Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting? I can’t ding the narrator for not pulling off the female, Hispanic voice perfectly, but it’s not really an issue and besides a couple chuckles here and there I’m never pulled out of the story. I admit that his female voices are commendable but also kind of funny. These two, no matter what adversity throws at them, are solid.įor this installment, Ethan, as his internal debates and dialogue are heartrending, but his Dex character is still my ultimate favorite, even when he is not the main character. Ethan is a big, strong, tiger therian whose strength and fierceness protects Calvin physically, whereas Calvin uses his heart and words to protect Ethan mentally and emotionally.

One of the things I love most about Calvin and Ethan was the fact that they have unflinchingly had each others backs since childhood. What did you love best about Catch a Tiger by the Tail? Mark Westfield is still doing a great job of bring The story itself has been very pleasurable. It's really a shame because he is a rather good narrator and I really enjoyed all of the previous books and I was looking forward to any future ones. For me the narration was so painful that I probably will not listen to any future books that he narrates unless he reverts back to his previous style. Mark did a good job on the previous books, that's why I was confused as to why he changed his style. I had Book Three still on my player so I went and checked out how his narration was on this book and it was nothing like this one. For some reason Mark ended most of his sentences in this fashion during his narration but not so much when the characters were speaking. For instance, he would pronounce 'brotherrrr' instead of 'brother' almost like he was signing each ending word. The distraction was him elongating the last word of each sentence during most of his narration. I had to rewind on many occasions because of this distraction. However, the narration was very distracting on this one. The Thirds series has been a very enjoyable story.

Love in Spades by Charlie Cochet