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Jade Star

Star Quartet, Book 4

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Jade Star

By: Catherine Coulter
Narrated by: Chloe Campbell
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Fourth in the Star Quartet from #1 New York Times bestselling author Catherine Coulter.

Vowing to save a young girl from her painful past, Saint Morris marries her out of duty. He thinks of himself as her protector and brother. But she has other ideas....

©1987 Catherine Coulter (P)2012 Brilliance Audio, Inc. Fiction Historical Historical Fiction Regency Regency Romance Romance
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Great story, horrible narrator. The narrator totally turned me off. Her voice was high pitched and whiny. If one did not know better you would think the story was about a ten year old, bratty child. Jules was 19-20 years old.

Saint did everything he could to help Jules get out of a bad situation. In most situations age is only a number. This kept coming up. It wasn't like there was a 50 years different. The story still had great storylines. I appreciated the fact that Jules got a little depressed but came back fighting each time. She was determined to not be a victim. Her father, sister and mother were a piece of work. She was glad to be away from them. Her brother was a great inspiration. True love conquers all.

MICHAEL IS A SAINT

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The story line was enjoyable. However, the narrator sounded like she was reading on a third grade level. Not much emotion in her voice. BUT MY LARGEST COMPLAINT: Please, Please, Please Hire men for the male characters voices!!! It takes soooo much away from the story when a woman drops her voice trying to imitate a male voice. It’s not convincing - it’s irritating. Irritating enough to make a reader put the book down.

Scottish Lass

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