I did not enjoy listening to this book. First of all, I didn't care for the narrator, Antony Ferguson, whose reading style was so slow, and so full of long pauses, that I listened to most of the book with the speed at 1.25. Second, the first 50%+ of the book seemed to be nothing but long, detailed sex scenes between Jonas and Sidonie. I like steamy, but Sidonie's journey from innocent virgin to hot mamma went by in a flash, and I can easily do without so much description of their every move. I actually liked the last third or so of the book, when things begin to happen, but by then those things felt a little rushed. Jonas was a fascinating character, scarred both inside and out, and the story of his redemption was very interesting. Unfortunately, that story didn't save the book for me, especially since Sidonie did some pretty dumb stuff along the way. All in all, I understood the lust but never quite bought into the love. This was just an ok read. It had the potential to keep my attention but alas it fell short. I did finish it but it took me a few days. The drama in the last two hours of the book was DRAGGGEEDD out. And I know those historical characters are little drama queens, but holy cow, Jonas was a stubborn mule and Sidonie was freaking borderline pathetic. I was happy when they had their come to Jesus moment and got out of their own way.story - 2narrator - 2.5I do love Antony Ferguson, really I do, but sometime his character voices are just laughable. Jonas' maid's voice was just too ridiculous in this story.
Do You like book Seven Nights In A Rogue's Bed (2012)?
I really would like to read it.
—LEa
This book came close to being a DNF for me.
—ankur
3.5 stars... Long and pretty predictable.
—sparkle2014
