Review from Wildfire Phoenix →
This final installment of the Wildfire series would have been perfect if Lucy Rivers had narrated it. Charlie Wood did her best, I’m sure, but fell far short of the mark. If I had not heard the other five books with Ms. Rivers, it probably would have been all right. But after enjoying her wonderfully..
Review from Chosen →
It was a good narration. It reminded me of the series. Looking forward to the next book in the series.
Review from Rhythm’s Blues →
The people performing the voice over felt very forced. The pronunciation of AAVE was terrible.
In this book we see Joy & Tate. Joy never expected to find herself in a place like Cole County. When her best friend suggested she join her in the small town, there was nothing keeping her in the city, so she moved into her friend’s old place and fell into a simple routine of..
Review from Rhythm’s Blues →
It could’ve been better. It had so much potential to be but it just wasn’t it. And the narrators sounded like Siri
Review from Sunny Disposition →
This was a great reprieve from my usual dark romance. It was light, heart felt, swoon worthy and the spice did not disappoint. Worth the credit <3
Review from Rhythm’s Blues →
The narration is absolutely horrible , the story is decent . The narration really takes away from the story .
I enjoyed the story and the performance of the narrators! Your diagnosis doesn’t have to stop you from living and loving!
This is the second audiobook in the multi-author Boulder Ranch series. This was also my first book from author Ashley Willow, but I suspect it will not be the last. I’m a sucker for a good cowboy romance, and this one was an oh-so-good cowboy romance. This is a boss/employee, low angst, high spice story…
Decent story line but poor female narrator. It was hard listening to her. I want to listen to the other books but I don’t know if I can.