Nowhere to Ride

By: Andrew Grey

Narrated by: Marcus Barton

Unjustly accused of a crime, Ky Archer is trying to keep his ranch together, with fierce tenacity and minimal help. With his nefarious accuser the lead wolf at the door, Ky is resolved to do whatever he has to in order to keep the final link with his family intact. Brodie Tyler is down on his luck—way down. Down enough to camp with his baby sister in a tent to get away from relatives he’d hoped would help him. His parents are gone and he's got nowhere to go, but he’s determined to keep his sister safe with him, no matter what.

Ky finds Brodie and Emily on his property and takes them in out of the storm… literally. Neither expects the heat that ignites between them to be as hot as the western sun. The men find they fit together well, both at work and in the bedroom. They also find they have a common enemy who tries to tear them apart. Working together, they might discover that each holds the key for the other’s desire.

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Narration Shines in Nowhere to Ride

Andrew Grey’s Nowhere to Ride is an emotionally charged and suspenseful romance that keeps listeners hooked from beginning to end. The story masterfully blends action, heartfelt moments, and a slow-burning romance, making it a compelling listen for fans of romantic suspense.

What truly sets this audiobook apart, however, is Marcus Barton’s outstanding narration. His deep, rich voice perfectly matches the tone of the story, adding intensity to the thrilling moments and tenderness to the emotional ones. Barton effortlessly differentiates each character, giving them unique voices and personalities that make the dialogue feel natural and immersive. His pacing and delivery enhance the tension and drama, pulling listeners deeper into the story.

Whether it’s the raw vulnerability of the characters or the edge-of-your-seat suspense, Barton brings every scene to life in a way that makes you feel fully engaged. His narration elevates Nowhere to Ride beyond just a great book—it becomes a completely absorbing experience.

For anyone who loves a well-written romance with suspenseful twists and top-tier narration, Nowhere to Ride is a must-listen. Marcus Barton’s performance makes it truly unforgettable!

Nice story!

It was my first book from this author but definitely not the last. The characters were charming, and the aunt was fire!
The story was beautifully narrated, I listened to it in a day. Must read/listen if you love cute stories with nice characters and an HEA.

Western cowboy 🤠

Nowhere to ride is a western romance. Andrew Grey did an amazing job on the story. Marcus Barton did an amazing job on the narration. Falsely accused of a crime Ky Archer is trying to keep things together during this time he find Brodie and Emily on his land during a storm so he let them stay.thing happen that brings them together.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.would recommend

Family Tale with Depth

This book was such a delightful read from start to finish! I couldn’t put it down and ended up binging it all in one go. The two main characters were incredibly engaging, and the narrator’s performance really brought them to life. I especially loved the Aunt—she was an absolute riot and added so much charm to the story. Overall, it was a thoroughly enjoyable experience with plenty of moments that made me smile. I’m already looking forward to reading more from this author.

Romance, Cowboys and More!

Ky Archer is determined to save his family’s ranch, despite being wrongly accused of a crime he didn’t commit. Brodie, with his baby sister in tow, is leaving town in a nearly broken-down car, with barely enough money for essentials. When a life-threatening storm hits, Ky finds them camping on his property. Forced to rely on each other to survive, Ky and Brodie discover that their growing connection might be the key to overcoming their struggles—and finding more than they expected along the way.

The author, Andrew Grey, provides a rich narrative detailing personalities and differences in relationships and how those relationships are found in the most unexpected places and ways. The dialogue is immersive and poignant. While the narrative is simple it is moving and attention holding. He develops each character through details, actions, and dialogue. The plot twists are complete and well done.

As the narrator, Marcus Barton, demonstrates exceptional skill, delivering the narrative with a strong and steady cadence while strategically employing pauses to enhance its impact. Through varied tones and intonations, he masterfully distinguishes each character, adding depth and richness to their voices. His compelling performance creates an engaging and immersive listening experience.

This book offers a captivating blend of light intrigue and smooth storytelling, making it both engaging and relaxing to read.

There were no issues with the quality or production of this audiobook.

Average story, boring narration

The narrator was so very boring. I think I might have liked the story better if he actually sounded like he wanted to care about what he was doing.