Chiasson Box Set

De: Donna Grant

Narrado por: Stella Valet

The Chiasson Box Set contains the complete bestselling series: Wild Fever, Wild Dream, Wild Need, Wild Flame, and Wild Rapture.

Wild Fever: When an unknown creature begins killing women, Vincent Chiasson knows this has something to do with his parents' deaths years earlier. To make matters worse, the one woman he's yearned to call his own is targeted by the beast.

Wild Dream: When his cousin from New Orleans needs his help, Lincoln Chiasson is among the first to offer assistance. Until he sets eyes on Ava. But can he win her trust—and her love—while keeping her safe from his family?

Wild Need: Beau Chiasson was prepared to be live his life alone, but when fate puts the lovely Davena in his path, he realizes that there has been a part of him missing.

Wild Flame: Christian Chiasson dreamed of finding his soul mate—until the night his parents died. When he crosses paths with a beautiful and brave woman being hunted by minions of the Demon of Souls, he's drawn to her.

Wild Rapture: Sheriff Marshall Ducet hasn't been able to escape the paranormal. When he finally finds Riley, he vows to do everything in his power to bring her back to herself, her family—and him.

Contains mature themes.

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Subpar

The voice actor makes everyone sound like an annoyed hillbilly, and all the voices sound the same. The story isn't nearly as good as Donna Grant's others. There's no redeeming value to this one - walk on by.

Enjoyable and Entertaining

Well it was really hard to believe that I was listening to Donna Grant books as they are nothing like her other series. I did enjoy each story but now I have to find out what happened to Cousin Caine! Loved the accents, the narrator did a good job.

Fantastic Set!

I really love this whole set! There is magic, action and steamy romance, what's not to love? I very highly recommend this set.

Short, predictable stories

The four stories are more or less about the same things, with a few variations. The last one is the best, more complex one. It’s a good thing they are not too drawn out. There’s an overdose of self doubt, of “why would he/she want me”
The narrator’s accent is over the top, to my ears but I may not be familiar enough with the real one to recognise it. She is pretty monotone, makes the story boring. My main problem is she doesn’t differentiate between characters. At times she does this higher pitched voice that you believe it’s the female character talking, only to realise it was actually the male. It is confusing.

Decent Stories, Terrible Narration

Enjoyed the short stories as a whole. A fairly uncomplicated filler between bigger stories I am awaiting from this and other authors. Its nearly the same formula for each brother. The sisters story had a slight turn,but my guess is that is directional to lead you to the cousins series which drops next week. Too bad the narration was so bad, i had to rewind to grasp who was talking. Every character sounded the same and i just really did not love her narration.