Calling on Quinn

De: Blue Saffire

Narrado por: Morae Brehon, Richard Sawyer

Alicia Rhodes has had a tough year. Now she is ready to move on from her troubled past and find happiness in the present. But when handsome Quinn Blackhart walks into her driving school - and her heart - her troubles might just be starting.

Quinn Blackhart comes from a sprawling Irish family. As the oldest of three brothers, he is a control freak who loves checklists, and the gorgeous driving instructor just earned a place at the top of his to-do list. But when the ghosts from his past come back to threaten Alicia, he will stop at nothing to keep the woman he loves safe.

©2020 Blue Saffire (P)2020 Dreamscape Media, LLC

Great

Good listen, bad cliffhanger without any source of information on what is to come. Not happy.

Great writing as always!

Story was awesome!
Male vocalist was spot on the female vocalist did alright but sometimes couldn’t pull of the Irish accent. In the beginning I thought she sounded like Dracula and sporadically Jamaican. Lol nevertheless this author doesn’t disappoint & I still enjoyed the audible! Can’t wait for more of her books to be available!

I Love Blue Saffire!!!

I was so excited to see to finally see her work on Audible and of course she did not disappoint!!! Calling on Quinn was true Blue!!! Can't wait to see more of her work...Even the older books (Legally Bound, Hush, Ballers, Brothers Black, Perfect For Me, and Yours)
would be FANTASTIC to reread!!! Noah the Beast must be read by Sebastian York!!! That would be EPIC!!!

Linda Christiani

Loved it great heartfelt exciting storyline hated for it to be over would definitely recommend!!

Loved the story - NOT the female narrator

I'm a huge fan of Blue and was extremely excited to finally be able to enjoy one of her books on Audible. While I hope this is the first of many - I also hope that she finds a female narrator other than Morae Brehon. I am normally a fan of female narrators, but I have to say that I would have preferred the male narrator to have read the entire book. This is the second time that Ms. Brehon has ruined my enjoyment of one of my favorite authors. She read for another series and I returned the books. Brehon wines for the women and she makes a failing effort for the men. She'd be better off reading dialogue in the same voice that she reads the narrative. I'm not sure why Ms Brehon feels the need to make her leading ladies breathy and whiny. Unfortunately, her accents are also cringe-worthy. She couldn't pull off Southern American and Irish accents in the other series - this time was worse, because the book called for her to read using an accent more often. Please consider using a different female narrator in the future.