The Warrior's Queen

Border Series, Book 6

De: Cecelia Mecca

Narrado por: Tim Campbell

A stolen kiss. A forced marriage. Can a Scottish chief and English lady learn to love each other?

The Warrior - After two rejected proposals, Graeme de Sowlis has no interest in marriage. The Scottish clan chief would much rather preserve his heart and focus on promoting peace along the increasingly contentious border. His best-laid plans change when he accepts an invitation to a May Day celebration at Kenshire Castle in England. When he's caught in a stolen kiss with the May Day Queen, his integrity requires that he marry her.

The Queen - Gillian Bowman is so eager to please her father, she's agreed to marry the ancient Earl of Covington to save the family manor. Though she has every intention of doing just that, curiosity drives her into the arms of a handsome Scottish chief. When they're caught and forced to marry, she's horrified. The Earl of Covington has the ability to ruin her family, and her new husband seems reluctant to open up to her outside of the bedroom. Can love bloom from such humble beginnings?

©2018 Cecelia Mecca (P)2019 Cecelia Mecca

First comes marriage, then comes love

I've listened to audiobooks for years. I use them as incentives to go to cardiac rehab (oh boy - I get to listen for an hour at the gym!) and to keep me company while driving - especially nice when I was driving two hours a week to my mother's nursing home. However, this is the first time I stayed up two hours past my bedtime to finish an audiobook.

I like to "read" series in order. i had read previous Border Series books on my Kindle, but got a chance for a review copy of an audiobook. Tim Campbell did a wonderful job. Voices were distinct, accents were good but still understandable, and the hero's voice was deep and sexy (just like a good hero's voice should be).

I enjoy the trope of good people forced into marriage by circumstance, and how they cope and come to love each other. It's always nice seeing old friends from previous books show up. Graeme de Sowlis could not catch a break in earlier books, so it was nice for him to to have his turn. It's a turbulent time and location - perfect for all sorts of drama.

Highly recommended.

Cecellia Mecca

Wonderful story read it once. listened to it twice. A one story really enjoyed the hero and his lady.

Good Book!

Entertaining and very easy to listen to. I'll have to get the rest in this series.

The Warrior's Queen

As with any Miss Mecca 's novels, this was awesome!!!!!!. I hope to hear more of her novels while I work. That you for writing such great border /lowland Scottish/English historical romances.

Another great audio book!

This was another great audio book narrated by Tim Campbell. I always look forward to listening to the audio books that are narrated by him. He seems to being the characters to life with the emotions he puts into his narration. His narration with Cecelia 's words in this book were a great combination!