Every Breath She Takes

By: Norah Wilson

Narrated by: Emily Beresford

Veterinarian Lauren Townsend has good reason for hiding her psychic ability. Not only did her “freakishness” earn her pariah status in the small town where she grew up, it cost her a fiancé and her faith in love. When Lauren foresees a murder - through the killer’s eyes - she traces the victim to a sprawling ranch, never guessing what waits for her....

Cal Taggart’s rugged ranch life doesn’t need any more complications. His stubborn determination cost him his marriage, and now it may cost him his livelihood. But then beautiful Lauren enters his corral....with danger close behind. And Cal wants nothing more than to protect her. They can’t deny their intense attraction. Nor do they want to. What begins as a fling with no strings becomes a fight for survival - and for true love.

©2012 Norah Wilson (P)2012 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

Great book

What made the experience of listening to Every Breath She Takes the most enjoyable?

great book but I don't care for the narrators voices. Will check out other books from the same author.

What do you think the narrator could have done better?

I don't care for the voices. The main male sounds evil and he's not an evil character. The sinister character voice is less evil.

wonderful book

Great read, from page 1 until the end. Wonderful mix of passion, drama, love, and suspense.

Was an okay story ....

The storyline was okay. I liked the strong female character ...but the storyline could have been more cohesive.
The narrator did a good job with all the voices ...even if the male lead's voice kept changing ... :/

A good Listen!

I would recommend this audio book, It was a good story.
Romance, suspence and some paranormal visions for the Heroine.

Just ok for me..

Any additional comments?

I'm not really sure how I felt about this book. Parts were ok and parts got a little wordy and boring. I liked Cal but Lauren was a little annoying. It seemed kind of silly that she waited until the end of the book before she told Cal why she was really there. And, the author made Marlena so unlikable it made me not even care if Lauren saved Marlena or not. I really felt sorry for Brady and I hated his father, Harvey, who was really not his father, which I was glad of. This book did have lots of sexual tension and sex, which helped to make it a little better.

As to the narrator: I can honestly say I don't think I would ever listen to her again. She sounded like she was reading the dictionary one minute then was full of silly emotions the next. When Cal and Lauren were have sex, or were about to, Cal sounded like he did when he was hanging off the cliff and was struggling to breath. His passion filled voice was just horrible and a little creepy. Definitely would not want to listen to Ms. Beresford again. She was very inconsistant in her reading.