I wasn't offended or put out by it, but it just seemed like everyone got raped or was almost raped, and just when you think youve gotten past it they vividly describe an old rape. And she is such a prude I felt like screaming. It seemed like these Indians had nothing better to do than chase after her through the whole book. He abducts her, she fights back, he takes her home, she comes back, she tries to run away, he convinces her to stay, she runs away, he goes after her. I allowed myself to believe that a Comanche could speak fluent English, and believed that he could fall in love with a white girl, but the story got repetitive very quickly. The book itself held my interest until the third segment. She narrates the Indians in the same stereotypical way that most people say 'how' when mimicking Native Americans, deep and drawn out, and absolutey awful for the main love interest. And she absolutley butchers the main Comanche's way of speaking. The narrator breathes heavy, swallows audibly, and has a halting way of delivering the script. She sounds like a little old lady, and the last thing I want is a little old lady (with a whiny voice) reading sex scenes to me. The absolute worst thing about this audiobook is the narrator. I didn't hold this to particularly high standards because it is a romance book, and went along with most of it until about the third section. I purchased this audiobook because of the many rave reviews, but unfortunately mine wont be as kind.

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