Narrator was not my taste.

Narrator was not my taste. Didn’t like the narrator’s tone and voices, especially for any female voice. They sounded so fake. Though I loved listening to this book, I sort of switched off with the accents and speech pattern. It is even worse listening to Cain explain about all the women he had been with, of which there were a lot. He defends his being a cheating a-hole by saying I DIDN’T KNOW YOU EXSISTED, IN MY DREAMS IT WAS ALWAYS YOU. Rubbish. Even worse, Faye just accepts the amnesia excuse and says DON’T BLAME YOURSELF. Cain could have been married or had children, so he should have been more careful, especially as he was dreaming about a woman. BOOK REVIEW Loses a star for his infidelity. Another enjoyable book to add to the Scanguards series with interesting characters but one very annoying action spoilt it for me. What a great plot twist this was but I never saw Cain being someone special in the previous stories. When someone from his old life surfaces, Cain returns to his surprising past. And in doing so he finally meets the woman he has been dreaming about. I didn’t like Cain’s double standards though. He has been with lots of women over the last year but gets pissy when he thinks Faye has been with someone else. He at least tells her that he has slept around but she is all, its okay you didn’t remember me. Faye was his Fiancée. What I can’t excuse is the fact he was DREAMING of this special woman but still slept around. He could have been MARRIED for all he knew.

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