Tangled Fury

Tangled, Book 3

By: Kristen Middleton

Narrated by: Elizabeth Meadows

Thane Bishop wasn't looking for a relationship, least of all with Sera Billings, the mousy nail technician he'd hired for Tangled. But, love is never planned, and he soon finds himself risking everything to help Sera, and her young child, Emma, escape from a violent past that refuses to be left behind.

©199 Kristen Middleton (P)2014 Kristen Middleton

Great series terrible narration

I really did enjoy this 3 book series. I loved the characters and the threads through out each book. Sadly, the narrator stumbled through it as though she didn’t understand sentence structure. It was exhausting!

Steamy, thrilling ride to Sera's HEA

I really loved the story line in this read and the book flows really well - my only real disappointment was the narration. It was a bit choppy in places and at times made it hard to follow but I do think she did a great job in changing the tone and pitch depending on who was speaking. I really loved the characters in this read, especially the salon girls - talk about some smokin speakin - I loved their dynamic and how welcoming and helpful they all are. Emma is an absolute jem - I love that she doesn't come across spoiled and I love the whole psychic touch too. Thane is such an alpha with a sweet soft side that will make you swoon. I know this is book 3 in the series but this is the first I've read / listened in the series and I definitely think this can be read as a stand alone.

This book was given to me for free at my request and I provided this voluntary review.

A thrilling read!

I stand corrected - THIS BOOK is my favourite in the series! Oh wow! Steamy, thrilling and all around amazing!

Fantastic read that will hook you and keep you entertained throughout the novel.

Narration was okay.

Narrator is terrible!!

I really wanted to hear the story, but this is one of the worse narrators I've ever heard. 😢

Will never listen to the narrator again.

I finally lost I interest in the book 3/4 of the way through. The narration was truly awful. I would suggest reading the books, rather than listening to this amateurish reader.