Rare and Precious Things

Blackstone Affair Volume 4

By: Raine Miller

Narrated by: Grace Grant, Shane East, India Baldwin

Some love is rare.... All love is precious....

The fourth part in the New York Times best-selling Blackstone Affair series, brings the continuing story of Ethan and Brynne, two damaged souls fighting for a hard-won love, and now the promise of a new hope to secure their happily ever after. Fresh from an idyllic honeymoon along the Italian coast, the Blackstones prepare for the birth of their precious baby while facing the challenges of settling into a new home and married life. But when specters from the past resurface, so do their lingering doubts. Fears about those things they struggle to understand about each other, threaten the very foundation of their relationship. The story of two souls who both need the other in order to be complete...a husband and a wife who learn just how rare their love truly is when faced with losing it...two lovers who will have to lay bare their darkest fears so that they may find peace... Ethan and Brynne are fighting harder than ever for each other in… Rare and Precious Things.

©2014 Raine Miller (P)2014 Raine Miller Romance

Better than reviews lead to believe

I was pretty hesitant to get this final book based on the reviews I read. Many said nothing new-repetitious etc. I did not find that to be true--and when an event was repeated it was from the POV that was not in the previous books. I also found the events to be more interesting than I was anticipating. I liked the way they were able to at least mostly resolve the pain of the past. So I say if you liked the first three books , you should definitely go for this one.

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There is some unnecessary reputation that does get annoying. I think on the whole it's a good piece of work and a surprise for a 4th book of the same story.

Love this series

I loved this series!!!

I am sad to see Ethan and Brynne's story end. They made it to the alter and the baby is finally here but can their pasts bring them closer together or destroy their future. You must read to find out.

Great audio. Really enjoyed revisiting these characters again through audio.

Good book

This was a Good book. I really enjoyed. I have enjoyed seeing how been and Ethan love grow.

excellent 4 book arc.

wonderful characters. excellent voice narration. smoking hot very explicit sex scenes. they will melt your phone. A satisfying HEA end. highly recommended!!

Definitely worth the money or credit.

Goes much more in depth to the demons of both of them. Creates the perfect conclusion. Very happy I ignored the reviews about not being worth it or could have been summarized down. Truly a joy.

Smiles with a few tears.....

Loved everything about this final chapter for Ethan and Brynn. This is book #4, sexy as the others with a satisfying conclusion. The narration was so hot, I love Shane and Grace, they truly made the characters real!

Absolutely amazing!

The best story series I read or heard to date! And the narrators were wonderful! A must listen! Thank you

Lovely conclusion. I loved this series.

Would you consider the audio edition of Rare and Precious Things to be better than the print version?

I am always multitasking and enjoy listening to a good story. I completely enjoyed every book in this series. The narration was perfect and captivating.

I'll miss Brynne and Ethan!

If you could sum up Rare and Precious Things in three words, what would they be?

Passionate. Humorous. Enthralling.

What other book might you compare Rare and Precious Things to and why?

The One Night and This Man series immediately come to mind because both series of novels have a charmingly irresistible British alpha male (Miller and Jesse respectively) similar to Ethan Blackstone.

Which character – as performed by the narrators – was your favorite?

Again it was Ethan Blackstone performed both Grace and Shane. I loved Brynne, but I fell in love with Ethan's personality, his resolute attitude, and his not so perfect but well meaning and passionate alpha nature.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

Ethan often had me laughing with his forthright statements and his charmingly hilarious inner monologues.

Any additional comments?

This series was entertaining and so well narrated that a re-read via audiobook is a given.