Lady Renegade

Legacy of the Blade, Book 2

De: Elizabeth Rose

Narrado por: Kevin E. Green

Storm MacKeefe is known as the wild, savage warrior called The Highland Storm. However, since he has been disowned by his chieftain father, he is a man who wins his earnings in competitions and through wagers rather than through war.

He is tricked into accepting a wager to find and bring back the leader of The Renegades, a small band of warriors hiding in the Highlands. What he doesn't know is that their leader is Wren, a blind woman, who uses her gift of seeing shadows through the eyes of her animals in order to navigate.

When Storm's plans backfire and he is captured by Wren, he realizes he has met this woman years ago as she traveled with the English, on the night that haunts him still.

Will a Scottish warrior be brought to his knees by a woman who holds a power over him so strong, he forgets she is even blind? Or will her deception make him feel like the blind one instead?

©2013 Elizabeth Rose (P)2018 RoseScribe Media Inc.

Blinded by the search

Lady Renegade or Lady Wren has been searching for her family. Storm MacKeefe is a wild Scotsman looking for her. Little does he know, she is the same woman that has haunted him for 9 years. Wren has been blind since that night. English and Scots are fighting again, and Storm and Lady Renegade are right in the middle of it. Will their fighting come between them. Great narration.

Sometimes blind love can find its way

Lady Renegade has been blind since she got hit with the butt of a sword, she became the leader of a group of women warriors. Where she is raising her son.when Storm is volunteer to capture and return the leader. what a shock to find a woman and she's blind.he made the mistake of thinking it will be easy. little did he know his life would never be the same. Can love find a hone, where there is so much problems.

Outstanding Story.

What a romance! With charming hero’s, and rich secondary characters, this story is full of intrigue, adventure & love. This is one of Elizabeth Rose’s best stories. A must have.

Great book!

I loved listening to Wren's story. It is unusual to have a heroine with a disability in a book that is set in the past. The characters and setting were interesting. There was lots of action. The narrator grew on me. I wasn't fond of his female voices in the beginning. He did a great job with the accents and all of the other voices. He made it interesting to listen to.

Strong female protagonist

Found wandering in the woods at the age of three, Wren doesn't remember who her family is and her remaining family believes she is dead. After a somewhat tragic series of events in her teens and early twenties, she meets Storm MacKeefe (again) and her life begins to fall into place. This was an enjoyable story focused around a strong heroine.

Great Series

Elizabeth Rose has shared her talent once again. The Lady Renegade is a captivating read

Love this audiobook

What a wonderful engaging story! Elizabeth Rose hooked me in the first chapter and I had to finish it. During Christmas at that. Great narration by Kevin E. Green kept it even more engrossing.

Delightful!

Elizabeth has written another exciting, fun story! She can hold your interest to the end. She has the talent to make me hold my breath at time’s wondering what is around the corner.
Kevin E. Green has a wonderful Scottish accents that makes this one come to life. I loved it!

Another great book by Elizabeth Rose!

I really enjoyed listening to Lady Renegade. Keven E. Green did a very good job narrating the story. The story was well written and characters lovable and interesting. but of course you have to have a bad guy or two. Lady Wren and storm are meant to be together but they had to go though all life trials for that to happen. I recommend anyone reading or listening to Elizabeth Rose's books. I have not been disappointed and I hope you will not be also.

All the Scots!

Elizabeth Rose has done it again, with a lively cast of characters... Strong (and hard-headed) Storm, the Devilishly suave Trippet, fortune-telling Zara, young and bright Renaud, the brave women renegades, and Wren, the blind leader of the renegades. I really wanted to like Wren, but she made me so mad with her choices and oftentimes selfish decisions. Storm had a lot to learn, but I think he finally got there in the end! This is part of a series, but it is written well, so can be easily understood as a stand alone. I much preferred Kevin's performance in this reading, as his Scot's burr was more enjoyable, but I still have a hard time with his voicing of women & children.. As always, please use headphones for the bedroom scenes if children are present 😉