Remembering Jamie

Brotherhood of the Black Tartan, Book 5

De: Nichole Van

Narrado por: Megan Green

Miss Eilidh Fyffe always assumed her life would follow a predictable pattern - meet a charming man, fall in love, marry, and live happily ever after. But when an accident damages her memory, she is left with only questions. Has she already fallen in love and married? If only she could remember....

Master Kieran MacTavish has spent six years searching for his lost wife. But it turns out, finding Eilidh alive is only the beginning of the battle. She has no memory of him - no recollection of their courtship, love, or handfasting. Refusing to be discouraged, Kieran relishes the chance to make her fall for him all over again. Surely, he can rekindle the flame of their love. But the intervening years have changed them both. Eilidh is crippled by grief - the deaths of her father, her younger brother, Jamie, and others overwhelm her. And the more Kieran comes to know this new Eilidh, the more he is haunted by the woman she once was. Throughout it all, one question looms large: Is your love still your love if the person they once were no longer exists?

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Wonderful Series

A great culmination to the book series. I enjoyed the multiple storylines and how it intertwined the characters from the previous books in the series. However, I was extremely disappointed the the narrator was changed. She did not have the voice for the characters in the book. The previous narrator in the series had an amazing and distinct voice. It took me quite a few chapters to get somewhat accustomed to the new narrator’s voice. Definitely not as inviting and enjoyable.

Amazing series

The entire series is wonderful and worth the listen. The scottish accent and wording makes the reading so much more endearing. enjoy

poor choice

Not a good choice for narrator since all others were done by a different narrator that was very different from this one. I only took the hit due to enjoying the other books so much. A really poor choice, truly!

Great conclusion to series

Loved the story. I just don’t care for this voice. She tries too hard to create the voices and it makes it sound like a lisp.

Lovely story.

This author is so good. I enjoy everything she writes. The narrator was sing-songey. I cringed at the Gaelic pronunciation. Aaagh!