Innocent Hearts

By: Radclyffe

Narrated by: Shawn Marie Bryan

In 1860s Montana Territory, Kate Beecher, a young woman from Boston, faces the hardships and hard choices of life on the frontier. Just 18 and quietly struggling against the social constraints of the era, Kate meets a woman who fires first her imagination and then her dreams. Jessie Forbes, a fiercely independent rancher, finds in Kate the passion she never knew she had been missing. This is the story of their struggle to love in a land, and time, as cruel as it was beautiful.

©2002 Radclyffe (P)2015 Bold Strokes Books, Inc.

Lacking in depth

I enjoy a good romance story. This had great potential. It would have been nice to find out more about the characters and more about other encounters they had along the way. Maybe even more about them traveling west.

Awful Narration - Great Story

Another great story by Radclyffe! I enjoy western themed stories, that era creates a whole new dimension to what it must have been like to be a lesbian way back when. However, I was terribly disappointed in the narration. The reading was rushed, the narrator sounded out of breath, and the tone sounded like the female narrator was attempting to reflect a male voice a female character??? I was able get past the narration and very much enjoyed the story!

Meh, it was ok

Did not car for the narration but storyline was good overall. Sadly when the narration is not great, it takes away from the overall experience

Great story

i found this to be an interesting audiobook. i loved the story and found the characters to be believable. the narration was good however the voice of jessie could of been a bit better. it was to similar to the mens and a bit breathy. Kates voice was good as well as the other women. I think the narrator did a good job with the accuracy of the time period.
all in all its worth buying.

Bad Narration

Lame. But the horrible narration made it worse! might have been better with a better narrator.