Black Out

By: Lila Rose

Narrated by: Tarny Casteri

Length: 8 hrs and 8 mins

Publisher's summary

At 24, Clarinda James has lived a traumatic life. One of the last images she saw before losing her sight was that of her parents' death. The nightmares of that time still haunt her every night.

Taken in at 19 by her sister, Clary didn't know there was going to be a price to pay, a price far greater than her blindness. It's not until Blue walks into her life, she realizes it's possible to experience the joy of warmth. In her darkness, Blue will become her beacon, her guide. Little does she know that she'll need to count on Blue more than she thought she would.

She has to...if she wants to stay alive.

Blue Skies is on the lookout for a woman. Always there to support his brothers, Talon and Griz, he's not a stranger to the craziness of love or life. Nor is he a stranger to making it clear that comments surrounding his name are out of bounds. Despite the often effed-up situations his brothers find themselves in as a result of their women, he's more than happy to settle down when he finds his missing piece.

After three weeks of seeing a gorgeous redhead in a café, he refuses to let the opportunity pass him by. Building a tentative relationship with Clary is no easy task; she's damaged. It's not until he discovers the truth behind her darkness that he willingly lays claim to her. He is determined to protect her, no matter the cost. She is irrefutably his.

©2014 Lila Rose (P)2017 Audible, Inc.

HEA and Blue Skies

Blue finally finds his good woman in Clary, but she is threatened by unseen foes due to her blindness. Again, HEA wrapped up in an MC ribbon.
Narration decently done with an Aussie accent.
Recommend for a lovely time out.

Love the story need better narrator's

this series is really good and I love all the books I just wish we had better narrator's. the woman narrator is really slow in her speaking and she pauses when she really shouldn't. wish they could redo all these books with better voices. the males voice needs to be deeper stronger for biker dudes. but really love the story.

Wonderful main characters and storyline

The narrators did a fabulous job on this one. They are the same as the rest in this series so far; however, they did an even better job than usual.

Enjoyed

These are over the top, a bit crude, and MC light. I have enjoyed the series so far, but you need to up the speed on this one because the female reader reads very slowly. She is good, though.

Clary and Blue

An intoxicating, sweet, endearing and heartfelt journey to go on with Clarinda and Blue. I love the family dynamics within this group of rough, gruff, possessive men and their charming counter parts. Lila Rose never disappoints. I loved this story.
Narration was FANTASTIC!

Really enjoyed!

This series about the Hawks MC, an Australian biker club is really entertaining. In this story, we have the heroine, Clary, who is blind and living with her sister who treats her poorly and abuses her verbally all the time. Unfortunately, she’s dependent on her sister for a place to live since the fire that killed their parents and caused her blindness. Our hero, Blue, is a member of the MC who has seen Clary at a local coffee shop and tries to get to know her even though he’s not looking for a real relationship. The way their story progresses shows us the side of the evil sister and about unconditional love. Narration is well performed.

Great book

I have read this book many times so having the audio version is a great treat.

Clary and Blue were a great couple. This book was more about them as a couple than any true angst but there’s plenty there, which was a nice change. Clary was taken advantage of by her sister and found Blue through true “divine intervention”. The story followed how Clary came to be blind and how she was able to overcome it.

Great story..another one bites the dust.

okay

this book was predictable. from the 3rd chapter . I like you left off the chin lift repeat 100s of times. any way like it went from calling head job to a blow job pretty cool but this book made me feel like the bikers are week end warriors not actually bikers.
julian rocked in this.
as far your male narrator he sounds more like he should be reading for dr romance , instead of bikers blue voice was supposed to be rougher deeper as the Arthur describe in the book.

perfect book for a filler. hilariously bad

is the bad that it's funny to the point I started to like it. the characters can be charming but I cringe several times. maybe if it had better NARRATORS I would cringe less but its w.e it's funny. story is going all over but I still listen to it. I was playing ff14 while crafting so this was a nice way to pass time. 3/5 will listen again when I'm in the mood .