The Hate Vow

Quicksilver Series, Book 1

By: Nicole French

Narrated by: Cindy Kay

Eric de Vries.

Looks like millions. Worth billions. A body like the David with a mind to match. Unfortunately for this wayward heir, to keep his money, he needs a wife. And of all the women in the world, he chooses me.

Too bad I've hated him for five years, since he took all my tears and tossed me away. The guy slept his way through half of New England and discarded women like hotel toiletries. Been there. Done that.

Still...what would you do for 20 million dollars? Would you wear the dress? Fake a smile for the man who broke your heart? Or would you run far, far away?

Yeah, that's what I thought. I'll see you at the church.

Contains mature themes.

©2019 Raglan Publishing (P)2019 Tantor

The hate vow

Decent story — may have been better as an ebook than audiobook— the narrator ruined it for me: her narrating volume was all over the place (I had to keep turning the volume up and down, depending on which character she was narrating… some she would nearly whisper their words and other she would speak very loudly in a weird accent and a snippy tone that the storyline really didn’t support).

Wasn’t for me

I didn’t care for the narrations and the characters were irritating. I pushed through but wasn’t for me.

The Inner Dialogue Drives Me Insane

After reading this book, I’ve lost all desire to read another book with an excessive amount of inner dialogue. The main character, Jane, is so full of fear and lacks confidence that the same premise was written over and over and over and over and over again; “Is he lying?” “How can he love me?” “He’s lying” “he shouldn’t love me; we are sooooooooo different from one another”…whether ethnicity or back-ground or wealth, the main character, harps on these issue to the point that I’m either confident the author couldn’t find other thematic material or she was lazy. Am I reading the series? Yes. Why? Because apparently I’m a sadomasochist.

Eric & Jane

Cliffhanger! Eric & Jane made a good match right down to their sexual
Prowess and taste. The FMC was a little hard to take at times. Eric loved Jane so much that he didn’t see the need to remove “K” hands off him or correct her attitude towards Jane and didn’t stop K from kissing him on the lips on the dance floor at his engagement party but Jane was a trouper and took that plus the horrible pranks. Some mystery and a twist which makes me wonder what happens in book two. All in all the story was okay but there should have been dual narrative.

Loved this book!

Jane is my type of heroine- smart, feisty, unapologetic about herself and her sexuality. Eric is my type of hero- protective, intelligent, kind, with a dash of kinky darkness and poetry in his heart. Can’t wait to begin the second book!