Taming Irish: A Rock Star Romance

Wild Irish, Book 3

De: C.M. Seabrook

Narrado por: Kyle Maraglio

Yeah, I'm cocky. I have a reason to be. Women love me and not just because I play for one of the most popular rock bands in the world, but because I know exactly how to make a woman's body sing in ways she never thought possible...and hell if I'll ever give that up!

I'm the wild in "Wild Irish", and I have no intention of ever being tamed, until Makena Fraser practically falls into my lap - twice. And the woman has me thinking about all kinds of messed up things, like family...and promises...and making sure no one ever hurts her again.

I've lived by one rule: Don't worry about tomorrow. But now I'm not just worrying about my tomorrows, I'm ready to give her every one of mine.

©2018 C.M. Seabrook (P)2018 C.M. Seabrook

Kept skipping

Loved the story, but it kept skipping. Would repeat the same line twice, and it happened every 5-7 minutes. So frustrating.

Great book

the narration had some flaws with repeated words at times but overall a great book.

Can't get enough of these rockers!

Just when I think I couldn't love another Irish man as much as the last, CM Seabrook gives me Shane. The brooding, doesn't care attitude is in full swing when he meets Makena. Makena is on her way to Ireland to try and get her life back on track, not to hook up with a stranger. But fate has other ideas. These two have instant lust, and watching their relationship deepen as the book goes on is very fulfilling. Shane definitely matures and shows sides of himself that we had not been exposed to before. But can the rocker break through the walls to Makena's heart? They are strong and hard to get through after being hurt by her actor, ex-husband Chad. Seabrook even throws a little suspense letting us see how fame isn't always as shiny and fun. This story is my favorite of the trilogy, bringing the entire ensemble of characters together and how their lives have grown and changed. I love the interaction and family feel they all have together and through everything show their loyalty and love for one another.

Kyle Maraglio wraps up this trilogy with his wonderful Irish brogue. I enjoyed the narration, though at times his voices were not easily distinguishable. He provides an authentic sounding Irish accent, making the band swoon worthy.

Edit this!

This audio recording is an embarrassment to proper publishing. I couldn’t even count the number of splice overlaps. Very distracting and sloppy

Awesome book.

I loved all 3 but I think this was my favorite. Im off to Ireland to find my own Wild Irish.

Needs a better narrator

The story was okay, narrator kept repeating same sentences back to back. It got very annoying. Story seemed to skip chapters, ie: Last 2 chapters as a example but more in the book. fox all that and you have a great story

Editing and Narration Difficulties

While I love the stories of this series, and the first book seamed fine, this book along with the second had serious editing issues. The narrator made this book especially hard to get through.

good story

I like this story, but the narration is still bot what I expected it to be. I will finish the series though because I like the story

Decent story, narration almost killed it.

I liked the story, but the narration on this one was frustrating. The accent was inconsistent throughout, but also not accurate to the character. The author writes that Shane has a deep voice, but the narrator was much more tenor and very nasal, even annoying at times. If it wasn't for wanting to see how the story ended, I would not have finished it :-(

Editing Needed

The story line of all three books was fabulous but I was a little bit disappointed in the audio as it often repeated words and sentencing. Also the narrator kept falling out of his “Irish accent”. All in all I was entertained.