Led Astray

De: Sandra Brown

Narrado por: Karen Ziemba

Cage Hendren was his twin Hal's opposite in every way. Hal was dedicated to a worthy cause; Cage was the black sheep of the family. Hal graciously allowed his fiancée, Jenny, to help him with his work; Cage just loved her with all his heart.©1985 Sandra Brown. All rights reserved (P)2004 Simon and Schuster Inc. All rights reserved.

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Karen Ziemba brings Jenny's character to life as she vacillates between guilt for her passion and acceptance of her love for Hal's brother." ( AudioFile)

Pretty good for one of SB's earlier books

You can tell this is one of SB's earlier books, but it keeps you entertained. I enjoyed the book. This is an abridged version yet it is very well done. You don't miss too much. Jenny and Cage are very likeable characters and well developed. There is romance, mystery and a bit of drama in this story. It is a sweet story about a bad boy "Cage" who acted out his whole life trying to get his parents attention while they gave most of their attention to his brother the goody two shoe, Hal. Cage was always in love with Jenny but Hal was who she was engaged to until his death. That's when the story starts to unfold and twist and turns. It was good to see how both Cage and Jenny transform into the people they were meant to be. I found the story had some unbelievable parts yet you easily forgive them because they help develop the story. It you like a quick love story with some zest then you will find this and enjoyable listen/read. I read the book as well as listened to the audio version. I always choose the unabridged version over the abridged version, but this was a good abridged version and didn't not change the story. If you really like Jenny and Cage, you will see them again in SB's The Devil's Own.

One of my fav by Sandra Brown!!!

I've probably read this book over 10 times now but my first time listening it in audio version. A beautiful story of 2 persons who were just meant to be. I like the narration as well.

Who believes you can sleep with the wrong brother

What would have made Led Astray better?

This was painful to listen to. Maybe because the narrator made the 'heroine" as so completely clueless. It read like a bad soap opera.