Eat Prey Love
Love at Stake, Book 9
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Narrated by:
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Gia St. Claire
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By:
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Kerrelyn Sparks
About this listen
Wanted: Bride. Must love children. Mortals need not apply.
Carlos Panterra is looking for a mate, a woman who will love and care for the young orphans he's recently taken under his wing (or paw, as the case may be). When the shape shifter spies the beautiful Caitlyn, it's like sunshine amidst the darkness. At last, he's found the perfect woman, except...
Caitlyn Whelan is mortal. Worse, her father is the head of a CIA agency bent on hunting the undead. Still, Caitlyn knows that Carlos is the man for her, shape shifter or not. So she jumps at the chance when her sister offers her a job to work with him, determined to show Carlos their attraction is more than just animal magnetism. But danger lurks in the night, and their unleashed, untamed passion might just get them both killed....
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Overall3 out of 5 stars
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- SFF Dragon
- 26-02-22
Where did this dreadful narrator come from?
I've read this story quite a few times since it first came out, absolutely loved it, and rated it 5 stars, but the audio.... the narrator is, by far, one of the worst I've ever heard. I'd have given this audio version a miss if I'd known how bad she is. The narrator is absolutely terrible at accents, with the Scottish ones warbling between Cockney and Aussie, the English accent varied between Cockney, Aussie and the American deep south, and the Brazilian sounding more like a cross between Irish and Aussie. She also appears to have seen way too many of those adverts for Haribo sweets that have adults with childish voices, because they all suffered from that and frequently gave the impression they'd been done by Looney Toons, Hannah Barbera or more often, Elmer Fudd. Totally ruined a terrific book.
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