Inferno

By: L. Wilder, Brooke Asher

Narrated by: Amelie Griffin, Rudy Sanda

Length: 5 hrs and 4 mins

Publisher's Summary

Inferno, noun.

1. A large fire that is dangerously out of control
2. A place of suffering; hell

Tessa is a school teacher and single mom starting a new life in Paris, Tennessee. Romance is the last thing on her mind.

Bishop is the leader of the Devil Chasers' Motorcycle Club and a single dad trying to rescue his son from the sins of his father. He doesn't have time to add a woman into the mix.

Bishop's past won't let go, and soon Tessa is swept up in the powerful, intense biker's world - and all the danger that brings. When all hell breaks loose, will their love survive the blast, or will everything be lost in the inferno?

©2014 L. Wilder and Brooke Asher (P)2018 Tantor

narration is aweful

the story had potential but didnt deliver. I didnt really get a feel of any real connection between the leads but the aweful narration could have something to do with it. I almost quit listening because of it. I will never listen to anything narrated by this guy again, it was that bad dont waste a credit on this one

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Good story boring “romance”

With a title like “Inferno”, I expected hotter sex scenes. They were mediocre at best and ridiculously short. After reading and listening to books by Monica McCarty and Elle Kennedy, I’ve become accustomed to a certain length of “romance”. I won’t be reading or listening to more in this series.

The story itself was entertaining and enjoyable.

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cute

not you typical MC story.. boy finds girl loves protects.. not as violent as some.

Inferno

I really like this book. but the voices of the male was really horrible I will give it a 4-star I would have gave it at 5 if the male voice was better. but this does not mean that I am not going to finish this series. I really enjoy this author's work.

MC lite

I have read/listened to many MC romance books, I would probably say it's one of my favorite genres. This book has an interesting story line however, I think it would be what most people would consider "MC lite". The main story revolves around Devil Chaser MC president Cole Bishop and Fourth grade teacher Tessa Campbell. Tessa is a divorced single mother of Isabelle and Drake, who moved back to her hometown of Paris, Tennessee. Tessa calls Bishop, due to a "one sided fight", that his son Myles started during an idiom lesson. In my opinion, their romance is much too sweet for an outlaw 1% club. Yes, there is some action and events happen, but I guess I like my MC romances to have more suspense? I listened to the audio version, narrated by Rudy Sanda and Amelie Griffin, who have some pretty good Southern drawls. I didn't like how the book would switch POV to other clubs brothers randomly.
I would probably give this story 3.5 stars, because it does have the beginning of something. I'm interested to listen to the others in this series to see if we get a more complete tale.

Performance

I'm on chapter 2 and I'm already unhappy with the voices and reading of this story.

Horrible narrators

I loved reading this series and was excited to listen to the audio. I finished listening only because I paid for it. This could have been so much better if they had chosen another male narrator. So bad!