Currently Playing for the Gals – 18th September 2015

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What are the Gals listening to this week? Consider trying out one of these along with the reviewer!

BJ

The Hooker and the Hermit by L.H Cosway and Penny Reid

Narrated by George Allen and Lucy Rivers

Brenda

Sweet Dreams by Kristen Ashley

Narrated by Emma Taylor

Caz

Persuasion by Jane Austen

Narrated by Michael Page

Kaetrin

I’m In No Mood For Love by Rachel Gibson

Narrated by Kathleen Early

Melinda

Breaking His Rules by Alison Packard

Narrated by Sandra Caldwell

Shannon

Lair of Dreams by Libba Bray

Narrated by January LaVoy

 

Tell us in the comments what’s in YOUR ears this week!

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4 thoughts on “Currently Playing for the Gals – 18th September 2015

  1. I just finished Sweet Dreams, narrated by Emma Taylor. I’d read the book but the listening experience enriched the story immensely. She has the voices down for each character perfectly. I am now into Jagged and notice that the hero this time, “Ham” sounds very much like Tate from SD, but I don’t really mind since the voice she uses is spot on for this character as well. I’d like to see a review of the other KA titles that are not narrated by Emma Taylor if these come available for your reviewers. Thanks for the intelligent and informative reviews. I count on them to choose my listening.

  2. I just finished the Hooker and the Hermit and am interested to know what BJ thought of it. I selected the book due to the rave 5 star reviews on Audible and Goodreads, and I almost always agree. This time, the book for me was a C+/B- and perhaps this is due the narrators sounding much older than the mid-twenties age of the main characters. I just didn’t feel their connection.
    In comparison, prior to this book, I listened to the “Moment of Letting Go” and was completely swept away by this story, could feel all the emotion, and loved the narration. I too count on your reviews to guide my listening choices and sincerely love this website!

    1. Hi Susan. While not a top favorite, I did enjoy the book. One thing that did surprise me, however, was the underlying BDSM theme, which I completely didn’t realize was part of the story based on the blurb (though I have to say that it was tame compared to most BDSM books presently out there). As for the narration, I hear you, I wasn’t totally convinced with the narration either, though I couldn’t quite put my finger on why. The age of the narrators per se didn’t bother me, and I definitely enjoyed some parts of their narration as you will see in the review, but for me it was just missing a certain unidentifiable something which I reflected in the grade. The full review will be published shortly.

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