Tongue in Chic

Fortune Hunter, Book 2

By: Christina Dodd

Narrated by: Christina Traister

How can one little lie land Meadow Szarvas in such trouble? Sure, Devlin Fitzwilliam catches her breaking into his mansion to steal a precious painting. And, yes, in sheer desperation she tells him she has amnesia. But then he claims she’s his wife. As Devlin’s own treacherous agenda comes to light, Meadow finds herself locked in a match of high-stakes deception. She doesn’t dare take her eyes off him, and doesn’t want to; yet the danger is just beginning. For a third player has entered the game, and is trying to kill them both….

©2010 Christina Dodd (P)2010 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

love love loved it

It was fun, funny with great sex scenes and fun twists :)
The narrator was good but the story was just great!
Wow I was pleasantly surprised !

Entertaining

This is just the sort of romance I'm interested in: light hearted with plenty of humor, strong characters, a bit of mystery and suspense, some heated moments, and a happy ending. I'd give it 5 stars but the main premise of the book is on the verge of unbelievable and, while part of the humor, begins to wear a bit thin towards the end Christina Traister did an acceptable job of narrating the story, never making me want to turn it off or wish I'd read it instead. Her performance lacks the polish of other narrators and many of the voices sounded the same. Worse they tended to slip into and out of accents so very few of them other than Meadow were consistent. A quick search of Audible shows this is the first book she did (at least at Audible). Her effort was good enough that I'd be willing to listen to some of her later work to see if she's improved. All in all 8 enjoyable hours spent listening

Laugh out Loud Funny

The scenes with Meadow and Devlin's mom are really funny. I liked the plot and the romance was believable. I'm not usually a fan of the books that have the hero and heroine continuing to lie to each other, but in this case it was an important part of the plot. Plus it's the lesson of the old adage "What a tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive" . The narrator was not to my taste but she didn't spoil the book for me.

Great read!

Enough suspense to keep me wanting more! It was no masterpiece, but excellent light reading, good story, with a bit of romance.

Interesting Twist

This was an interesting twist to a romance. I enjoyed it. You knew the romantic leads would eventually going to get together, as with other romance novels, but you didn't know how when reading. So that made it interesting.