Cross My Heart

The Oxford Legacy, Book 1

De: Roxy Sloane

Narrado por: Alix Dale, Gary Furlong

Welcome to the blazing hot dark academia romance trilogy from USA Today bestselling author Roxy Sloane—perfect for fans of Ana Huang. Emily McIntire, and Lauren Asher!

"Oxford, England. The city of dreaming spires, dark secrets... And desire."

Anthony St. Clair. The future Duke of Ashford. A reckless enigma… and my greatest temptation.

I've come here, to Oxford University, on a mission—to uncover the truth about what happened to my sister—no matter the cost. Until I meet him...

Saint is my passport to a sensual world of wealth and privilege, but something wicked is lurking behind these ivy covered walls. Secrets these people will kill to protect.

Loyalty is everything to them… but will it be my ruin?

©2023 Roxy Sloane (P)2024 HarperCollins Publishers

Follow your dreams, goat girl.

I can’t with this narrator. This is so painful, but I am determined to see this through. But it’s very hard up get into the story and not imagine our heroine with hooves.

Actors perfect with one exception

Loved Saint’s voice actor. Perfect for the role.

Tessa’s voice actor was ok but has a very distracting voice warble that just makes her sound as if she can’t breathe properly every sentence. Voice too childish for the character who seemed to be far more mature in her tone in the book.

Hope it is adjusted for book 2.

Female Narrator

Overall I loved the story. The female narrators voice became distracting at times. I wasnt sure if it was on purpose or not.

Interesting

Really enjoyed the story line, my only “complaint” is that the female narrator sounded like she was struggling to speak. It did not prohibit me from finishing the book since I don’t know if the raspiness was intentional or perhaps the narrator has a reason for speaking like that. Great story, I’m excited for the next one.

Horrible female narrator

The story was overall good. I enjoyed the male narrator, he sounded great, but the female voice narrator was so annoying it was hard for me to enjoy the story. I don’t know what is wrong with her voice but she sounds like she is struggling to breathe every time she speaks. She also sounds a bit childish for the female character of the book. I hope this is fixed because I don’t know if I can listen to the other two books from this story.

Female narrator is annoying

Personally the voice of the female narrator was incredibly distracting I wasn’t a fan. But beyond that I enjoyed the book

I had higher hopes for this.

So I bought this book physically on a whim. I had never heard anything about it, it seemed like it would be a quick and easy read. When I saw there was audio available, I snagged it and said I would immersive read. Mistake. The narrators voice was not for me, but I stuck it out and finished it. I felt like the story just lacked and the narration didn't make it better. I will not continue this series.