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Title: The Darkest Pleasure

Subtitle: Lords of the Underworld, Book 3

Author: Gena Showalter

Narrator: Max Bellmore

Format: Unabridged

Length: 13 hrs and 26 mins

Language: English

Release date: 07-01-08

Publisher: Harlequin Books S.A.

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 1368 votes

Genres: Romance, Fantasy

Publisher's Summary:

Danika is on the run. For months she's eluded the Lords of the Underworld, immortal warriors who won't rest until she and her family have been destroyed. But her dreams are haunted by Reyes, the warrior whose searing touch she can't forget. Yet a future together could mean death to all they both hold dear.

Members Reviews:

A lighter version of BDB by Ward

Any additional comments?

I love supernatural romance or fantasy romance whatever you want to call them. But I have read so many of them that they sometimes become too predictable. I am always on the lookout for books and series that can hold my interest and throw a couple of curve balls too. So far Showalter has been able to do just that.

This book is predictable is some ways but in others it has an originality that I truly enjoyed. Danika is like so many women. She faces obstacles that are overwhelming but she does everything in her power to be strong and protect herself and the ones she loves. For most of the book she keeps falling short but in the end she finds a strength in her gift that makes her stronger than she could have ever dreamed.

Plus Showalter brings in a wicked question to have ask yourself, ???Can I physically harm the person I care about if pain is pleasurable to that person???? J.R. Ward had a book in her Black Dagger Brotherhood series that asked the same thing. Showalter managed to avoid going so dark and depressing though.

The two series are very similar and I like them both, but Showalter is not nearly as dark or hard core as Ward. You should try them both and see which one you like more.

Must read!

I've had each book in this series for a while and recently started listening from the beginning.

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Title: The Darkest Fire

Subtitle: Lords of the Underworld Prequel

Author: Gena Showalter

Narrator: Max Bellmore

Format: Unabridged

Length: 1 hr and 55 mins

Language: English

Release date: 07-01-08

Publisher: Harlequin Books S.A.

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 1236 votes

Genres: Romance, Fantasy

Publisher's Summary:

Don't miss this sizzling prequel to Gena Showalter's breathtaking paranormal series, The Lords of the Underworld. Though they carry an eternal curse, the Lords of the Underworld are irresistibly seductive - and unimaginably powerful.

Members Reviews:

Not my fire pit

I know not why I got this book. Romance is not my area of enjoyment. I do try some of it every now in then just to see if there is an author I might like. I strongly believe a good author can write anything and make you like it.

This guy sells his soul to the devil, because his wife left him. I soon figured out his wife left him, cause he is an idiot. Plus if he was a great lover, his first wife would have not left him. I mean make a woman scream in bed and she is yours for a life time. I have been married 34 years and no matter what others say, that is the secret.

The female lead is almost as dumb as him so they do go together. The story not only makes these two look stupid, but make the devil look like an idiot. To escape the devil, it seems you just have to kill yourself. How dead people kill themselves is beyond me. I know they are not dead people, they are god and demon, but still.

Narrator is good.

Not really a prequel...

Having read the first book in the series, I have a really hard time thinking of this as a prequel. It had very little to do with any back story. It seems that it was a totally different story and different world that the author tied in at the end with a mention of creating a box out of bones. It gave so little insight into the book I read that it really isn't even worth having taken the time to listen to. Maybe it'll become more important as I listen to more of the series but right now I'm thinking I wasted my money.

Informative

While this book was not as good as the others in the series it provides a lot of background information. It still had an interesting story line and an unexpected ending. I think it is worth listening too so as to put the other books in perspective.

Was not what I expected

I love Gena Showalter, don't get me wrong. But, this was a disappointment. The storyline could have been expanded and the lovemaking scene not really thrilling. It was not very good and I don't recommend anyone wasting time listening to it. Her other books are fantastic.

Great short story for Lords fans!

This is a great prequel to the Lords of the Underworld series. It's not a requirement for the LOTU series but it was a great companion read.

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Title: House of Cards

Subtitle: The Negotiator Trilogy, Book 2

Author: C. E. Murphy

Narrator: Eve Bianco

Format: Unabridged

Length: 13 hrs and 1 min

Language: English

Release date: 02-29-08

Publisher: Harlequin Books S.A.

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 503 votes

Genres: Romance, Fantasy

Publisher's Summary:

New York City's only legal counsel to the fabled Old Races, Margrit Knight is levelheaded in all matters extraordinary. But when she's summoned to negotiate a peace treaty among rival factions, her own mortal world threatens to fall apart. Margrit's been in hot water before, but reentering the underworld brings a new set of problems. And a new set of friends and enemies, including a ruthless vampire mobster, a dragonlord who won't take no for an answer, a band of subversive selkies...oh, and Alban Korund, the sexy gargoyle who got her into this mess - and whose granite-strong touch still haunts her every fantasy.

©2008 C. E. Murphy; (P)2008 Audible, Inc.

All rights reserved including the right of reproduction in whole or in part in any form. This edition is published by arrangement with Harlequin Books S.A. All characters in this book are fictitious. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.

Members Reviews:

Strong middle book for the trilogy.

The second in the Negotiator Trilogy finds Magrit Knight thrust once more into the world of the old races even as she comes to terms with how she feels for the Gargoyle, Alban Korund.

When her on again/off again boyfriend, Tony, invites Magrit to attend a function with him (one he's acting as a body guard for the visiting wealthy Hawaiin, Kaimana) she's introduced to the all too human world of wealth and power. Except Kaimana isn't human. No more than another of the party goers, Daisani, is.

When the world of the old races pulls Magrit back into their side of things, Magrit doesn't protest - at first, but things rapidly spin in a direction she wasn't ready to face. One that loses her Tony as anything other than a friend, and exposes her to the unexpected prejudice of one of her roommates, Cole.

Add in the fact that someone is trying to kill the Djinn, Malik - someone Magrit would happily see dead herself - and things start to become a little complicated for the legal aid lawyer.

As the middle book in the trilogy House of Cards is a solid, enjoyable read (or in this case, listen). Murphy continues to build on the strong foundations of the setting without swamping the reader with too much background. The draw between Alban and Magrit feels real, just as Janx and Daisani continue to be compelling in their own ways.

I could feel Tony's frustration when he finally gives up on the relationship, and the way Magrit deals with that reminded me of more than one friend's reaction to a bad break-up.

The narrator works brilliantly, to me, for this series and I'm glad there wasn't a switch as there have been in some series I've listened to. Her pacing matches the story nicely, making the story easy to listen to.

Delightful 2nd in Negotiator Trilogy

Contrary to what others have written, I find the second book in this trilogy just as enjoyable as the first. And the narrator is a delight to listen to. I have no problem distinguishing the players because she effectively stays consistent in her dialects. I look forward to the third book. The author is an excellent writer and it will be like saying goodbye to good friends when I finish the trilogy. Thank you for making my travel hours so enjoyable.

House of Cards- or the heroine runs laps

I enjoyed the first book, despite the narrator's voice, but this second one has just been boring.

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Title: Heart of Stone

Subtitle: The Negotiator Trilogy, Book 1

Author: C. E. Murphy

Narrator: Eve Bianco

Format: Unabridged

Length: 13 hrs and 48 mins

Language: English

Release date: 10-31-07

Publisher: Harlequin Books S.A.

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 893 votes

Genres: Romance, Fantasy

Publisher's Summary:

Okay, so jogging through Central Park after midnight wasn't a bright idea. But Margrit Knight never thought she'd encounter a dark new world filled with magical beings, not to mention a dying woman and a mysterious stranger with blood on his hands. Her logical lawyer instincts told her it couldn't all be real, but she could hardly deny what she'd seen...and touched.

The mystery man, Alban, was a gargoyle. One of the fabled Old Races who had hidden their existence for centuries. Now he was a murder suspect, and he needed Margrit's help to take the heat off him and find the real killer. And as the dead pile up, it's a race against the sunrise to clear Alban's name and keep them both alive.

Members Reviews:

Entertaining if formulaic

Being a fan of the Anita Blake series, I thought I would give this book a try... It took me a little listening, but I started to enjoy the reader after a little bit... Yes, there's a lot of repetition in the writing but the story moved along enough to keep me interested... I recommend this for anyone who enjoys a lighter fantasy novel - one that is incorporated with a familiar environment (i.e. the US, New York, modern day, etc)... I've ordered the second book so you know it's entertaining enough to inspire caring in the characters.

I liked it and hated it

For the most part I would say that it was worth the listen, and the credit. I enjoyed the Characters, the overall story and the narrator.

That being said some of the parts in this book made me cringe the way the author describes things such as facial expressions is terrible, at times it felt like a bad TV movie with horrible actors. On top of that is the "romance" it seemed a bit forced and I actually thought at one point that the author is turned on by the idea of a massive gargoyle member... Crass I know but that's how I felt. I should state that the topic of the Gargoyles manliness is handled as tastefully as it possibly could be.

I liked the story it was enjoyable, its characters engaging, and the narrator is superb. If you like fun supernatural stories then give it a shot as I said its worth the listen. Its not quite as good as the Dresden files by Jim Butcher, but until Audible gets all of that series its a fun alternative!

There's a nice compliment sandwich.

Her best by far

While I liked both of C E Murphy's previous books quite a bit, they pale in comparison. Heart of Stone is a great addition to the urban legend genre. This book is fast paced and captures your attention from the very beginning. A lawyer and a gargoyle, what a great twist!!

Lorna Harper

Dallas Tx

Interesting and Different

I love a bit of mystery with an unusual twist -- and abit of romance. The key being "abit" of romance --- no overt throbbing manhoods with heaving breasts!! I prefer romance, some sex and characters that think (as much as sci-fi//harlequin can)!! This book met my criteria-- I will follow through on the series.

Entertaining!

Long and repetitive

This is the first audio book I have not finished. The characters do things that are unrealistic which makes me drop any connection I might have felt with them. Yet somehow the story also manages to be incredibly boring. I am glad I got it when it was on the $5 list. I can't imagine paying full price or using a credit

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Title: The Marriage Spell

Author: Mary Jo Putney

Narrator: Simon Prebble

Format: Unabridged

Length: 11 hrs and 10 mins

Language: English

Release date: 07-23-07

Publisher: Recorded Books

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 207 votes

Genres: Romance, Fantasy

Publisher's Summary:

The winner of two RITAs and four consecutive Golden Leaf Awards for Best Historical Romance, New York Times best-selling author Mary Jo Putney has enticed countless readers with her graceful storytelling.

Critic Reviews:

"Popular Putney's winning combination of well-crafted fantasy and romance will have broad appeal for readers of both genres." (

Booklist) "Mesmerizing in its emotional breadth, stunning in its backdrop, and spellbinding in its paranormal overtones...a marvelous, fast-paced tale." (

Romantic Times) "Putney [is] adept at atmosphere, pace, and eros." (

Baltimore Sun)

Members Reviews:

A Light Read

The Marriage Spell is a nice little fantasy romance that never gets too deep. It makes for a nice, light read to pass the time. The downside to that is the book has very little substance to it.

The story takes place in England in the 1800's. It's a bit of an alternative history, because in this England there is magic and magicians. Magicians are not accepted by everybody in society, and are sometimes derogatively called "wordlings"

Our male lead, Jack Langdon, has wizardly powers which have been suppressed from a young age. He is raised to hate magic and magicians, until one day he has an almost fatal hunting accident and is healed by the Abigail, a skilled magician healer. Romance ensues.

Almost without exception the adversity and challenges that the characters face are handled a little too easily and conveniently. It gets a little more interesting with the climax near the end, but only a little.

Almost all of the magic haters mentioned in this book are halfhearted bigots at best. With the exception of the headmaster, who we only see at the very beginning, they're all ridiculously easy to convince to either rethink their prejudices or to be more civil towards magicians.

Every challenging situation is handled in a remarkably straightforward manner. They figure out what's really going on (sometimes with extremely little information), they figure out how to deal with it, they do it, and it works.

Rarely does a wrench get thrown in, and even when things do go wrong they're handled with just a little too much ease. This means that theres no real adversity, and it results in only a token attempt at character development.

By the way, the lovebirds copulate like bunnies.

The narrator is very good with voices. I felt a little uncomfortable listening to an older British gentleman reading the sex scenes, but that may be just me.

Overall, this book is good for a light way to pass the time.

This is a great read!

I adore fantasy novels, and I love romance, this was a wonderful blend of both. I recommend this book to anyone who has ever wished that fantasy books had more romance.

really 3 1/2

the story was ok - did not love the premise of it, but it was very well written and I LOVE Simon Prebble, he makes the book worth listening to.

The story was a little too convenient in its unfolding and I would have preferred a bit more of a build up between the hero and heroine - it came a little too easy. other than that, very easy listen and I enjoyed it. managed expectations will be just fine here.

Mediocre Execution of Good Premise

The premise -- wizardry existing in Regency England and young boys having it beaten out of them so that they won't shame their families -- is really strong. Simon Prebble, as always, did a fantastic job as reader.

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Title: Mystique

Author: Amanda Quick

Narrator: Suzanne Bertish

Format: Abridged

Length: 3 hrs

Language: English

Release date: 12-16-99

Publisher: Bantam Doubleday Dell Audio

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 96 votes

Genres: Romance, Fantasy

Publisher's Summary:

With a tongue as sharp as a dagger, the flame-haired Alice filled Hugh with fury...and a growing fascination. He accepted her terms, with one alteration: Alice must agree to a temporary betrothal and spend the winter in Hugh's great stone fortress, Scarcliffe Keep.The bargain is struck and the adventure begins. But Sir Hugh's lifelong enemy is plotting against them, stirring up a whirlwind of treachery that threatens their fragile alliance.

Members Reviews:

Not unabridged.

I liked the book but was also disapointed that it was abridged. I love Amanda Quick so I really could have listened to more of this book.

Enjoyable

I love Amanda Quick's novels, and this one was no exception. The narrator did a wonderful job and the music was perfectly timed. I was a little dissappointed when I realized that this audiobook was abridged. The title said "unabridged" and I naturally trusted that. Abridged novels tend to feel just a little hollow, not quite living up to the fullness of the story. That is why I gave this audiobook a three. Otherwise, I would have given it a five.

VT. FAN

I AM A HUGH AND LOYAL FAN OF ALL AMANDA QUICK'S BOOKS, BUT NOT OF MANY OF HER AUDIOBOOKS SIMPLY BECAUSE SHE OFTEN USES FLOSNICK AS A NARRATOR AND EVEN THOUGH I HAVE TRIED TO GET THROUGH HER NARRATIVES BECAUSE I AM FOND OF THE BOOK, BUT, NO NOT HAPPENIN!. IF YOU ARE A QUICK FAN AS I AM AND FEEL THE SAME WAY ABOUT FLOSNICK THEN GET THE QUICK AUDIO'S , SUCH AS THIS ONE WHERE SHE USES OTHER NARRATORS. I HAVE THEM ALL AND THEY ARE VERY,VERY GOOD.

Music too Distracting

What did you like best about Mystique? What did you like least?

I liked the storyline. The music was distracting and ran over some of the words.

A good Amanda Quick Novel

Would you consider the audio edition of Mystique to be better than the print version?

Unabridged would be 1000 times better! This is a funny book from beginning to end and was disappointed with how much was cut out. Please, Please do the full version!! Hopefully with Richard Armitage :)

What other book might you compare Mystique to and why?

If you are a fan of Amanda Quick this is up there as one of her best!

What about Suzanne Bertishs performance did you like?

Slightly slow but good definition of charaters.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes, and did! Parts made me laugh out loud, will be one I will listen to over and over again.

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Title: Stormwalker

Subtitle: Stormwalker Series, Book 1

Author: Allyson James

Narrator: Hillary Huber

Format: Unabridged

Length: 10 hrs and 23 mins

Language: English

Release date: 12-31-12

Publisher: Tantor Audio

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 348 votes

Genres: Romance, Fantasy

Publisher's Summary:

Half-Navajo Janet Begay possesses extraordinary power that is tied to the storms that waft across the desert. The only person who can control her when she's caught in the storm's evocative power is Mick, a dark-haired, blue-eyed biker Janet can't seem to touch with her powers. He can wield fire and not get burned, and Janet's never sure where he goes when they're not together.

Together she and Mick investigate mysterious disappearances, which Janet fears are tied to her mother's people, the mythical gods from beneath the earth. They are helped along the way by Coyote and Crow, but these shapeshifting gods have their own agendas.

Critic Reviews:

"The mix of kick-butt action, fiery passion and serious drama ensure [listeners] will want to revisit this world ASAP." (Romantic Times)

Members Reviews:

Messy writing with an obnoxious heroine

This is the first book in the Stormwalker series. The fifth book in that series will be titled, Dreamwalker, and is expected to release in June 2015. This was an action packed paranormal romance with a story that was incredibly flawed.

I listened to this on audiobook and it was okay. It was nothing spectacular but the narrator did a decent job distinguishing between character voices.

Janet Begay is a Stormwalker whose mother is a Goddess from Beneath. Janet moves back to her hometown to face her mother once and for all and to investigate the disappearance of a young woman. Right after her arrival things start to get tricky. Janet is being attacked by Skinwalkers and her ex-boyfriend (the mysterious Mick) shows up to help. Janet hasnt seen Mick in five years but is still drawn to him. Together they try and track down the missing woman, all the while dodging evil attacks from Janets mother.

I was intrigued by the idea of a character, Janet, who can harness the power of storms. The idea ended up being cooler than what was actually done in this book. I actually struggled to finish this book, it was just so ridiculous. Considering I was listening to this as an audiobook while I languished in traffic, thats saying something...I hardly ever stop reading an audiobook.

There were a lot of problems with this story and a lot of things I didn't enjoy about the story. My main issue was the relationship between Mick and Janet, which left a lot to be desired. Pretty much if they have any problems they just have sex and then everything is good until they have problems again. So silly.

Sex is a huge part of this book, Janet is pretty much obsessed with sex. Which I dont have a problem with...except the sex scenes were very poorly done. They are boring and not at all creative. I feel like if you are going to make a book that features sex, you should be able to write about it in a way that is engaging.

Even sillier is the part where Mick tells Janet that he's not sleeping with her again until she decides that she really wants Mick in her life...then...you guessed it...a couple chapters later they get pissed at each other and have sex. Huge eye roll here.

When Mick reveals his big secret Janet gets all whiny and immature about it all. I swear she acted like a two year old throwing a tantrum. I mean is she seriously that blind that she didnt see something was going on with Mick? I understand she is pissed about the secret thing, however she is the one who lets this guy walk all over her without ever questioning his motives.

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Title: Bound to Darkness

Subtitle: Midnight Breed Series #13

Author: Lara Adrian

Narrator: Hillary Huber

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs and 32 mins

Language: English

Release date: 11-17-15

Publisher: Tantor Audio

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 263 votes

Genres: Romance, Fantasy

Publisher's Summary:

Carys Chase is accustomed to making her own rules and letting her heart lead the way, no matter what anyone else has to say about it. A rare Breed female and a daywalker as well, headstrong, beautiful Carys is one of the most powerful of her kind. She lives passionately and loves without limits, especially when it comes to the lethal cage-fighting Breed warrior called Rune.

Rune has made his share of enemies both in and out of the arena, and his secrets run as deep and turbulent as his past. A dangerous loner who has survived by his fists and fangs, Rune has never allowed anyone to get too close to him...until Carys. But when the bodies buried in his past rise up to threaten his present, Rune must choose between betraying Carys' trust or putting her in the crosshairs of a battle neither of them can hope to win on their own.

Members Reviews:

Good but...

I wasn't ever a fan of the Chase's so I'm not surprised this isn't my favorite of the series. It was a good story though and I did enjoy the different POV with all the characters. However the ending was way to short and we never got to know what she thought of his secret? Or what was his other secret?

I would have preferred the paperback version

I like the action in this series, and the mystery and ultimately the romance too. Some annoying parts though. First, our main character Cary was lacking in common sense during critical moments. Second I wanted more of this amazing story and less steam. Narrative was ok but sometimes monotone.

As Expected

I struggled to complete this book. The start of this series was full throttle with action and love...now everything is almost predicatable. I hate to say this because I am super fan of this author and series but I wanted more something. lol

Battle filled!

Rune is a powerful Breed male and full of strength and stamina. Caris is a beautiful Breed Ferndale and day walker. She us Erik's twin and spunky and feisty. They make a great mated pair. But with Rune's dark secrets from his past, it's liable to get Caris hurt or even killed once his father comes back in the picture. I can hardly wait for the next book. Keep them coming Lara!

Ruin and Kara

Awesome book! Extremely exciting and thought provoking. Worth the wait. A great compliment to the Breed series.

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Title: Soul of a Highlander

Subtitle: Daughters of the Glen, Book 3

Author: Melissa Mayhue

Narrator: Elizabeth Wiley

Format: Unabridged

Length: 9 hrs and 20 mins

Language: English

Release date: 04-28-15

Publisher: Tantor Audio

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 46 votes

Genres: Romance, Fantasy

Publisher's Summary:

Nine years ago Faerie magic saved Mairi MacKiernan at the cost of her dreams of happiness, snatching her from her life in 1272 and depositing her in the 21st century. Now she must save the last Daughter of the MacKiernan family...who was murdered in 1295.

Transported back in time at her request, Mairi finds herself captured by the same evil men as before! Is this the price she must pay for the Faerie magic?

Ramos Servans has dedicated his dreams to service as a Guardian, but when he discovers the evil unleashed on the Mortal Plain by his father and their people, he swears he will atone by ridding the world of Nuadian deceit. Part of his mission involves rescuing a lovely Highland lassie, and in the passion that grows between them, Ramos and Mairi find a new dream. But falling in love can be dangerous when Faerie magic is involved. Dreams may not be the only cost....

Contains mature themes.

Critic Reviews:

"Mayhue's world is magical and great fun!" (RT Book Reviews)

Members Reviews:

doesn't fit the rest of the series

overview wasn't very explanatory wouldn't have bought it if it was explained right liked the rest of the series!!!!!

Another fantastic story.

Great story as a stand alone, or as part of this series. I enjoyed it immensely. Feisty woman and the men they love. Passionate, exciting and wonderful.

Joy to Listening

I've been snagged during my time to enjoy this story. Time for the next story.

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Title: An Unlikely Match

Author: Sarah M. Eden

Narrator: Aubrey Warner

Format: Unabridged

Length: 6 hrs and 8 mins

Language: English

Release date: 10-19-16

Publisher: Covenant

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 32 votes

Genres: Romance, Fantasy

Publisher's Summary:

It isn't every day an impoverished young gentleman inherits a sizable fortune and an estate. Nickolas Pritchard, not only impoverished and young, but a gentleman as well, felt his luck acutely the day just such a remarkable inheritance fell upon him.

The future has never looked brighter for once penniless Nickolas Pritchard. Now in possession of an unforeseen legacy from a distant cousin, he can finally woo the exquisite Miss Castleton, belle of the London Season. What better setting for matchmaking than Ty Mynydd, his ancestral home nestled in the untamed hills of Wales? Ideal, indeed...except for the ghost.

For nearly 400 years, Gwen has walked the halls of the home in which she lived - and died a mysterious death. But despite centuries as the reigning force within her ancient residence, nothing prepares her for the charm and unexpected appeal of Englishman Nickolas.

A deep and abiding affection grows between the two, tempered by the unbreakable barrier that separates them. They cannot possibly hope for a happily ever after. There can be no future between a man yet living and a woman long dead.

But how can Nickolas possibly give Gwen up? And how can Gwen face an eternity without Nickolas?

Members Reviews:

Another Eden Winner!

WHAT IT'S ABOUT

The future has never looked brighter for once penniless Nickolas Pritchard. Now in possession of an unforeseen legacy from a distant cousin, he can finally woo the exquisite Miss Castleton, belle of the London Season. What better setting for matchmaking than Ty Mynydd, his ancestral home nestled in the untamed hills of Wales? Ideal, indeed ... except for the ghost.

For nearly four hundred years, Gwen has walked the halls of the home in which she livedand died a mysterious death. But despite centuries as the reigning force within her ancient residence, nothing prepares her for the charm and unexpected appeal of Englishman Nickolas.

A deep and abiding affection grows between the two, tempered by the unbreakable barrier that separates them. They cannot possibly hope for a happily ever after. there can be no future between a man yet living and a woman long dead.

But how can Nickolas possibly give Gwen up? And how can Gwen face an eternity without Nickolas?

MY TAKE

Another Sarah Eden book that I loved. I've had the book for a while but listened to the audiobook. The narrator did a great job.

While the actual romance--once it's discussed as that--seems to move a little fast, it's still charming and delightful. The ending climax is exciting and satisfying.

4 1/2 stars

Loved it!

Really cute story; likable characters. Looking forward to reading more by Ms. Eden. Squeaky Clean too!

Really good

This is a good book . I've read Longing for Home and I thought that had way to much lovey stuff but it was OK I also like Drops of Gold it was still OK but this book is better than both of the other books combined!

Truly Amazing

It's always a special treat to read/hear a story put together with precision, a plot that you can't put down, and characterization that I relate to with enthusiasm. I've read this book twice and listened to it once and I'm going to read it again next year.