Tiger's Eye

De: Karen Robards

Narrado por: Athena Iokepa

When beautiful aristocrat Lady Isabella St. Just first sets eyes on handsome Alec Tyron, he is holding her at gunpoint. Despite her fear of him, the tawny-haired, golden-eyed king of the London underworld saves her from the criminals who abducted her, only to fall victim to a gunshot wound himself. Thrown together in the seedy underbelly of glittering London, they are wary of each other from the start. Shy, sheltered Isabella has never met a man like Alec, but the street-tough crime boss ignites her passion in a way that she had never even imagined was possible. Their love is something that society cannot allow – but no matter the cost its blazing heat just won't be denied.

And don’t miss Karen Robards’ newest crime thriller, THE ULTIMATUM, available in June!

New York Times, USA Today, and Publisher's Weekly bestseller Karen Robards is the six-time winner of Affaire de Coeur's Silver Pen Award for favorite romance author.

About the Author:

Ever since I was a little girl, I’ve loved to write. My first book was a ten-page effort written at age five for my grandmother. Throughout grade school, high school and college I wrote for various school publications. When I was eighteen, my first professionally published piece—a humorous anecdote—appeared in Reader’s Digest. Still, it never occurred to me that I might become a professional writer.

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Reseñas de la Crítica

Romantic Times Reviewers' Choice Award winner

“Incomparable.” – Affaire de Coeur

Karen Robards writes “Spell-binding romance.” – Publisher's Weekly

Karen Robards penetrates the steamiest of women's fantasies.” – Chicago Sun-Times

Terrible editing and narration

Phrases and full sentences duplicated, no editing done to clean up. Narrator monotone and no real change in character voices. No real change in tone, read mater of fact. Really liked story so stuck with it.

Narrator made many mistakes and had to repeat herself.

Narration was bland and monotone. It was like the narrator was bored with what is a good story.