Undone by Her Tender Touch

By: Maya Banks

Narrated by: Lily Bask

Just one night? Yeah, right. Pippa Laingley should have known better. When an unplanned evening of passion with Cameron Hollingsworth results in unplanned pregnancy, she's at a crossroads. She knew going in that the enigmatic entrepreneur had built a fortress around his feelings. What she's just discovered is that he's loved and lost before - wife and child. Tragically. Now Cam stands to lose it all again. If he lets Pippa get too close. If he pushes her away with loveless arrangements of financial support. Either way, he's doomed...unless he can let himself love again.

©2012 Maya Banks (P)2014 Recorded Books

Good Story, Terrible Narration

This grumpy, gravel voiced, old slurred voice has absolutely no business narrating a romance. It's like every character is a half drunk, grumpy old man (including the females). He inconsistently pronounces names and places also.

This is the Last of the stories about this group of people, it was quite a romp. A couple that are attracted to each other, but otherwise have no interested in a long term relationship end up pregnant.

Cam’s issues

The narration was not as good as in the other books.

I also didn’t understand why his friends didn’t share with Pippa upfront what happened to his wife and son. I also didn’t understand why they didn’t encourage him to get some therapy., And realize that this was not something that was so easy to get over. But I’m like The overall story line with all of the friends. I just thought they could’ve done cam’s story better

Not Enamored With The Main Characters

I've loved books I've read by Maya banks before, so perhaps I just wasn't as in the mood for this type of story as I thought I was. I can't say I cared much for either of the main characters & that made the whole story lackluster for me.

great book

I really enjoyed reading this author.  I look forward to reading more books by this author in the near future.

Too Far

This story could have been good but the MH was an asshole for too long in the story that when he -finally- had the 'revelation' that he actually wanted to be with FH, I was left with absolutely no sympathy for him and feeling really indignant on the FH's behalf.

Nor was it really convincing that he could spend so far in the plot blindly refusing to accept FH only to have him change his mind so suddenly and at that point in the story.

The FH deserves better, which ruins the romance...

On a separate note, Lily Bask is a very good narrator.