The Star-Crossed Bride

Once Upon a Wedding, Book 2

By: Kelly McClymer

Narrated by: Jaicie Kirkpatrick

To protect Lady Emily, Valentine Fenster must not only break his word as a gentleman, but find a way to storm a locked tower room, and expose her fiancé as a murderer. All without causing a hint of a blemish on Lady Emily's reputation.

Too bad Lady Emily has plans of escape all her own. Plans that include a ladder made of bed sheets, another elopement, and no consideration for her reputation.

©2002 Kelly McClymer (P)2013 Kelly McClymer

I hate to say it...

This narrator just didnt cut it for me. I had to keep replaying each line in my head, to clear the voice. Sorry, just not what i like.

Good book, awful Narration

Good book, well conceived. I listened to it all even tho at times the sing song silly narrative got on my nerves. I can't guess at what sort of accent the rising and falling sing song tones were supposed to represent.

There was no heat factor.... a bad narrative and I can't say if it's creditworthy since it's the narration that decides it in this case. Listen to the preview, perhaps several of this narrator in this genre, and decide then.

I have to say that I did actually stumble thru it rather than return it.

God awful narration

The narrator kept giving Emily such horrible accents. At first I thought that Emily was supposed to be Italian, then some other weird accent. I had to stop listening before the first chapter was over.

worst narration EVER

Would you try another book from Kelly McClymer and/or Jaicie Kirkpatrick?

Could not get past first sentence.

What was most disappointing about Kelly McClymer’s story?

This narrator is almost a cliche she is so bad.

Would you be willing to try another one of Jaicie Kirkpatrick’s performances?

No.

Gr8 book

Love narrators that can change accents! The highlight for me was when the maid ran (supposedly to live) but tackled the crazed lunatic murderer & stabbed him, only thing it's idk if the maid lived or was arrested for killing him! Also, the mother of the bride to be... she was sinister as the man she was trying to force her daughter to marry!