Until Harmony

Until Her/Until Him, Book 6

De: Aurora Rose Reynolds

Narrado por: Logan McAllister

Harmony Mayson isn’t the kind of girl to take unnecessary risk, but after meeting Harlen MacCabe, she starts to wonder if maybe she should be. The more time she spends with the wild and free biker, the more she starts to crave the freedom he gives her.... And even more, she starts to crave him.

Harlen lives his life on his own terms. After losing both his parents at an early age to a robbery gone bad, he knows how precious life is, and he’s determined to get as much out of it as he can. When he runs into the beautiful Harmony and finds out she’s moving to town, he knows it’s time to take his shot.

She thinks he only wants to be friends, but she couldn’t be more wrong. What Harmony and Harlen don’t know is that their time might be cut short. Revenge is in the air, and someone won’t stop until a debt is settled.

©2018 Crystal Reynolds (P)2019 Crystal Reynolds

I enjoy these stories

These stories are great,but I love them more when it’s a male reader and female reader for each part. I think that it just flows better. Until Harmony was very cute.

Nothing wrong with male only narration

I’ve passed up listening to books before based on others views on having a male narrator reading for a woman. This one slipped by because I bought the rest of the books after listening to Until July. To me it was the same as listening to a woman speaking for a man. It didn’t take away from the story at all. This series is amazing. I just wish the original Until Her series was available on audible!

exceptionally written

I loved everything about this book! The angst, suspense, surprises, and definitely the romance between Harlen and Harmony.

Disappointed

The book/story is very good. I had a problem with the narrator because, man was chosen to perform this book solo when the main voice / point of view, is a woman. It was SO confusing at the beginning and I thought I was listening to the wrong book. It really took away from the intimate parts of the book to have a male voice talking about what her man was doing to her. 😡😡😡😡

Alpha Male/Opposite Attract

Even though it’s a male narrator only, I really loved the story but at certain times I wished it was dual narrated.

Loved this opposites attract story. Harmony is a nurse and is moving back closer to her parents. Harlem is a tattoo man who is always serious. He’s a mechanic and instantly attracts to Harmony. I loved that even though he was always serious he had a sensitive side that only Harmony saw.

until harmony

Love Aurora Rose Reynolds. The enter Until series; makes you laugh, love, and want to have this kind of happiness.

Why male narrator?

Love the book. Read it at least five times already. But the audio version does not make sense to me. First, we have a male narrator when 90% of the book is under the females perspective. But that’s not the issue. The issue is that he doesn’t even change his voice to sound like a female. Just throws me off.

love this entire series until until him until her

wow what wonderful characters! they each get awesome hea and a little danger threw in with sexy alpha males coming to the rescue. each book keeps us updated on past couples

Horrible narration, ok story

I am a big fan of this author, but this narration was horrible. I could barely tell the difference between the male and female characters. The delivery of the prose was uninspired and I hope this author whom I enjoy will never let this failure in audio happen again,

Love The Second Generation Untils

Harmony, twin daughter of Nico Mason is sweet, reserved and believes she will never have the same type of relationship her parents have. Until Harlin.. who the reader recognizes, if you have followed the initial Until series and Until Nico and see he is like Nico
The growing relationship/friendship that develops with Harmony and Harlin. Protective alpha male with only eyes for the heroine..perfect
The narrator is great for men and ok for women but would have preferred a woman narrating the women would have been preferable