Tracker's Sin

Hell's Eight Series, Book 4

By: Sarah McCarty

Narrated by: Isabelle Gordon

Length: 8 hrs and 40 mins

Publisher's summary

Before his trade became his name, "Tracker" Ochoa was a scrawny Mestizo runaway. Now as fearsome as he once was frightened, he's joined the notorious Hell's Eight, and they have a job for him: he must rescue kidnapped heiress Ari Blake and deliver her safely to the Hell's Eight compound by any means necessary. Turns out that includes marrying her, if he means to escort her and her infant daughter across the Texas Territory.

Tracker hadn't bargained on a wife - especially such a fair, blue-eyed beauty. But the erotic pleasures of the marriage bed more than make up for the surprise.

Tracker's well-muscled bronze skin and dark, dangerous eyes are far more exciting than any of Ari's former debutante dreams. In the light of day, though, his deep scars and brooding intensity terrify her. But he's her husband and she's at his mercy. With the frontier against them and mercenary bandits at their heels, Ari fears she'll never feel safe again.

Tracker, too, remembers what fear feels like. Though he burns to protect Ari, to keep her for himself always, he knows that money, history - and especially the truth - can tear them apart.

©2010 Sarah McCarty (P)2010 Audible, Inc.

Western Accuracy... WOW!!!

A great read and holds your attention all the way to the end. It made me a fan of Sarah McCarty. Realistic with the right amount of romance and irony!

Great Story..Terrible Narrator

This is a great story...but the narrator is TERRIBLE! I would suggest reading the book rather than listening. The narrator seems to phrase all of her sentences kind of like a question and draws the words out. I would have rated with 5 stars if it weren't for the narrator.

Darkest of the Series

Fate has Tracker Ochoa following his latest lead for Ari to a small town near the Mexican border, and he finds her living with her baby and in-laws, but without memories of her past. When the truth of the situation comes out, it becomes a deadly race to get Ari safely to Hell’s Eight ahead of the Comancheros. The tension ratchets higher with the appearance of Harold Amboy, their father’s solicitor who is responsible for their family’s deaths and delivering the girls into the hands of their rapists.

It was alright

Would you try another book from Sarah McCarty and/or Isabelle Gordon?

I would try another book by both author and narrator

How would you have changed the story to make it more enjoyable?

It was an alright story. Just enought to catch my attention to keep listening.

Have you listened to any of Isabelle Gordon’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

I have not listened to her but she REALLY did an amazing job with the charater's voices!

Do you think Tracker's Sin needs a follow-up book? Why or why not?

No I don't, the book was good enough.

Glad its over!

The narration of this book was awful! I had to stop listening several times, just because it was so boring. It's almost like Ari has NO personality at all...its bizarre. The characters don't develop in a way that you feel like you know or enjoy them. If you like sex scenes its alright, but sounds like every other that the author writes so of course you know whats coming...apparently the author has a "thing" for anal stuff. So far I have listened to two books of hers and both make the biggest deal out of anal sex. Needless to say I'm glad its over, and that I don't have to listen again, and won't be buying any more McCarty books.

Yawn...

While Tracker's Sin isn't as bad as the Tucker's Claim ( the previous book of this series - awful! ), it still doesn't live up to the quality of Caine's Reckoning (the first book). For me, this book teetered between just ok and boring. I guess I was expecting more since the female lead in Tracker's Sin (Ari) was the twin sister of the female lead in Caine's Reckoning (Desi). But this book lacked the spark of the first story. I see other reviewers don't agree with me on this, but I was disappointed with this installment (again!).

The narration was also off, which certainly didn't help matters. These "Hell's Eight" characters are supposed to be the epitome of rugged cowboys, and yet the narrator portrays them like rejects from Gunsmoke or Bonanza. Shouldn't those issues be addressed in production?

Story ok narration not good

I've read the other books in this series and enjoyed them much more than this book. I think the problem was more with the narration than the story. The reader made it difficult to focus on the story because I found myself being distracted by her intonation.

Great book, but the narrator puts me to sleep.

I would rather have read this book on my own than listen to her narration.
Ari sounds tired ALL THE TIME!
I can understand Tracker's low voice, but there is no feeling in Ari's voice that shows any personality that I know she has.
I'm so disappointed.
Take my advice. Buy the book and read it yourself.

kjw

Love the Hell's Eight boys. I so looked forward to finding Ari and this would have been a fantastic Audible book except for the narrator. Every sentence spoken sounded like a question. Very irritating.