✫✫ 4 Stars ✫✫

As always, I love Mia Sheridan books! Grayson's Vow is a sweet romance. Both characters have a history that they need to overcome and they find a way to do that together. I enjoyed everything about this book.

The narration was good too!

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Wow, what a disappointment

What happened to the 5 star master story teller? Mia Sheridan is one of my absolute new favorites but this book was hugely disappointing. I've read/listened to almost all of her other books up to now and LOVED every one of them. This one was SO repetitive, I wanted to scream and stop half way through. I kept asking myself - was this truly by Mia Sheridan?!! It was your typical, cookie cutter, "woe is me, I'm not staying, so I can't get involved" dialog over & over & OVER!.I get it already!!! It's like beating a dead horse every other minute. And they didn't have sex until towards the end, which then became tedious to the story. Normally, when I get to the end of one of her books, I bask in the warm fuzzies and then go through withdrawals, missing the characters. This one? Not so much.

Still, I'm waiting for her next book, Midnight Lily, to go audible so I hope she hasn't sunk to the level of mediocre, formulaic, repetitive, dime-a-dozen romance authors. And I hope she doesn't keep using Maxine Mitchell as narrator because she over emphasizes all her words and it's extremely distracting and annoying. Nobody talks like that in real life so why ruin a good story by talking weird? Joe Arden was excellent as the male voice, otherwise it would have been a total loss.

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Beautiful Heart-Warming Story!

This is the first story I've listened by Mia Sheridan, and I enjoyed her writing style, plot, and characters. There was enough angst, and banter between both the H/h, they both captivated, held my attention, and had me rooting for both of them. I especially liked Kira's character. She was smart, witty, and had a carefree personality. When she was down and out, instead of throwing in the towel, she devised a plan, and was the one to save the day.

Grayson's heartbreaking past definitely reflected in his personality, and Kira's nickname for him "The Dragon" was a great description, but she slowly breaks down his walls.

Maxine Mitchell and Joe Arden are two of my favorite narrators! I really enjoy their performances, and think they did an AWESOME job with the characters voices, and emotions. These two are the reason I actually bought this audio when it was offered as an Audible Daily Deal. I knew I couldn't go wrong and was not disappointed.

Grayson's Vow was a heartwarming romance that was more of a slow build versus instantly falling in love, and the sex scenes were mild. Overall, a sweet story with a HEA that will leaving you feeling satisfied. Definitely a credit worthy audio.

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Archers Voice is still my favorite, but this one is now my 2nd favorite Mia Sheridan.

Grayson & Kira have some of the best chemistry I've read in any book in awhile. Their love story builds slowly, but their chemistry is hot from the beginning. Both characters have a lot going on in this book; there seemed to be never ending revelations that occurred throughout the book creating a book that moved at a great pace and I was so invested in these characters. I have been disappointed with a couple of Ms. Sheridans books that followed the same formula as Archers Voice (which I absolutely loved), but this book made me realize that even though it's the same formula with 2 characters with tragic circumstances, I just didn't connect with characters again until this book. You should give this book a listen, as the narrators are amazing too.

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Narration ruined it for me.

I bought and read this book and loved it so much I got the audio. Unfortunately, the narration detracted from the book.

I'm starting to struggle with this narrating duo. While both have very pleasant voices Maxine Mitchell seems to read every single sentence as though it needs to be contemplated. If the sky is blue, it's just blue. It doesn't need to be pondered over and over.
Joe Arden ends most his sentences with a lilt to sound as if everything is a question. It's weird.
After hours of hearing all of this it became quite distracting. So much so that it ran right over the quick wit, sarcasm, humor and overall emotion. If someone is mad then be mad, don't ponder the thought or say as if questioning it.
I really hope these narrators try to fix some of this as I do like their voices.
Anyway, it got to me and I couldn't finish the audio. Sorry.

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Great story, good narration!

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I love Mia Sheridan! Seriously, all of her books are great and they're only getting better with each one.

This book was no exception. The romance was a slow build-up completely believable. The heroin was great as was the hero (albeit he was a little broody at times).

The female lead has one of the best personalities of any I've read in a long time. She's a free spirit but vulnerable too, she has a playful side and was completely sweet without being an eye-rolling Mary Sue. There's so many female leads in fiction-land that make me want to gouge my eyes and ears out while reading/listening to a story, so when I come across such a well written one I get really excited!

There was a lot more going on with this book than just the romance. Both the leads had separate issues to deal with (as is the case with all of Mia's books) and they were both handled very well while flowing together nicely with one another.

Great book, I can't recommend this enough!

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Pretty much has all so went with 5 stars!

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Compared to so many others I have listened to lately, this one kept me interested so I gave it five stars. It had angst, second chances, and romance so I really liked. Narration was true dual (mostly every other chapter) and both were fine. I ended up wanting to listen to all in one setting so that occupied a whole day sadly lol. There are so many out there that I found completely uninteresting so I think readers/listeners will like this one.

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A TEMPESTUOUS JOURNEY THAT ENDED SO BEAUTIFULLY

Kira has come from a privileged family but her powerful Father is arrogant, dictatorial, cold and very manipulative and Kira found out his true motives when she walked in on her Fiancé in a very compromising position and understandably she called off the Wedding. But, when her Father demanded that she was to go through with the union, Kira had had enough and disappeared overseas for a year under a cloud of negative tabloid gossip. Now she's back and refuses to agree to her Father's plans for her future so unfortunately she's now sleeping in her car and is just about penniless. Kira's only hope is her inheritance but sadly she can't touch it - that is unless she gets married...... and then fate steps in and she overhears a very interesting conversation that gives her a crazy impulsive idea.

Grayson, an ex Con, was left the now struggling Vineyard by his late Father and he's had to lay people off, cut back and sell valuables - and, to make matters worse, he's just been turned down for a loan so his prospects, and future, are looking bleak. That is until a fiery temptress proposes a mutually beneficial business deal that he just can't refuse - a marriage in name only, separated after two months and divorced within the year and for that he'd receive half of Kira's inheritance. What could possibly go wrong?...... well, as it turns out, plenty.

These two loveable characters disliked and annoyed the Hell out of each other right from the start - both choosing to ignore the sizzles that they feel whenever they touch. There's witty and quick witted banter between them as Grayson calls Kira a Witch and Kira labels him as a Dragon. He is a handsome, sexy Playboy who ruthlessly told Kira on their first meeting that she's 'not his type' and thought she was a spoilt privileged Princess (which was far from the truth). They both have/had Daddy issues and Grayson's childhood was heartbreaking, added to that, his brother stole and married Grayson's girlfriend whilst he was helpless Prison. So they weren't relationship material, it's certainly not a match made in Heaven and it had an expiry date from the start...... and yet slowly these two enemies learnt to trust one another, lean on each other and they dared to dream...... until secrets were uncovered that resurrected the impenetrable wall around Grayson's heart once more.

Worth a credit? Yes and it's definitely worth 5 stars too because I just didn't want to stop listening to this very addictive and enjoyable story and when I absolutely had to press the 'pause' or 'stop' buttons then I just couldn't wait to get back to it. Alternate POV's, great narration, a slow to develop romance that had it's fair share of pitfalls, a few secondary characters and a couple of sweet, tender and passionate sex scenes.

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A good read

This was a decent book with some angst. it wasn't as good as her other books. But it is worth a listening to or read. Ms Sheridan is wonderful on writing about the feelings of a broken heard. She makes you feel as if you are the one falling apart. This book was no exception but I connected with the Hero much more then the heroine. That is unusual for me. The book was decent and we'll written. I loved the characters, especially the secondary ones. I would have liked to learn more about Virgil or Jose. But the story itself seemed forced. Or maybe I just didn't connect with it. I still give it 3.5-4 stars. The actors did well. accents and voice changes were very well done. I did have issues with the editing. It seemed like I was missing out on the first syllable of the sentences. I slowed it down to 85 and that was the only way it stopped. But I am a fast talker and listener and that was way too slow. I just continued at 125 with the jilted sounds. -Dink

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Too Drawn Out For Me

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The story was too drawn out, causing me to lose interest on more than one occasion. The use of their nicknames for each other...Dragon and Witch drove me nuts. The terms were used so often I actually groaned out loud at times and wanted to scream "will you quit using that word". The narrators were fine so that made it a bit easier but overall I'd classify the story as "so so"

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