Darius Jones

Soulmates Dissipate, Book 8

By: Mary B. Morrison

Narrated by: Ebony Mendez, K. Bernard

New York Times best-selling author Mary B. Morrison links two beloved series in a riveting tale of envy and seduction that has basketball star Darius Jones up against a woman who takes being a fan to the next level.

Darius Jones is living the good life. He's got a chance to become the league's most valuable player, he's crazy in love with his wife, and his relationship with his mom has never been better. But Darius also has a stalker who's determined to be the number one woman in his life. And no matter where he goes, she's there...scheming to kill his wife, Fancy; charming his manager and mother, Jada; manipulating his son's mother, Ashlee; and worst of all, dragging new mother Honey Thomas into the mix with one of the most heartless schemes ever. With his life quickly unraveling, Darius must gamble all he's worked for to save his wife, reclaim his son, and stop a madwoman from ruining the lives of everyone around him....

©2010 Mary B. Morrison (P)2021 Recorded Books

THE MALE NARRATOR WAS AWFUL

THE MALE NARRATOR WAS AWFUL, HE SOUNDS LIKE HE'S AUDITIONING FOR A LOW BUDGET SHAKESPEARE PLAY

The male narrator didn’t work for me

I had been excitedly waiting for this novel. I had been dying to know what happened to Honeys twins. I read most of all of the other books. I recall Ebony Mendez from other novels but the male voice didn’t feel like the voice Darius would have. It made for a long listen. Not one of my favorites.

The story keeps you intrested

I enjoy the storyline. I didn't like the readers. their reading....great. however, their voices didn't match the characters, Darius voice is perfect for theatrical reading not so much for this type of character.

Voice Challenges

Overall the story line was good to end the series. However, the voice of Ashley,Fancy, Jada, and Bambi were all the same. This was very disappointing. The voice of Darius was sub par. He sounded angry and uptight throughout the whole story.

Love the author but…

I have read and listened to all Mary Morrison’s books. I don’t like saying anything negative about people’s work. I guess the best I can say is NOT use that male narrator to read your material. It was a mismatch.