Deserted

Auctioned, Book 3

De: Cara Dee

Narrado por: Sean Masters

Gray had survived a kidnapping, being stranded on an island, and more pain than most could handle in a lifetime. When it was time to focus on recovery, he wanted to be left alone to fight his demons—and to get over the attachment he'd formed for the man who'd saved him more than once. But in a time when darkness threatened to consume him, salvation arrived as he set out to uphold the promise he'd made to a friend. Eight-year-old Jayden stormed into his life, fresh off the streets of Philadelphia, and lit up Gray's bleak existence.

Darius had known that Gray was going to close himself in and run away after everything they'd been through, but the knucklehead could dream. They were in this together, end of story.

What started out as a cross-country road trip to guide them home to Washington was quickly turning into a journey with a destination that scared the life out of Darius. He'd never wanted that kind of future before, and now he was gearing up to fight for it.

Contains mature themes.

©2020 Cara Dee (P)2020 Tantor Media

Awesome!

Finally! Darius and Gray find peace and love together and create a family of misfits with two young beautiful children! This book had angst, suspense, and thrills with an occasional side of humor. Loved it! Although I always enjoy listening to the narrator, Sean Masters really missed the dual narration by Alex kid and Troy Duran on the first two books auctioned and stranded. Off to the next book! Mascara D you’re awesome!

Unsure about Narrator

I have to be honest I was really looking forward to this book on audible. Grey and Darius' journey in the seven book series Auctioned is one of my top go-to's, I've been waiting years for this third book on Audible. The problem I have is with the narration. I was looking forward Masters voice because I could picture it as Darius's and it was similar enough to Troy Duran's deep timber whose voice I thought really matched Darius's character but the narration Sean has done comes out as mumbling throughout the book because he's speaks at such a low timber and then some of the dialogue comes out several decibels higher and you have to turn it down especially when Jaden's talking. I'm hoping that the narrator will see the glitches and over the next couple of books and be able to fix some of this. While I like Master's voice the narration is uneven hard understand and a child doesn't always yell. The sound and decibel level is all over the place.