One for the Money

By: Jeaniene Frost

Narrated by: Amanda Ronconi

Enter Jeaniene Frost's Night Huntress series with this short story previously published in the Death's Excellent Vacation anthology.

Vampires Cat Crawford and her husband Bones's romantic vacation is interrupted when they're enlisted to guard a spoiled heiress with both human and undead hitmen on her tail. Things quickly go from bad to worse when details of their assignment make their way through the supernatural grapevine, and what started as a simple bodyguard job ends up being a fight for survival that neither Cat nor Bones saw coming.

©2010 Jeaniene Frost (P)2010 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

Narrator

Worst narrator possible, love the story but use to Tavia Gilbert. This narrator was by no means a good replacement, had a hard time making it through the whole story.

Bones will be Bones...

Short. Sweet and right to the point. Pun intended.

When their vacation becomes a job, things get a little hairy. It was good to see Kat and Bones getting up to trouble and having a little fun with it.

Short and sweet

Easy as can be and I’ll buy anything that has bones and cat in it.

Good story, terrible narrator

Was not credit worthy. Narrator was terrible and distracted you from storyline. Guess we are spoiled with Tavia.

Cat and Bones Protect a Spoiled Brat

Rating: ❤❤❤❤
Heat Rating: 🔥🔥🔥
Narrator Performance: 🎧🎧🎧🎧

Great shorty from Jeaniene Frost. It's always fun to read about Cat & Bones and their exploits. And even though this was short we still got sexy action between them. Something that thrilled me was Bones' treatment of Justina and in turn her good deed towards him.

As far as narrators go Amanda Ronconi is one of the best. I absolutely love her but I think of her as Molly Harper's narrator. Hearing her perform Cat & Bones instead of Tavia Gilbert was a little weird but I definitely enjoyed it. In a way I liked her version of Bones' voice better. It was deeper in pitch than Gilbert's. However, unlike Gilbert, Ronconi can't seem to pull off a good English accent. It sounded Australian to me.