The Harts of Texas Box Set

A clean and wholesome western romance series

De: Barbara McMahon

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Two big, strong men with hearts of gold and one independent woman find their happily ever after in spite of setbacks and challenges. If you like sweet cowboy stories with reluctant sweethearts, you'll love this box set.

Rebel Heart: My broken arm derails my rodeo dreams, so I agree to help a friend's widow on her ranch. She's a stunning lady, but only interested in my ranch skills. Can I walk away when my arm heals? Or will I inevitably fall for the pretty cowgirl? Saddle up, folks, this emotional rodeo is about to kick off!

Tangled Hearts: Walking away from her was the hardest thing I’ve ever done. Now tonight, seeing her again, nothing makes sense–not who’s stalking her, nor why she’s still single. Is it too late to lay my heart on the line for the woman I never should have left?

Reckless Heart: I know hiring her was a mistake, but I'm out of options. I need someone to cook for the ranch hands, and she's the only one who showed up. She can stay until I can find another cook–one over fifty who doesn't look like every cowboy’s dream and pique their interests when they should be working. That's the plan if I can only stick to it.

Lasso your copy of The Harts of Texas Box Set today and get ready to ride!

I loved the story

I hate that it was read with virtual voice! There was absolutely NO emotion in it and this story needed to reveal the character’s emotions!

I did like the story lines.

I was never able to connect with the virtual performance of these stories. I found the emotion was completely lost in the reading.

Pretty Good

I enjoyed it very much but it bothers me that people are often portrayed as idiots in one way or another. All romance & mystery authors do it, so it's nothing new

I tried virtual, not again

The monotone narration was so far from human that I had a hard time listening to the book. I tried it once, won’t recommend it, and won’t listen to another computer generated voice. The story was cute and predictable. Probably the author could have gotten more mileage from a human.

Virtual Voice

Voice is flat. Without personality. I prefer real people who can show some emotion in a love scene or adventure moment

all for stories were the same down to the lines. the only thing that changed were the character names.

I didn't care for such descriptive love scenes. but I know that's just my preference.

Not happy

The use of virtual voice is the cause of the problem. No emotion, monotone is awful.