The Christmas Wedding Ring

By: Susan Mallery

Narrated by: Amy McFadden

In her youth, Molly Anderson couldn't help crushing on gorgeous bad-boy Dylan Black - even though he only had eyes for her older sister. When things didn't work out between them, he said goodbye to Molly as well, vowing they'd have a great adventure when she grew up. Years later, dumped by her fiancé just before Christmas, she's finally ready to take Dylan up on his promise.

A guarded Dylan always had a weakness for Molly, and when she waltzes back into his life - grown-up and gorgeous - he's stunned. So why not whisk her away for some no-strings-attached fun?

Laughter-filled days and late-night kisses are changing Molly's life, for good. The only gift she truly wants now is Dylan's love, but when he discovers the secret she's been keeping, she may lose him again - this time forever.

©2014 The Wedding Ring Promise by Susan W. Macias. © 2014 as The Christmas Wedding Ring by Susan Mallery Inc. (P)2014 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

Read it for yourself.

I generally love all of Susan Mallery's work, and this could be one of the ones I love. I just have to read it for myself. The narrator on this one is not so great. Her voice is dull and just disengaging. She may do better on other books, but this one is not so great.

The story line seems to be okay as far as the book goes, it's been difficult to follow due to the narration.

Fantastic story

Really great story. Fun and different. Enjoyed how it was narrated. The story line was unique. Who would gave thought anybody would go for it at the beginning.

Great Story. Questionable narration.

Always love Susan Mallery, but we all know the narration can make or break a story. Had a difficult time with this narrator. I felt like I was listening to a 12 year old. I got through most of the story, but when she started describing her sexual encounters in detail, well it kind of creeped me out. I had to fast forward through that. I finished the book but the narration really took away from the story.

So many good narrators, this was not one of them

This was an okay holiday story, certainly not one of Susan Mallery's best. It was difficult to get through though due to the narrator. The voice of Molly, main character, was so irritating. For as insecure as Molly was, her voice should have sounded softer, more timid, instead she sounded course, more like a street walker. Surprisingly, the male character's voice wasn't bad.

very sweet

it was a cute book bit pretty predictable. It was still a nice Christmas story.