All Night Long

Different narrator original was a man and woman on CD. Would like to have that cheated out of best part. Story excellent, narrator horrible.

I thoroughly enjoyed this novel and its narration! It takes a special talent for a narrator to be able to differentiate characters in an audio book - especially when there are several male and female characters! Kudos to Amanda Cobb for having made each character in this novel distinct and believable! She did more than just alter voices! Her inflections and subtle nuances of normal every day language made me chuckle more than once. Fun!

I couldn't wait to get back in my car, walk the track, or settle down at night so I could listen to "All Night Long" again.

The twists, turns, and of course a love story make this an irresistible listen.

I definitely recommend it.

Very good book I couldn't stop listening kept me wanting more, proved once again the reason why she is my favorite writer.

Ms. Krentz and Ms. Cobb do it again! I was intrigued by this mystery, and it actually gave me chills more than once. There's nothing like political intrigue and murder to get the blood going. It also made me imagine going back to my own home town all these years later.

I especially liked the way the narrator handled the sex scenes. They were steamy without being raunchy, and that's a fine line, but I guess that's the writing too....

The discovery of the video made by Pamela was especially creepy.
I recommend this one!!!

I enjoyed this book from the very beginning! There was no down time on too much unnecessary information to lose my interest! I couldn't wait to listen to it from day to day! Really enjoyed !

I had read this book once in paperback and enjoyed it. Now I am limited to only 1 hour of reading per day, I have moved, per my ophthalmologist orders, to mostly audio books. The transition from using eyesight to using my ears was difficult at first, but I am becoming a better listener in the past 2 years.

I had forgotten how much I enjoyed this novel. I really like both Luke and Irene, the hero and heroine, who are both "walking wounded", who meet up, are attracted to each other and help each other to heal emotionally from traumatic experiences. Lots of suspects in the case, some enjoyable sex scenes, and funny minor characters. I especially like Luke.

IMHO, a good narration.

The narrator needs to get a clue. She and her director pay little attention to the actual words in the story. Everything sounds as if she's gossiping with her friends.

I love Jayne Ann Krentz's books under her Amanda Quick pseudonym and I've enjoyed others in the modern romance genre. However, this book just left me cold. The narrator, Amanda Cobb, was not very good. She "overacted" the narration of the characters and it was hard to tell the males from the females by her vocal intonations. I hate to say this, but the narration was rather amateurish. The story was just okay, but not very clear and seemed rather confusing. Not one of her best.

Narrator has a pleasant voice but she puts the emphasis on the wrong syllable and that drove me nuts.