versus listening to it on audiobook.

One of the best, but misses a female narrator

Virginia is working in a prison where Atticus brother is a inmate. Gin and Atticus meet when she helps him demonstrate rope play one evening.
I think this was the sweetest of all of Sinclair's books. All the feelings in this book made me cry. At the same time I think this is one of the books that has the least amount of sex scenes, still I loved the book.
The author is a genius writer so I can't stop reading, the style is so light and still hold my interest with topics that are not so light all the time.
The book was exiting, fun, scary and full of emotions.
I love every one of her books and I think this is one of my favourites

Narrator:
Clear pronunciation and read with feelings, but I never got quite used to the voice and I missed the female voice.

5 stars overall