What a Woman Needs

By: Caroline Linden

Narrated by: Mary Sarah

Charlotte Griffolino knows a rake when she sees one - and the man her niece longs to marry most definitely qualifies. Stuart Drake is handsome, charming - and penniless. That he is interested in more than Susan's considerable inheritance is highly unlikely. That he will be immune to Charlotte's allure is even more unlikely...

With a Viscount title in his future, Stuart expects it shouldn't be difficult to marry an heiress. Still, once he meets Charlotte, how hard will it be to charm her? Quite, actually. Now Stuart has only one option: to take revenge on her through seduction. But learning what this woman needs might only leave him hungry for more...

©2005 P. F. Belsley (P)2019 Tantor

good read

enjoyed immensely. loved the storyline. couldn't put it down so read completely in one day.

Worst Narrator Ever!!!

If your looking for a perfectly good story ruined by a breathy, whispery, hard to hear and understand narrator, then go ahead and listen to this book. For all the rest, I recommend you just read the book, the story is pretty fun.

Great story, but

It is ruined by the horrible narration. If you are bothered by the word back being pronounced as “bock,” and many other mispronunciations, I don’t recommend, as the word back is said dozens of times. The story is great and, to me, was unpredictable, its saving grace.

Great story

Have mercy! The narrator butchered the story with the most dreadful dramatic whiny voice imaginable. At some point I was trying to put a finger on how miserable she sounded. Still cannot compare it but it did get comical.

Poor Narration

I really didn't like the breathy prolonged end to every sentence. I've tried listening to this book several times but the narration is difficult to listen to. Her accents and differentiation between characters is good, but the breathy, soft end to every sentence is very irritating.