The Protector

By: Marie Tayse

Narrated by: S.W. Salzman

Aleta is still heartbroken over her divorce. She seems like an easy target for a killer, but he doesn't know a ghost from his past is trying to warn her before it's too late. She feels as though someone is always watching, but who is it? Now her ex-husband, the new man in her life, and her neighbor are determined to keep her safe, but it may all come down to her.

©2015 Marie Tayse (P)2015 Marie Tayse

Interesting Story Line

The Narrator did a great job with 'The Protector'. The characters where well developed as well as the plot. I would recommend this book.

Just say no

This has to be the most ridiculous, mixed-up bag of nonsense I have ever encountered! Characters are so stereotypical that it hurts and the plot so predictable that I thought at times that I had already read it, but I hadn't. The main female character needed to be locked away to keep herself from doing stupid stuff, and I thought for a few minutes that I had accidentally bought a menage romance story, what with the multiple pro wrestlers, ex-husband and his brother and the next door neighbor, but it wasn't. The sex scenes were just hopelessly juvenile and should be avoided at all costs. I did finish the book, despite the poor editing and multiple repeated lines, but just because it was kinda like a car wreck, horrible yet you can't not look as you go by. If bad sex or ignored rape scenes bother you, then definitely stay away!