Claimed

By: Tarah Scott

Narrated by: Steve Worsley

Sometimes, the hero must be the villain....

Fourteen months ago, Lady Rhoslyn lost her husband and infant son to a fever. Now, by order of King Edward I, she is yanked from the healing tranquility of a convent to marry the king's favored bastard knight. Rhoslyn has no intention of returning to the home where her husband and child died. Neither does she intend to hand over her fortune to the "dragon" - no matter his sweet promises and warm kisses.

Talbot St. Claire tires of war. Seventeen years is enough. King Edward will never release him from service, but the king promises Talbot will find some peace in front of his own hearth. Talbot expects to find a horse-faced, hostile woman in the Scottish heiress Edward commands him to marry. Instead, he discovers a fiery Highland beauty worthy of a man's respect...and love. Talbot determines to do anything to win his new bride's acceptance, anything except the one thing she demands: betray his king and embrace his Scottish heritage.

©2015 Tarah Scott (P)2016 Tarah Scott

Fiesty and Sexy

What made the experience of listening to Claimed the most enjoyable?

I enjoyed Mr. Worsley's Scottish and English accents. Ms. Scott writes a wonderful tale there's romance, mystery, fighting, humor...all a great combination in telling a tale.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Claimed?

I loved the scene with the goat...don't want to spoil anything with more details.

Which character – as performed by Steve Worsley – was your favorite?

Mr. Worsley captured St. Claire's essence. (although I thought he was saying Sinclaire)

Any additional comments?

I received a copy via audiobookblast in exchange for an honest review.

From the first paragraph...

it held my interest. The story had some little twists and turns to not make it formulaic as romance stories can go. Loved the characters...I'd try reading another story by this author.

Claimed by 5 star love

A fast pace Medival love story . A great listen by Tarah Scott . This is the 4th audio by Tarah . It was during King Edward the first (1272) . Sir Talbot Sinclair was a favorite of King Edward . He was given a bride and home (with Castles and land ) in Scotland as a thank you for winning the war in Wales. Sir Talbot mother and father were not married but King Edward made him Legitimate and rose Sir Talbot in Standing . On his way to collect his suppose wife (Roselyn) from a convent Sir Talbot finds out her Grandfather was spiriting her away for someone else . Lots of twists with Revenge , Treason and Betrayal but finally love .

great book

i enjoyed listening to this book very much. i would definitely like more books by this author. the author and narrator did a wonderful job

Really Great Book

Would you listen to Claimed again? Why?

Yes. This book started a little slow for me but it picked up quickly and I had a hard time putting it down.

What other book might you compare Claimed to and why?

This book is very similar to most Historical Scottish romances. Each have their own twists and turns.

What about Steve Worsley’s performance did you like?

I was suprised that I like him because I'm usually not that fond of men narrator's in my romance novels. But he did a great job and he did the female voices very well.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes.

Any additional comments?

This audiobook was provided by the author at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review courtesy of AudiobookBlast dot com. My reviews are always as honest as I can make them because I expect the same from other reviewers.