The Woodsman

Enchanted Lovers, Book 1

By: Belle Scarlett

Narrated by: Honey Scarlett, Leeroy Will

Once upon a moonlit night in the Enchanted Forest, where cursed beings are consigned until the spells that bind them are broken....

After he captures Lady Lily Rouge's carriage, Sir Marrok Ulfang, aka the biggest baddest wolf the Enchanted Forest has ever seen, has only one day to win her heart and claim her first sexual surrender, even if it means giving the nosey pixies fluttering outside his cottage window an eyeful.

Otherwise, a wolf shapeshifter he'll stay, damned to remain in the lonely Enchanted Forest forever.

But while he can arouse her virginal body to fever pitch, he quickly learns that his spirited, saucy Lily has a mind and will of her own.

And the daylight is fading fast.

Meanwhile, the one who cursed Marrok lurks in the forest and will fight to keep the couple from leaving together alive.

©2008 Belle Scarlett (P)2017 Belle Scarlett

An Erotic Fairytale

If you could sum up The Woodsman in three words, what would they be?

Innocent, Erotic, Fairytale

What about Honey Scarlett and Leeroy Will ’s performance did you like?

The narration was excellent. They perform with a lot of emotion to their voices.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

No, it was an erotic and fun fairytale. I did find it a bit distracting to have the sound effects. I'm not used to that in an audiobook.

Any additional comments?

I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator or publisher.

Fantastic narration!

This is a cute, short story with a fairy-tale feel, including nods to little red riding hood and other well-known tales. Narration is awesome. While I myself am not a fan of sound effects and music in audio (not that it is "bad," just unnecessary for ME), those who consider that a bonus will find that it was done well and was not too loud, intrusive or distracting. The voices and emotions conveyed were perfect for the story. Good story, Excellent narration, Great overall.

Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! was not expecting that!

Sometimes I like listening to audiobooks when I'm falling to sleep so I figured this would be an easy listen. This was more entertaining than easy. This book was steamy and the sound effects were great although there were parts that scared me...a little (the howling, the scream). Definitely a different kind of listen and I absolutely loved it. I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.

The woodsman is the wolf

A sweet steamy short read. Lily is a sassy girl who's mouth shocks our wolf-hero. This is my first book by Belle Scarlett but it won't be my last.
The narrators were wonderful I'm looking forward to checking out more of their work.
I was voluntarily provided this review copy audio book by my request at no charge by the author, publisher and/or narrator. This did not impact my review in any way.

WOW! GREAT DUAL narration PLUS awesome sound FX!

Where does The Woodsman rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

It's short (about 2.5 hours) but it packs in SO much that this is on my keeper shelf for re-listening again and again. I'd say easily my favorite top five audiobooks so far, and that includes the first A Song of Fire and Ice!

What other book might you compare The Woodsman to and why?

I can't think of anything else out there that is quite like this because of the intense experience the sound FX brings. You can SEE the wolf fight, the shifter transition from man to wolf, the hilarious pixies and the loch monster in your head. You feel surrounded and immersed in the atmosphere of the magical Enchanted Forest. This production is set apart from the pack and a cut above. Wished it was longer!

Which character – as performed by Honey Scarlett and Leeroy Will – was your favorite?

Well, Marok and Lily are the stars of the story, for sure and they have some really great chemistry together. But whoever did the pixies and voiced the old man's crooked doctors was genius. I want more like this from this duo!

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

There is a twist at the end I didn't see coming that was so sweet I got misty-eyed.

Any additional comments?

More please!