Tammie

Yes, because it was not what I expected.

Don't want to spoil any part of the story for anyone else.

He was very passionate and his voice was very distinctive.

The part of the book that particularly moved me was when Macon was willing to give his life in order for his neice to live in peace and happiness.

The fact that the author really lets you get to know the character as a teenager so that you can understand why she lives the way she does and this also helps you understand why she is so socially awkward.

The plot reminds you a lot of the Girl With the Dragon Tattoo so it's not a brand new plot but the way that it is written keeps you wanting to know what will happen next. For instance, the way the Sheriff pursues her and wears down her resistance is both funny and sweet. At first I was annoyed by his persistance, and his mother's, but then I was rooting for them to get together and stay together. This kind of makes you forget that she needs to lay low and not blow her cover so she will be able to put down roots and won't have to keep running.

I enjoyed her tone and the way that she was convincing in both the male voices and female voices.

I did and then I didn't. I did because it was very funny, interesting, and entertaining but then I didn't because I didn't want it to end. LOL....

I haven't read but 2 Nora Roberts novels so far but I like her writing style and the way she introduces and develops her characters. I also like all of the factual details that she brings to the story lines. I think I'm hooked!

No. The main character has the morals of a saint but is so easily corrupted and then seems to lose it by seeing and talking to ghosts......totally unbelievable.

James Patterson

None

No

Loved the Gideon series and so far, none of this authors other work has come close.

Captivating, Exciting, Thrilling

One of the most memorable moments was when Ana delivered the news that she was pregnant.

I thought she had good vocal tone and inflection during her performance.

Parts of this book made me laugh and parts made me cry.

The entire Fifty Shades story was fresh, interesting, and very entertaining! I liked the development of the characters, but some of the details I could have done without. However, I would have liked for the story of the wedding to be better detailed. Though the ending was predictable, all of the crooks and emotional turns that the story and characters underwent made it hard to stop listening and left me wanting to know more about their future together. Me personally, I think there should be at least one more Fifty Shades book told entirely from Christian's point of view!