To Love Again

De: Bertrice Small

Narrado por: Shiloh Grey

Beautiful, headstrong, and defiant, Cailin Drusus possesses the pride of her Celtic-born mother, though she has been reared amid her Roman father's wealth and privilege. When Cailin's family is destroyed and their farmland seized, she marries Wulf Ironfist, a Saxon of enormous strength and power - a gentle giant who opens the door to a world of heady sensuality. But her happiness is short-lived.

For an unknown enemy drugs her as she labors in childbirth - and she awakens to find herself sold to a slave merchant and transported to Byzantium, not knowing what happened to her child....

Contains mature themes.

©1993 Bertrice Small (P)2021 Tantor

Great book

The story was a fantastic story. The narrator could have made the voices more distinct. However, great story overall.

Cailin and Wulf ❤️

Thank you Audible for this book by the great Bertrice Small 🩷
I absolutely love this book and all of her books. Wonderful and action packed with romance ❤️🔥.
Such a well written and detailed storyline!
I was not crazy about the narrator, I think Justine Eyre would have been a better choice.

another winner

bertrice small is one of my favorite romance writers along with Jennifer wilde and Rosemary Rodgers.
im so glad audible and Ms. Smalls publishers have to wisdom to resurrect her wonderful books.

20% of this book is missing from the end.

This is massively annoying. This book isn't finished, the last THREE chapters are missing. Pretty please correct this error.

The worst narration ever!

I really wonder if Bertrice Small ever heard this atrocity? The woman narrating this wonderful book absolutely did a horrible job. Her high and whiny voice made listening very unpleasant. She mispronounced so many words and names.

incomplete

this audiobook is not unabridged it is missing what happens to this characters after their return to Briton very disappointed

I couldn't finish

I don't tent to write reviews often, but I also hardly ever not finish a book. I could not make it. I understand it was set in medieval time, but my mind can't wrap around marriage at 14, cousins marrying, multiple wives, etc. I wanted to like this book, but half way through it just hit my line. I'm not going to sit here and scream bad about this book. This is more of a warning to other readers. If these things don't bother you then it's probably a good book, but if these items cross your line, now you know, don't bother.