The Saint

By: Tiffany Reisz

Narrated by: Elizabeth Hart

Length: 14 hrs and 41 mins

Publisher's summary

Rebellious, green-eyed Eleanor never met a rule she didn't want to break. Sick of her mother's zealotry and the confines of Catholic school, she declares that she'll never go to church again. But her first glimpse of beautiful, magnetic Father Marcus Stearns - Søren to her and only her - and his lust-worthy Italian motorcycle is an epiphany. Eleanor is consumed, yet even she knows that being in love with a priest can't be right. But when one desperate mistake nearly costs Eleanor everything, it is Søren who steps in to save her. When she vows to repay him with complete obedience, a whole world opens before her as he reveals to her his deepest secrets. Danger can be managed - pain, welcomed. Everything is about to begin. Contains mature themes.

©2014 Tiffany Reisz (P)2014 Tantor Audio

Read the entire series

I get so frustrated when people give a review but only read one book. I get that this series is taboo I get it. However, this is good writing! The author takes me to a place and world that only good writers can. Maybe they haven’t read a bad book but I have and this is not one. I love Nora and Soren and Kingsley but to understand them you really need to read from the start.

Ms Reisz keeps getting better

Would you consider the audio edition of The Saint to be better than the print version?

Elizabeth Hart is a great narrator. This audio version is sooo much better than reading, because I feel like I am in the room while Nora tells her story. It is so much more enjoyable to hear the accents and voice inflections than imagining it from words on a page. Also I can listen while driving, walking or doing repetitive work around the house. A good audio book makes mundane tasks so much more interesting and tolerable. Besides, no one knows what a great BDSM scene I just listened to while picking up veggies in the frozen food section. They probably think my sly smile is for the peas.

What was one of the most memorable moments of The Saint?

I love everything about this book, but I loved Nora's speech near the end and the whole way Ms Reisz structured this book between past and present. She ended this book without ending the story brilliantly. Ms Reisz is a talented writer and is getting better with each book. I should be sick of these characters by the 5th book or the plot should be waning or the conflict contrived. But Nora and company just get more interesting, the plot more engrossing and the conflict so intoxicating that I can't wait to read/hear/know more. I must say it again - BRILLIANT.

What about Elizabeth Hart’s performance did you like?

Perfect

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

Yes. Especially the at the end.

Any additional comments?

I want to hear more of it all.

The Whole Series Is A Great Read!

I found that there is a series of this books, so I went and got each book in its order and it was a great read, each book gives you insight on each character and help build that understanding of why they are like they are.

I would begin reading and would start disliking a character but then something would happened that would completely changes things and they would become an amazing character. this books keeps you on your toes because if you don't keep up with the story..you will get lost.

I was sucked in — again!

So many reviews I’ve read have mentioned how great the writing is from this author. This will come as no surprise that I totally agree. Once again I was riveted. ‘nuff said.

I’m kinda mad

For 33 chapters I thought the worst thing ever had happened. I was happy and angry when the truth was revealed. Lol

It was good

I got bored 3/4 of the way through. the last 1/4 was difficult to finish. I read the previous books awhile back91st so the reminders of previous events were nice. however, if you've just read the previous books this book may come off as redundant.

The Thorn Birds meets Fifty Shades....hot!

Any additional comments?

Fifty Shades meets The Thorne Birds in my opinion at least, this is a really smoldering good story, even if it is dirty. If you like a darkly brooding, domineering priest, a feisty yet troubled heroine with aspirations to be kinky, sexy, and in control you’re going to want to check this series. This is deeply sensual, erotic, troubling, and sexy. This story packs an emotional punch that I really hadn’t expected nor expected to be turned on by! I love the entire series, but I started with the wrong book series first. The Original Sinners: The Red Years Quartet, with the book The Siren which is after this book series but it seem to help me put these books into a better sequence. Loved it!

MUST read this

I could not get enough of Nora or any of the other characters in this series… seriously, so charming, so endearing, so sexy, so addicting.

Please, please, please Tiffany… more. Just… more.

Riveting

We keep learning more and more about these characters. I listen to the story and find I'm lost in happiness, sorrow, pity, anger, desolation, shock and euphoria and when the story is over I can't wait to see what happens in the next book. I only hope I can live with decisions Reisz has created for us because to me, and I'm sure many others, these characters have affected me profoundly.

Tiffany Reisz has done it again.

I fell in love with this series from the very beginning. Tiffany’s gift of story telling is something few Authors actually possess and that gift has once again made The Saint a Five Star story.

I must also say Narrator Elizabeth Hart is the absolute best. She is my favorite book Narrators and any time I see she is the Narrator that Audiobook is an instant buy. She was incredible Narrating The Saint.



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