Cecily White stands to inherit her father’s business empire, and she has no intention of taking a prince—until she meets the virile Earl of Greystone, and surrenders to him both her body and her heart.
©2010 Victoria Alexander (P)2010 Audio Realms, Inc.
"Narrator ruined it!"
The narrator is NOT suited for this book (or profession). She does not even attempt the British accents. She uses the same voice for everyone regardless of gender, age, country of origin, etc. No voice modulation to distinguish emotions. Just bad! I started and stopped three times before I gave up at the 1hr 38 min mark. I have listened to hundreds of books, however, this is my first review. I just couldn't let innocent credits be lost without warning. Buyer beware!
"Narrator is awful"
I would try another book from Alexander, but never from Cardy.
I've liked other books by this author.
NO, NO, NO!
"Narration?"
This is a case of the narrator ruining the story. I could not tell who was talking, because all the voices sounded alike. The males sounded like females, the females sounded like males, the British sounded American ...and they all sounded alike. I did not make it through the first half of the story, so I don't know if the story itself was worth a credit - but I'm thinking not. Save your money.
"Dreadful indeed"
The story was uneventful, the characters shallow and the dialogue repetitive. It was more like an advertisement for America than a romance novel. I didn't like either of the main characters and was completely unengaged with the outcome of their relationship. I've enjoyed other books by Victoria Alexander but this was a stinker!
Yes.
All the characters sounded the same and the narrator couldn't do an English accent at all.
All the repetitive dialogue about American ingenuity. Talk about stating the obvious.
This audiobook should be withdrawn from sale. It was so awful it gives audiobooks a bad name.