Asylum

De: B. Love

Narrado por: Georgie Kimble, Tony Roberts

Asylum Matthews has devoted his life to his wife, stepdaughter, and the safehouses and protection he provides the city of Memphis. When his wife disappears without a trace, leaving signed divorce papers and her daughter behind, Asylum’s world is tilted on its axis.

Dauterive Jersey married the wrong man, and she’s suffered silently because of it. The free-spirited, independent woman has been dying for an escape. When she finally has the courage to divorce her husband, he vows to make her pay with an age-old threat—if he can’t have her no one can.

When Dauterive needs protection, Asylum offers his assistance without knowing who she is or what’s going on. The second they are in each other’s presence, memories of their time together rush to the surface, allowing a love they stifled to finally breathe again. Will it be easy for this second chance love to bloom, or will it wither and die and put both of their lives on the line?

©2024 B. Love (P)2024 Recorded Books

Terrible Female Narration

The female narration was sooo bad I couldn’t finish. Tried my best because the story was super interesting, but I gave up halfway. :(

Nice read

I enjoyed this book but did not enjoy the female narration so much but overall it’s a nice quick listen

Narration!! Narration!!

I hate to say this the narration made this story slow. I stopped this book and listened to other books because I couldn't get into the story. The story was good but the narration did it no justice!!

Asylum book hubby

Kudos to the narrators on point. Asylum protected what's his. The second chance at love tung my heart strings. I love love listening to this book. Highly recommend. Ms. B.love you did not disappoint!!! I look forward to listening more from your catalog.

Prepare Your Ears For Disappointment

The story itself was interesting with varied topics covered. There was action, romance, family drama and trauma, friendship, etc... However, the narration wasn't great. Tony Roberts' narrating was lackluster and Georgie Kimble's narrating was painfully slow and reminiscent of an elderly person, which contrasts how the character is described.

Also, the two narrators pronounced the female protagonist's name differently from one another. That was odd. Is there no discussion and debriefing ahead of time?

It was really difficult to finish this. I likely should have read this instead of listening to it.

Love Rekindled! HEA

I really like the storyline of this book. That Tre would not give upppppp! I loved Tru being incorporated throughout the story. The female narrator did sound likes she would be good as an older auntie and I would have sped the book up but it would have messed up the make
narrators voice. OVERALL its a great book!

The story was ok

The narrators. I am not a fan of the woman and this guy is not good at all. Very disappointing

Loved it

B. Love wins again. Another great love story. Now I need books 2-5 to hear more of there story.

Performance vs Storyline

The story was okay, could have been better if the female narrator didn’t speak like she was back in elementary school just learning to read. It was hard to get into the story because of the poor narration by Tory Roberts. Her reading had no natural flow. I found myself wishing the male narrator would read both lines.

Depressing

This book was so depressing; it covered important topics or situations and how to deal with them, but not exactly an uplifting listen. Georgie’s narration is not very good; sounds like she is reading rather than getting into character, and reads excruciatingly slow. Will have to remember to avoid books narrated by her in the future.