Bengal's Heart

By: Lora Leigh

Narrated by: Brianna Bronte

Length: 13 hrs and 21 mins

Publisher's summary

Reporter Cassa Hawkins has always supported Breed rights—especially in light of a specimen like Cabal St. Laurents, the epitome of the male animal. But when the Breeds are incriminated in a series of violent murders, it’s left to Cassa and Cabal to discover the truth before they become prey.

©2009 Lora Leigh (P)2011 Penguin

best series ever

we all need these series to motivate and captivate the heart and soul i hope audible will bring more series like these on board!

Very emotional and exciting

This one has lots of mystery and some thought dead are not dead. Learned what Cabal really is and he learned to love and give his heart. Very steamy sex, love it. Great narration by Brianna Bronte.

loving the series

loved this story....love the breed series. Lora Leigh is very talented...can't wait to see what other books in the Breed series she has planned

Bengal's Heart

Would you listen to Bengal's Heart again? Why?

Yes, I have enjoyed the Breed series very much!

Any additional comments?

My only problem with the book is why they waited so long to get together? The entire series is aout the devotion of the mates, His sex with all the name and faceless other women was a disappointment

Another great story.

Cabel's story was another story I was really looking forward to hearing. This was a great story with lots of twists and turns. If you like Lora Leigh, you will not be disappointed by this story. Love a steamy romance, this is your book. Be warned the sex is explicit but all Lora Leigh's books are hot this way.

Loving

Just loving this book. I’m hoping I can afford to collect all of her books.

Stronger voice 🤭

I can listen to this series over and over. There is but one thing I wish could change of Brianna Bronte’s interpretation of the heroine’s in the series. Is to please not be so whiny sounding. It always sounds like a “I’m in constant pain” voice. Other than that I’m good🙋🏼These are strong 💪🏽 heroines. No matter the horrors they go through they come out stronger for it. Azreal’s story would be awesome 👏🏼 Hope Lora will head the series back to the east coast breeds.

awesome fantasy

always wonderful writing. I've fell in love with all your great characters. very hawwwt sex

Reporter biting off more than she can chew,

Overall I like the book, if you like the other books in the series I don't know why you wouldn't like this one. don't jump into this book if you haven't read the other books in the series cuz you're going to be confused.

there are a couple things I don't like about the book-

◇ I feel like it was longer than it should have been, like it was dragging its feet near the end. There were parts that could have been cut out and it won't have change the story.

◇ The voice for Jonas. I didn't like it, it just didn't fit the character in my mind. it reminds me of a old man who's been chain-smoking cigarettes his entire life.

◇ The couple not talking to each other. or even really trying to understand each other. I feel like a lot of issues could have been resolved just by them sitting down, talking and working together instead of constantly being at odds with each other.

other than these small things I enjoyed the book, and I recommend it if you like these kind of romance novels.

Wait? Did the killer switch genders half way thru?

Am I just imagining this? I thought up to about 3 hours from the end that the killer was a female. Then suddenly this person calling themselves death is a dude? I could have sworn the killer was referred to as a she and even voiced as a female.

Aside from that, I'm irritated at the same sorts of things other reviewers (see the Amazon reviews, since the Audible ones all seem to be positive). I was unimpressed with Cassa, half the time she acts strong and the other half she's weak and whiny. I was even less impressed by Cabal, he supposedly knew his mate for years but screwed around on her, letting her suffer with mating heat while he was sleeping with half the world. Then when they got together she was either harping on his cheating or melting over how she loved him and he was cold and manipulative, blaming her for something she had no control over all the way up to the end when suddenly he knew all along that it wasn't her fault.

I'm also not happy about how all this is handled by Jonas and his manipulation and threats against other breeds, especially Cabal when he finally loses it because Cassa was kidnapped. Actually, I'm not happy about how all the breeds are becoming cold manipulating assh*les.

Then there's the inconsistencies in the timelines and story plots. I'll keep listening to the series, at least for now.