Love's Redemption

The story was well written. The characters were well drawn. The environment and scenes were visible in my mind's eye.

Intense scenes were appropriately tense. The cadence was mostly good. The main characters personalities and voices were absolutely drawn for us through the narrators understanding of their well-crafted descriptions from the author's work.

Unfortunately, the narrator has a tendency to be limited in tone. At the same time, the quiet or sensual seemed to elude her; too loud and/or high-pitched when she should be quiet, tender, or sensual. I like her voice, but, too-high-expectations can be blamed on the narrators who are also actors. There's no visual queues, so we rely on the actors to set the tone. Find the sexy in you so that you bring us in the moment and not just reading words on a page. It is a good start to a future in entertainment.

I really enjoyed Love's Redemption. It is a story of love and redemption. One thing really bothered me. Rhea's parole officer, also Morgan's sister, allowed Rhea to go out into the corridor of a hospital to be questioned by police. Hello! Could someone please go with her! Accompany Rhea. This really bothered me. Also at the end the lack of medical care for Rhea.

I don't know who would enjoy this

I couldn't even finish it.

No, she reads too fast and has no feeling for the story.

It seemed to have a good story line but was not going anywhere.