The Sherbrooke Twins

Bride Series, Book 8

De: Catherine Coulter

Narrado por: Anne Flosnik

Two Sherbrooke brothers—identical twins—find themselves caught up in a storm of passion and mystery in this “madly romantic, supremely sexy adventure” (Booklist) from #1 New York Times bestselling author Catherine Coulter.

P.S. Listen to more in the Bride Series.©2004 Catherine Coulter (P)2004 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

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"Coulter whips up another madly romantic, supremely sexy adventure, rich with eccentric characters and the author's special brand of fanciful humor." ( Booklist)
"A clever surprise ending wraps up the mystery subplot neatly and will ensure that many readers return for the next entry in Coulter's Sherbrooke saga." ( Publishers Weekly)

Entertaining as usual

Well written as usual. Quite a twist with terribly attractive men, coming out parties, and shooting and revenge throughout the book. I recommend it as a good read.

Awesome

loved the story and speaker. all of the books in this series are amazing...

great story

the story itself was great. The narration is horrible, stiff and unable to tell the difference between characters. it was very hard to finish listening, but I enjoyed the story.

started out slow

But the story picked up and I really enjoyed it. I listened to all the other books in this series and am looking forward to more.

Great!!!!!!!!!!!!

Such a delightful twist, but great story line. I was laughing and crying along with the characters and about them. I really wish there were more books in the bride series but I guess it has to stop somewhere right? Another great by Catherine and the narrator (one of my favorite) did a superb job!

The story

Enjoyed this book. Can't wait for the rest of the twins story. what happens in Boston.

Typical

Classic Beach

Slightly better than # 9

Here there is more of a story. There is still the sex, which is up to individuals preferences, right? The plot here is better elicited. Two twins, handsome, of course, whose father and mother were married in an earlier book. There begins intrigue and danger, and one does not know why. Something about a ghost? The plot is about the father being in mortal danger, and how he and his family survives. See, a plot (read my review for book # 9 - Lyon's Gate). I must admit that after reading some truly fine pieces of Englich literature and returning to this, I find myself at a great loss. Sorry. There are some really fantastice pieces of historical literature out there, with true plots, real adventure, and life as it really was. I believe that Mrs. Coulter has her place in the scheme of things, but that ... if you want a true plot with real characters you might have to look elsewhere. Again, sorry.