Tia Louise Follow

Audio review from 2019

The story was quite enjoyable overall

The two Princes were different but close. I very much enjoyed their relationship.

The sisters relationship was wonderful also!

Loved how the girls connected with the princes also. Looking forward to Z and Cal’s Happy Ending with the next one

The narration, however. was hit and miss.

The male when voicing either of the Princes was great. (Joel Froomkin)

When voicing the Grand Duke with the heavy French accent was cringe worthy. (Sorry)

The female when voicing the girls was perfectly lovely. (Natalie Duke)

She did a good job with the men after she got into it a bit.

Audio Review from October 2019

Overall a good story.

It was a little slow to pick up but finished strong.

Zelda and Cal blend perfectly together and I love the name chosen for their daughter!

Natalie still had some struggles in this story but was better overall.

I much preferred Gary’s voice over the previous narrator. Much more natural sounding in his accents. And he flowed from American to French to the French/English twist for the Princes

Audio Review from March 2020

I loved this story so much!! Second chance romance at it’s best!!

Taron and Noel were such a good fit!!

The narrators were so amazing in this story!

Emma Wilder — ❤️❤️❤️ Such a soft but strong voice!

Patrick Zeller is new to me but I would love to hear more from him!

Audio Review from May 2020

This story was wonderful!!

I loved everything about it!! The epilogue had so many swoon worthy “awww” moments!

And I love how Sawyer and Noel ended up with each other’s best friends lol

Now on to the narrators: PERFECTION!

Patrick has a deep country drawl that was absolutely perfect for Tarron in Wait With Me and Sawyer in this one. It’s like warm honey ❤️

Emma Wilder is amazing! She isn’t country/southern by nature so her country is softer but it’s beautiful none the less. Seriously no complaints ❤️❤️

Audio review from August 2020

I love this authors writing style. Imaginative and outside the box to some extent.

This was an absolute modern day twist on Romeo and Juliet-this one comes with a very nice happy ending though.

Jason out did himself with this performance. He followed the female narrators lead of giving the female character a mild Hispanic accent and it was just the perfect amount of it on both sides. Just a tiny lilt.

Samantha is new to me but she is going on my favorites list! She is wonderful! She performed this with such gusto!

Audio Review from January 2021

This story is different than your typical romance. Starts with a chance meeting and a road trip and ends on a super fun note!

Narrated by Jason Clark —I ADORE THIS MAN! He is very talented and does it all while being soft spoken.

Samantha Brentmoor did a fantastic job as well. She has a soft but smoky voice and it’s delightful to listen to.

Audio Review from April 2021

This book was light and breezy. A teeny bit of relationship drama thrown in but not much.

This book was sweet and then it got steamy once Scout found Daisy again. Then there were some EPICALLY HILARIOUS moments that literally had me crying tears of laughter 😂

Then the end came and it was a split of follow his acting dream or follow his family dream. (Read/listen to figure out the answer of how it all plays out)

And then TRAVIS UGH. He is the obnoxious “villain” in this story and just cringy.

The end was fantastic. Had me jumping for joy how she wrapped it up.

Now for the narrators: LOVE ME SOME SEBYO! Like seriously his voice is great for me.

Samantha Brentmoor, seriously talented actress with a soft yet powerful voice. Very much a pleasure to listen to!

Audiobook: Narrator – Natalie Duke & Gary Furlong

Excellent narration! I never struggled with understanding any of the accents and both male and female voices were exceptional. These narrators really added to this story in a way that simply reading it would not. So much depth and emotion contained within! I need more!


This picks up right where book 1 ends for Zelda and Cal. While things took a darker turn towards the end of The Prince & The Player, this time around, things go very dark.

Zelda is caught up in something that I never expected. But she’s a strong heroine and despite her fear, she stands her ground when needed to protect those around her.

Cal is caught up in a tsunami of emotions. He is furious at the secrets he’s learned regarding Zelda, but he also wants to throttle her for her past decisions and above it all, he wants to make sure she is safe. He’s a wonderful hero that I liked well enough in book 1 but fell hard for now that I had his own point of view and was able to get a look into his thoughts.

This is a wild ride from beginning to end. It’s got a fast pace that kept me listening when I would normally turn it off and the angst level gets pretty heavy. There is a lot of action and drama, as well as smexy times that had me making sure no one could hear what I was listening to. While this appears to end with a happy ever after for this couple, there is still a thread dangling that is threatening all of these characters.