Regina

Somewhere in the middle. I love Miller's series. The make me want to go horseback riding. I like that the stories have a down to earth feeling about them.

Miller's Mckettrick series compares to the Montana Creeds. I read other cowboy series, but this one has a more positive storyline than others. There is always love, hope and strength in each of Miller's story.

Yes, I have only listen to Garrett through the Mckettrick and Creed series, but he always reminds me of the west, horses and cowboys.

The Cowboy adventure lives on.

I love how strong all the female characters are in this storyline.

Yes I would listen to this audiobook again. The story was a journey for both Emmaline and Lachlain. Through her struggle with Lachlain, Emmaline found her strength to not only stand up to him, but find her place among the Valkyrie and finds out what she is capable of.

When Lachlain realizes that Emmaline is nothing like the vampires that torture him for 150 years and that she was a caring being that was also loving.

Yes, I listen to this narrator before, but I like all of his performances so I there I don't have a comparison between stories.

Emmaline finds her strength.

I enjoyed this series, but the beginning is better than the later stories. I really like the feisty Valkyrie and Nix, but we lose them in the later stories.

The reestablishment of Paige and Austin's relationship after many years of regret and portrayal. It was sweet how the situations they found themselves in regain the trust they had lost before and made their love stronger.

Paige was my favorite. I like that she stay strong through all her struggles and was able to open up to new possibilities.

I like the scene when Austin takes care of Paige's feet, by putting beniodine on them and then blowing on her feet to take the sting away.

Austin was the most memorable. He learned a lot after being thrown by the bull and having Paige back in his life. I like that he was kind to the animals and to the children in the family. He never belittle anyone.

I like this series, but the original McKettrick's series is better.

The best part is to hear the characters I like have a voice. It also gives me the feeling of how the story is suppose to be.

Dark Challenge is similar to this story. Both women are strong and have to stand up to men that most fear. However the men are very much in love with their lifemates and learn to live with their strong women.

Very good narrator. I liked it when Feehan used only one person to do a number of books, it kept the story more cohesive.

When Sarantha drew a bath for Gregory and gave him the TLC he needed. It was a beautiful part of the story.

This is a very good series, and the matches are very enticing and the love the lifemates have for one another is very respectful.

The love, support and the feeling of how the McKettricks care for one another, even when they are mad at each other they are always there for one another.

Echo was the most enjoyable part of the story. She was very much alive and brought sunshine everywhere she went.

When Echo and Rance first meet, and she puts him in his place after saying something about her pink car.

Echo, again because she was a light in the darkness and she brought happiness to everyone she meets. She is always helping others out.

The McKettrick series is very comforting and a wonderful place to visit.

Surprises all around.

I like that the protagonist takes care of the dead and describes that a funeral is for the ones left behind and not the one who dies. I
I also like that the protagonist mistake help her find the love she needed.

Narrator was very good at creating a feeling about the characters.

Strangers no more.

I love Megan Hart's story. They are very erotic, but the stories are excellent. Characterizations are very unexpected, they never have ordinary lives, but love is very much a part of the stories.

In the middle, the story was good, but it was a little predictable.

It is ok. I liked the introduction to new characters.

The narrations actually speed up the story.

Payne finds love and freedom from what is expected.

The narrator really makes this story. For some reason this story wasn't quite as interesting as some of the other books. Without the narrator I would have never tried another on of J.R.Ward books.

Corrines transformation. She always want to be an individual and she gets her chance and helps others also get there's. The least interesting was Phury's addiction. I'm glad he gets a hold of it.

Yes, I have heard Frangione narration, and he makes the series, because his voice brings dimension to the story.

The moment that I thought was important was when Quinn was made John Matthews protector and his life was spared after supposedly killing Lash.

The Best Vampire series.

No, but it does bring the characters of the story to life. You get to understand how they are feeling about each other and the challenges they are facing.

I like the trail ride where all the relatives get to know each other and Molly gets to ride her first horse.

When Molly patches up Keegan after he has a fight with his cousins, and tells him to grow up. It seems at this point the characters start to fall in love

The moment that moved me is when Psyche makes believe she change her mind about letting Molly adopt Lucas. She kinda forces Molly and Keegan to marry.

This was a nice conclusion to the series, but I always want more McKettrick.

I love that Sierra share here space with another time and some of her ancestors.

The most memorable is the moving tea kettle.

The narrator gives me a homey feeling, and creates a down to earth feeling from the characters.

I wish that the first three books of the Mckettricks was made into an audiobook.

The audiobook was all right, but I like the book better. The voice and images are better in my mind, than they are when I listen to the narrator.

Finding out what happens to Ilya's brother.

I like it when Rikki brings the water to her and puts out the fire.

When Lev is determine to protect Rikki from everyone, even though he has never done it before.

Very nice continuation of the Drake's sister series.