Warrior's Revenge

By: Coreene Callahan

Narrated by: Sue Pitkin

Sometimes the only way to love - and redemption - is to make a deal with the devil. After the death of her parents, Lady Aurora de Marquise is left with no illusions. Stripped of her birthright and betrayed by her uncle, escape is her only option. With her life on the line, she narrowly avoids another murder attempt - only to run headlong into Lord Brigham de Mornay, a man most consider a monster. With her uncle's henchmen nipping at her heels, Aurora knows better than to trust a stranger - especially one as compelling as Brigham. Well-honed instincts urge her to flee before his abundant charm takes a nasty turn into aggression - and she ends up neck deep in trouble. Wary, but undeniably drawn to him, Aurora pits her will against his, challenging his authority every chance she gets. But when her uncle manages to track her, she is left with the ultimate choice - surrender to the man who now holds her heart or risk it all trying to escape again. Gritty and fast-paced, Warrior's Revenge brings to life the magnificence of the medieval age while exploring the meaning of honor, duty, and nature of true love.

©2013 Coreene Callahan (P)2013 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

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I almost passed this one up...I don't really know why. Glad I didn't...it was very entertaining and I thoroughly enjoyed it...some explicitly hot scenes...but I like that in my stories. Definitely worth the time!!

Warrior's Revenge

I enoyed the story. Loved the hero. At times was annoyed by Aurora's thought process. Getting angry and assuming the worst of Bringham. she finally shows some growth and sees him through loving eyes and makes the effort to understand him and give of hersef. Loved the action and back story of the evil uncle.

nope

slow story
hard to finish
won't read any thing else from this author
not recommended

The only comment I would have is that sometimes the vocabulary did not fit the times.

The only comment I would have is that sometimes the vocabulary did not fit the times.

The classic example would be a reference to someone being caught in the "crosshairs".

good story

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this book was a good read, the narrator's hesitation between every sentence was aggravating and distracting at first but I got used to it. I would have liked an epilogue but over all I enjoyed the book.