Narrated by Laura Paton Laura Paton does an excellent job narrating this abridged version of the Heyer classic, Faro’s Daughter. Ms. Paton’s voice is beautifully modulated and a pleasure to listen to. Her reading is calm and steady, with no distracting habits or pauses to pull the listener out of the story. I would enjoy…
Narrated by Pamela Garelick Susanna Kearsley (author of such wonderful books as The Winter Sea and The Shadowy Horses) recommended this book on Twitter so I decided to look it up. After begging asking Lea, she kindly approached the publisher for a review copy of the audio and voila! The story is a historical/horror/romance set…
Narrated by Emma Galvin The official blurb: The new Abby Abernathy is a good girl. She doesn’t drink or swear, and she has the appropriate number of cardigans in her wardrobe. Abby believes she has enough distance from the darkness of her past, but when she arrives at college with her best friend, her path…
Narrated by Kathleen Early The Book Blurb: Georgeanne Howard leaves her fiancé at the altar when she realizes she can’t marry a man old enough to be her grandfather, no matter how rich he is. Hockey superstar John Kowalsky unknowingly helps her escape, and only when it’s too late does he realize that he’s absconded…
Narrated by Susan Ericksen I’m a huge fan of the In Death series, but I can’t say this was one of my favorites. The pattern of the series (loosely) seems to feature a book, which focuses more on the emotional/relational, and then one or two which focus more on the procedural. New York to Dallas…
Narrated by Karen White Each of the contemporary romance/romantic comedy authors I love to read have a totally different way of approaching the genre. My first love, Susan Elizabeth Phillips, has a sort of wacky way of looking at the world through the eyes of her rather oddball protagonists: a circus manager and a rich…
Narrated by Amy Rubinate Kristan Higgins has a delightful contemporary romance voice – romantic comedy based on the foibles of family life and small town America, with some weightier subjects woven in for a dose of reality, and usually a Notable Pet in the form of a great dog. Faith Holland had left her family…
Narrated by Moira Quirk Although I was late to the party that was the debut of Elizabeth Hoyt – this book, published in 2006 – I read it soon after because it was an AAR Top 100 pick. When reading it, I had a reaction several others had – WTF? Virtuous women go to brothels…
Narrated by Moira Quirk The Leopard Prince is the second in the Princes Trilogy by Elizabeth Hoyt. It’s been on my to-read list since I read the first book in the trilogy a while back. So when it came available on audio, even with a relatively unknown narrator, I bought it. I am pleased to…
Narrated by Christina Traister A Cautionary Tale for Narrators Or, Show Me The Mercy! The second book in the Buchanan-Renard series, this one features Justice Department attorney Theo Buchanan and brilliant backwater surgeon Michelle Renard. Another of those backwater-bayou Louisiana towns authors love is the setting – let’s just say it’s driving distance from New…
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