Seeing with the Heart

A Kindred Tales Novel

De: Evangeline Anderson

Narrado por: Mackenzie Cartwright

Seeing with the Heart is a Kindred Tales novel set in the Brides of the Kindred universe.

A warrior with a tragic past who has scars on both his face...and his heart. A beautiful woman, blind from the age of 16. When they meet, the attraction is sizzling, but when Molly regains her sight, will Braxx turn away from her? Or can she convince him she isn't looking with her eyes...but seeing with her heart?

Braxx is a Beast Kindred with a painful past. A traumatic crash stole his brother and his bride from him and left half of his face horribly scarred. Desperate to avoid the pitying and disgusted looks he gets whenever he goes out, he takes a job as a scout, travelling across the universe to find new trade partners and power sources for the Kindred. He thinks he'll never love again until he comes back to Earth and meets Molly.

Dr. Molly Reynaud has a doctorate in cultural anthropology. She's also completely blind and has been since a car accident stole both her parents and her sight at the age of 16. Chosen to do a field study on the elusive Tal'ossi people from Tal'os Trenta, she doesn’t expect to have feelings for the Kindred warrior who is supposed to guard her there. But she can't seem to help the instant connection she feels to Braxx and she knows he feels the same for her.

But he's scarred on the inside, too, and he tells himself such a perfect female isn't for him.

Then the unthinkable happens - Molly is kidnapped by the Deep Dwellers of Tal'ossi and taken down to the subterranean depths as a bride for their leader. Braxx must go after her, and suddenly, the idea of claiming turns from a wish to a necessity.

Can Braxx overcome his tragic past and save the woman he loves? And can Molly convince him they belong together? Both of them will have to practice seeing with the heart, or they will be parted forever....

©2017 Evangeline Anderson (P)2019 Insatiable Press

Another great Kindred story!

This was a very entertaining audiobook! Be forewarned there are some very hot sex scenes. The heroine is a blind anthropologist, who is ready to travel to a distant planet to be the first to study its inhabitants. Her travel companion, suddenly cant go along with her because of an accident. This leaves her in a quandary until the Beast Kindred who is going to be transporting her offers to be her guide. Once on the planet, situations arise that change their professional relationship to a very intimate one. When the wise woman of the tribe helps restore her vision, she’s pushed away by her love because of his scars. Can she get him to see that she wants him forever? Narration was well done!

Sweet romance

I am huge fan of EA's books. She gets a lot of input from her fans, and this is one of them. For the heroine to be blind and her heart captured by a severely scarred (inside and out) Kindred who learns to let go of past trauma that he needed to heal from. One of Evangeline Anderson's strengths as a writer is bringing hope to a hopeless situation for her characters. Yes, she is a romance writer, and there is always a happy ending, but this is why we listen to these stories. They are adult fairy tales that brings hope. This is a little along the beauty and the beast tale, which is one of my favorite storylines. Mackenzie Cartwright is an amazing narrator. You could not ask for a better narrator.

It's Okay

The story starts strong. Smart female who sort of gets less smart by the chapter.If 90 percent of the sexual situations were cut out of this book and the book was about 2 people navigating an awkward trip to an alien planet to understand and work with the people there, that would've have been an interesting read. Can one of these women not end up getting into unwanted sexual situations and avoid aggressive suitors? I'm at book three and I'm 0 for 3. Not saying it's a bad book. I just imagined it could be more.

Seeing though blind

Lovely story of learning to let go of old hurts, and finding true love. Learning to look beyond what is seen by the eyes.

Short but good

I really enjoyed this book. It felt a smidge rushed in a couple places due to it's shorter length, but was still very good.

ok

it was ok .. I have plenty of books with this author however this is not one of my favorites I'm not going to lie I kind of tuned in-and-out of this book. As always are narrator did a great job.