Arrow to the Heart

De: Jennifer Blake

Narrado por: Moe Egan

Around two of the most wonderful characters she has ever created, Jennifer Blake spins an utterly passionate story set within a steamy, languorous time and place: 19th-century Louisiana, where a Southern version of the medieval court of love still flourished....Arrow To The Heart.

Their marriage merged two of Louisiana's most prominent families. But after five years, Katrine remained untouched in body and heart, her husband unable to fulfill his wish to produce an heir. For the sake of that goal, Giles would allow his wife to be bedded by the noble man who won the annual tournament of champions, a medieval contest held on the grounds of Arcadia, his magnificent estate.

The honor fell to Rowan de Blanc, who had his own secret reason for joining the games. Katrine refused to submit to her husband's insane demands, no matter how devastatingly attractive her chosen partner. Succumbing to temptation would mean defeat for them both...until love and desire interfered with their best intentions.

©1993 Patricia Maxwell (P)2012 Audible, Inc.

Good Story. Terrible Narrator

Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?

Story was good, but narration was awful. Narrator kept on breathing in heavily which was very distracting and also, she often repeated the sentences twice! Not very professional

What did you like best about this story?

The story itself

Would you be willing to try another one of Moe Egan’s performances?

No

If this book were a movie would you go see it?

Yes

Any additional comments?

Narrator should really be aware of her breathing and also she should also be more sensitive to not duplicating her sentences

a little weird

The story isn't too bad, but it is a little strange. I will blame it on it being an older book, about an older time. It would be easy to be offended by this book nowadays.

The narrator was terrible. I didn't like her voice, but could have dealt with it if the editing was better. This was the worst editing I have ever heard in an audiobook. Crucial pauses are eliminated, making the flow of the narration very off. Worst of all are all the repeated lines from when she messed up and started recording again! Did nobody listen to this even once before publishing it? Also, narrators shouldn't have ice water around when they're recording, you can hear the ice settling. Please...just have regular water! It's quiet!