Take Me to the Edge

Mountain Men of Whiskey River, Book 7

By: Kaci Rose

Narrated by: Matt Haynes, Veronica Harder

She’s my best friend’s wife. I made him a promise I never thought I’d have to keep.
Now I’m about to dishonor him in the worst possible way…

River
I thought the hardest thing I’d ever have to do was bury my husband, my best friend, and the father of the child growing inside me.
Little did I know my husband asked his friend Storm to watch over me should anything happen.
Now that the worst has happened, or so I thought, Storm has me move in with him.
A cabin in the Montana woods seems like a great place to hide for the battle ahead of us. Plus, now the pesky pregnancy hormones have me feeling the kinds of things I shouldn't be for Storm.
I bet that poor man can’t wait to get rid of me…

Storm
My life in the mountains was simple and quiet… until River.
When my best friend Jason made me promise to take care of his pregnant wife, I never imagined I’d have to keep it.
Now, the woman I promised to protect is under my roof and under my skin.
But not everyone seems ready to let Jason rest in peace, and River might be the one to pay the price.
I made a vow to protect her, and I will do whatever it takes to keep that promise, even if it means letting her go and having her take my heart with her…

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Beautifully written

The story was beautifully written and captivated me from the get-go. Between the amazing love story and beautiful narrations, I just love Casey Rose, and every story she tells. Perfection as always.

story was great narration was off

The female voice actor always sounded winded and like she was going to cry all the time. Yeah shes going through a hard time but she shouldn't be on the verge of hyperventilating or crying 24/7. Her emotions just didn't fit the story tone in my opinion. The male actor was better but not as good as they have been for this series. the story was great as always but I think I'll read this one next time instead of listening.

Female Narration Off

the female narrator constantly sounded winded and out of breath. I understand the character has anxiety but she doesn't need to sound winded the entire time. The overall storyline was excellent

Good book but hard listen

The overall story was good but the female narrator made this book really hard listen too. I had to start and stop just to get a break.

Cute quick romance

Great story. Female narration is pretty awful; it was hard not to let it ruin the story.

Really good

Well I can't wait for the next one to come out. And apparently you found a good production company that I've never heard of before. I hope they're able to get more of your books on audible soon. Because at the rate I'm going, I'll have every single one of them very soon.

SUCH dedication!

The narration, as per always, is brilliant! As is the overall story and inclusion & consistency of the previous characters and their stories! I absolutely do have and cherish the small (though still separate for different reasons) pockets of such community where I’m at, I’d move to Whiskey River in a heartbeat. I know no place is 100% utopian, but there’s something about this series and the community that just calls to my soul.

Love this series and this book did not disappoint

Would listen and read again and again. Such a great book and series. Highly recommended reading all the books.

Horrible narration

The female narrator was horrible whenever she said any lines that were from male characters. It’s the voice one uses when mocking men’s voices, so it was really off-putting. The story wasn’t bad but it sounded cheesy because of narrators