The Inheritor

By: Laura Antoniou

Narrated by: Elizabeth Jasicki

The long-awaited sixth installment of Laura Antoniou's Marketplace series!

When last we saw Chris Parker, he had been bought by master trainer Tetsuo Sakai and was blissfully ensconced in Japan under Tetsuo's wonderfully sadistic boot. And here we join Robin Cassidy, now contentedly serving a slave contract for a rich Chicago businessman. But the Marketplace is shaken when a new Trainer of Trainers must be anointed, and the resulting machinations and clashing loyalties threaten to tear their world apart. Everyone has a stake in the outcome, and Chris Parker is about to find out who is with him and who is against him. Richly told, interconnecting threads of Parker's previously unseen past with his complicated present, The Inheritor also weaves in the narratives of many favorite Marketplace characters, including Robin, Ken Mandarin, and Ron Avidon and features appearances by many more, including Jiro, Rachel, Michael, and Grendel.

©2015 Laura Antoniou (P)2015 Audible Inc.

it's even better the 4th or tth time around

I've listened to all the Marketplace books many times and I have to say they never get boring.

Great story; horrible narrarator

I really liked the story but was often distracted by the overly dramatic/posh sounding narration. Damn near ruined the story for me.

my favorite series

This last book of the series did not disappoint. Perfect drama and erotic scenes. Tying up loose ends and leaving me wondering about the future of the characters.

The book is an amazing addition to the series, the narrator should never work again

I've been a fan of the series for years and finally got around to listening to the audiobook. The narrator is atrocious, she makes an American woman sound like a cockney rent boy, she mispronounces any name even slightly unique, including the author! Her Europeans sound like her Asians and she did zero work into finding out how to pronounce Japanese words. Buy the book and skip the audio

Sometimes the performance...

...can make or break a narration.
Ms. Jasicki took on a great challenge; she played multiple parts with multiple genders, with consistency. It was believable, memorable, and enjoyable. Read more Elizabeth, please.