On the Fence

The Chance City series, Book 2

De: Robin Deeter, The Chance City Series

Narrado por: Jay R. Smith Audio Publishing

Duración: 6 h y 22 m

Resumen del Editor

The situation between Deputy Brock Guthrie and Daphne Decker is complicated. Can he get past his hatred of Indians and accept Daphne for the woman she is within instead of seeing only her Comanche heritage? Will he take a chance and come down from the fence he sits on, or will he turn away from the possibility of a lifetime of happiness with Daphne?

©2016 Robin Deeter (P)2018 Robin Deeter

Totally was hooked from start to finish

The story is based on issues as old as time of prejudice against a group of people because of the color of their skin. Indians have had a hard life with what people think they did from the past and base their beliefs on a bunch of bad apples. Not much has changed as we move forward just different groups that people hit hard. You would think people would learn not all groups are bad. I thought the author did a wonderful job of showing this in her story. It was a very touching read that really touches your heart. She brings to life a story that holds your attention with sorrow, anger with a wonderful twist of humor that had me laughing out loud.

Brock is attracted to Daphne (he won’t admit it) and she is so in love with him, but he is so blind to what they can have because she is Indian, and he is not. He does has his reasons from afar they are good at least he thinks they are. Plus there are people in his family that wouldn’t like the fact they would become a couple. Brock is a good man he lives for justices and does his duty to keep the town free of crime. As people push him one way and some the other he has to overcome many issues before he can find his HEA. Daphne is a lovely wonderful woman full of spirit who stands up for what she believes in. Sure there are other men who want her attention, but she can’t get over her feelings for the one man who doesn’t want her.

The narrator does a great job but at times is a little slow not pausing when he needs to and pausing before he should. As the audio takes you away and comes to life I didn’t notice it and was taken away by a great story. I thought he has improved with his female voices, but they still need a little work. His male voices are great as he pulls you in with some very sexy and deep ones but also some that are more childlike they really fit the characters. I had no trouble knowing who was talking or what they were feeling. He shows great emotions from sad, to humor as needed. I found no background noises or any volume changes, there are no repeating of words. If any breaks were taken I could not tell. I thought this was a great listen that really made me feel the characters emotions and was very easy to picture the scenes as they played out. It is a very clean and clear audio that I totally enjoyed.

The story is a wonderful delightful fun read that holds your attention with mystery, drama, anger, love, learning to overcome, romance and humor that makes you laugh. I truly loved the monkey he was so adorable and adds so much to this story. The author puts a lot in a small space of time which really pulls the reader in. I love that there is no filler and the story does not drag on. It is to the point but filled with so much going on that you are hanging on the edge at times. The characters are great, there are some very touching scenes with supporting characters. I truly felt like this town was my home with wonderful friends and neighbors I just wanted to move there. The author writes about some very touchy issues as she brings to life the true facts on how Indians were dealt with and how they overcome some of them. I thought this was such a touching read with wonderful characters and I didn’t want the story to end. I truly loved every scene that the author bought alive making it so easy to picture things as they happened in my mind. I can’t wait to see what she comes up with next.

Great Story of Prejudice and Pride

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review. My review is HONEST.

A very well written story about one man’s long harbored prejudices against an entire race because of the actions of few. He’s a good man and deep down he knows his attitude is shallow minded and wrong. When a woman who stirs up that biased hatred falls in love with him, he must come to terms with the truth. Can he hold against an entire race the long ago actions of a few? And what will he lose if he does?

Jay Smith does a good job narrating. My interest is now piqued in listening to more from this author!
Two Thumbs Up!

Well Written and Engaging with Great Characters

Brock and Daphne, but also side characters like Psy and Lee, and a few other things. I'm curious about one pair where we didn't get a hard resolution. Either way, the writing is excellent and engaging and characters fantastic. Wonderful narration. This is a voluntary review of a gifted copy.

I love Chance City Books

"This book was given to me for free at my request and I provided this voluntary review." I love Chance City Books and have all of the paper backs. Listening to 'On the Fence' was very interesting. I was able to really enjoy the book and not have to concentrate so much [ I tend to get side tracked very easily] There were many things that I could picture and just see the action. One scene was when Brock came in buckskins to serenade Daphne, I had to laugh at that sight, Ilook forward to more of Robin Deeter's Audio Books. Jay R. Smith did a fabulous job narrating this book.

On the Fence

I loved the imagery in this book. I did have difficulty placing the time frame of the book due to various inventions mentioned. The telephone, wheelchair, fun houses. I loved how the author wrote about prejudice and made issues apparent and how ignorant people were. This story was so well written and eyeopening. I loved the imagery and found many of the characters were endearing.The narration was perfect for the book. Jay R Smith added the right emotions and had a smooth silky voice, and distinguished voices for the various characters. I requested this review copy audiobook and have voluntarily written this review.

Very good story!!

I really enjoyed this story. Being in an interracial marriage myself I did kind of understand some of the mixed feelings that were going on. I’m glad he took the chance to be happy. I did the same and it worked out great for both of us.

Battling Prejudice

The woman whom he's loved for nearly ever--since childhood!--but she's 1/2 Comanche and the Comanche killed his grandfather; this well-written story explores the nature of prejudice and faith while providing a provocative look at police work in the Wild West. Narration by Jay R. Smith brings the story alive. If you are starting with this tale, there is sufficient background included to bring you up to speed, but having read Book 1 of the series I had a head start understanding the protagonists' positions. (I sure miss the TV westerns like Bonanza, Big Valley, Paladin, Maverick . . . reading Ms Deeter's novels brings back many a warm memory!)

jumping in head first with the seque

Sequel

Sometimes i get interested in a book and notice it’s a sequel, sometimes i’m okay with it and just read it out of sequence i know it’s blasphemy but sometimes heck it, it’s your time. I definitely enjoyed this book and while i could have enjoyed it more if i read the first one, reading the sequel made me excited to go back and read the first one.

GREAT READ!

I really enjoyed this book! The narration was great and it kept you entertained. This author does a great job with her characters and plot. I love that you don't have to read the first book to enjoy this one. I look forward to reading other books in this series. I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

on the fence

was an amazing book. telling all about Brock, Cyrus , Leigh and Daphne. I would like to have seen Ollie at the wedding.