I find it a little irritating when a series uses a different narrator for each book in the series, thereby changing how the characters voices, and ton..Show More »es, are expressed. The narrator in the first book (The Truth About Lord Stoneville) was great; loved how he portrayed the voices. The narrator of the second book (A Hellion in Her Bed) was okay, but again, the tone he used for the characters was different. (For example, using a snide tone for a character that was portrayed as insolent, but laid back in the first book.) The narrator in this book was just awful. She couldn't hold the accent and in parts the characters sounded Irish, not English. And, again, the tone wasn't right, especially for Oliver's character.

Some consistency would be nice. Do the narrators ever do their research before recording a book to see how the previous characters have been portrayed (e.g. sarcastic intsead of angry)? That would be helpful.

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The book itself is actually pretty good, but the narration isn't great. The narration didn't stop me from listening, but it certainly could have been..Show More » better. I've really enjoyed the Hellion series, but I think that I would have enjoyed reading them much better than listening to them. The first two books in the series have TERRIBLE narrators. The third book has a pretty good narrator and this books narrator is only so-so. If you are thinking of getting the whole series, reading is a much better way to go due to the narrators.

I do like the series though!!!!

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This book is my favorite of the series. I don't know if it's the story itself or the narration that did it. But this book is witty, romantic, and susp..Show More »ensful. I love the narrator, she is really good ! The best narrator of the whole series. I loved the hero! A perfect end to a wonderful series :)

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