Born to Be Wild

De: Catherine Coulter

Narrado por: Susanna Burney

Suspense and passion collide in Los Angeles in this contemporary suspense novel from #1 New York Times bestselling author Catherine Coulter.

Mary Lisa Beverly plays the woman everyone loves to hate. A soap-opera phenom, she's just won her third Daytime Emmy for her role as Sunday Cavendish on Born to Be Wild. But the drama grows all too real when someone tries to kill her—and she must turn to the last man she’d expect to help her…

©2006 Catherine Coulter (P)2006 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Susanna Burney has an appropriate vocal personality for such a light romance/mystery. She sounds likable, good humored, and smart." (AudioFile)

great story

Love her stories. I was surprised by the ending. I highly recommend this book. worth every penny.

Stay With It

I like Catherine Coulter but I had to restart this book three times before sticking with it long enough to finish it. It ended up being pretty good. The narration was not the best but it was not irritating.

I like stories with strong female protagonists

Even if I would never watch a soap. The history of actors who first made it in soaps was interesting

My least favorite

I’ve enjoyed most of Catherine Coulters books, but this was my least favorite. The story was boring. The narrator was good though.

Overall pretty good

Love Catherine Coulter books in general. This was no exception. Narrator has a nice voice that will not put you to sleep but would like more inflictions and various voices between characters. Mary Lisa , Jack and John’s triangle nice twist.

Good storyline

The narrator kind of had me confused as to who was talking because there was little variations in the voices. Other than that good story.

Princes Diana tribute of grief

what might have been?
Harry and Megan struggle for freedom.
Price of gaining fame.
"jokers wild"

I Enjoyed The Soap Opera History

Good story. Good plot. Good characters. I liked the soap opera tidbits at the beginning of each chapter.

Classic Coulter Melodrama

Even though I vaguely remember reading this book when it was first published, probably 20+ years ago, I was pleasantly surprised that the plot was still entertaining.

More than just a romance, Born to be Wild was about female friendships, rocky familial relationships and solving multiple crimes.

Born to Read

I enjoyed the trivia at the beginning of each chapter on the history of soap operas.