Heart's Desire

Unparalleled Love Series, Book 3

De: Delaney Diamond

Narrado por: Brenda Makani Keau

Coworkers Nathan Crenshaw and Janice Livingston once had a passionate relationship that went up in flames and created a strained environment at their place of employment. Since then Janice has tried to move on. Unfortunately, they have to work together, and unfortunately, she’s still very attracted to Nathan.

Nathan can’t forget his connection with Janice — a connection he hasn’t experienced with any other woman. After an earth-shattering kiss rekindles their flame, will these two finally get it right — or will an outside force get in the way?

Listen to the other books in the series!

Soul's Desire by Sharon C. Cooper

Everlasting Desire by Stephanie Nicole Norris

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REAL LOVE

Very Romantic and Heartfelt. Two lovers working through their differences to recognize they were
ment to be together. Also there were
connections to other people I met in
other Diamond novels

Narration was an issue

The storyline was good however the narration made it hard to listen to and wish you had used separate male and female

Narration

The narration of this was pretty bad. If it wasn’t for trying to finish the series, I wouldn’t have continued to listen. Out of the trilogy, book 2 Everlasting Desire by Stephanie Nicole Norris, was the best. It was the best storyline and it was the best narration with Wesleigh Siobhan.

Loved the Storyline-Hated the Narration

The narrator is the life -blood of a story. The narrator for this GOOD story drained all the life out of the story. I was not able to grasp how sexy the hero was because the narrator could not relay it. It was torture. I know this was a Contemporary African American Romance story with a side of suspense. Sadly, this story was told in one monotonous voice with no variation from male to female. I won’t even go into the characters sounding Black because it was non-existent. Narration is everything!

Hard to Finish

Performance was not appealing to me. The slowness and southern twang made it hard to concentrate on the story, I couldn’t finish it and it’s a shame because I usually enjoy Delaney Diamond’s books. I guess I’ll have to read this one!