Leopard's Rage

A Leopard Novel, Book 13

By: Christine Feehan

Narrated by: James McAdams

The next book in the electrifying Leopard series by number-one New York Times best-selling author Christine Feehan

Syvastian Amurov has lived his whole life with a rage inside of him, but something about Flambe Carver is so intoxicating, and he soon realizes she is the only one who can tame the leopard within.

©2020 Christine Feehan (P)2020 Recorded Books

Unhappy

I love Christine’s books but this one left me flat. It was difficult to stay with the book as the narrator was awful. Could not distinguish the characters and his voice lacked energy.

narrator flat, book good

enjoyed the book but not fond on the narrator was kinda flat, not fluid enough

I have really mixed feelings about this one

I’ve never given a Feehan book less than a 5, and I’ve read & or listened to everyone and many more than once. There were many factors playing out here, James McAdams is a very good narrator, however, since the last few books in the series were done by someone else he should have at least listened to part of one to get the names correctly, most all the characters were pronounced so differently you didn’t know who he was talking about until you heard their spouses name, plus he reads very slow and Jim read fast. So confusing. Then the story, I love that Ms Feehan researches so much and paints a picture with her words but I think it backfired in this one. I love lots of hot sex and even those with bdsm, however, the art of Japanese rope tying just kept going and going. I hate to say but it got boring, don’t think there was too much sex as one reviewer thought I just think the scening and teasing play took way to much of the book and she lost the plot. I do think all things considered, this is one better read than listened to.

Love the new narrator!

A great next book in this series and I love the new narrator! James McAdams breathes new life into the characters. Can't wait to hear him in the next book!

Fantastic Book!

Love this book! Christine Feehan has done it again, given us complex characters with multidimensional personalities. She takes us inside and shows what drives them. James McAdams transports us into their world with his super descriptive narration so we experience everything right along with them. I very highly recommend this book.