Virgin Mistress, Scandalous Love-Child

By: Jennie Lucas

Narrated by: Laurence Bouvard

In the heat of the Rio Carnival, Ellie succumbs to her charismatic boss Diogo Serrador. But having taken her virginity, the Brazilian billionaire wants nothing more to do with her until he discovers she’s pregnant. Diogo will accept nothing less than taking Ellie as his bride. Their marriage is passionate by night but empty by day—for Diogo’s dark past has frozen his heart.

©2009 Jennie Lucas (P)2010 Recorded Books, LLC

Good in its own way.

So this is a typical Harlequin. Its predicable in a lot of ways, but truthfully I probably would of liked it better if I had read it in paper form. The narrators kind of ruin it for me. This has happen to me before with similar books to these. If you don't have the time to read the book, its a great alternative just to be able to listen to the story. I recommend listening to it at time and a half speed at least.

Not a fan of male narrators in romance

This is probably just a personal taste thing, but I'm always leery of male narrators in romance novels. It's just weird all around for me. This one did a better job than many, but I still can't help seeing the h as a drag queen with giant man hands when I listen to any male narrated romance. Of course there are some women who do a horrid job with the male voice, but I still find myself highly preferring the female narrators.

Good Book

This was an Good Book. But, the narration wasn't Good. I just wanted to finish the book. The book was interesting, but like I said, the narration wasn't. The ending was Good, also.

Waste of Time

Struggled to finish it, the lead male is an ass, overbaring without relent and the heroine is a simpleton that extremely annoying. No chemistry just alot of referencing there is an attraction, eventually I started jumping ahead to see if anything might make me want to go back and continue the story. Nothing did.

Juvenile

This could have been a much better story but the female character was so pathetic, juvenile, weak and whiney. I can not find anything positive to recommend this book. Boring, boring, boring!!!


JAMN: 4/11/18