Also what fascinated me was the descriptive storyline and that is was not predictable. He finds her personality refreshing and sees it as a challenge he wants to conquer. But all this changes after getting to know Chelsea. He vows to never to be serious about one woman or get married. Strong, rich, handsome, and an ego bigger than life. I also love the hero in the story Lord Brett Wainwright. Her determination to seek what she wants gets her into some pretty uncomfortable predicaments. She is tenacious, sassy, and always speaks her mind. I admire Chelsea who dares to be different. I love this because in this time period women are supposed to meek and let the man lead. Chelsea is a very strong willed young woman. This was my first regency romance and the first book I read by Claudy Conn.

Yes, this is one of my favorite print books and hearing the book was an even more enjoyable experience. Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting? She definitely brought life to the characters, something I couldn't imagine reading the book on my own. Sometimes accents bother me while listening to a book, but she was absolutely perfect. What does Mary Sarah Agliatta bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book? Where does Runaway Heart rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far? If she narrates more books I would definitely listen to her. She did an all-around great job with all the characters in the story.

And all the women had different voices, from high pitched to silly to wistful to fun and sassy. The men sounded like men, with different voices, too.

As to the narrator: This is the only book Mary Sarah Agliatta has under her belt but I thought she was great. There was 1 explicit sex scene and maybe one or two swearwords. I have to tell ya’ I didn’t think Augusta and her brother Patrick got what they deserved. Yeah, it was a whole lot of fluff but I love fluff once in a while. This was a sweet story about budding love stories, 3 to be exact, and 2 kidnappings. I think I liked Aunt Daisy and Lord Lytton as much as Chelsea and Wainwright. Chelsea was so bright and cheerful and funny all the time, you couldn’t help but adore her (and her best friend Sam.) Wainwright fought his feelings for Chelsea through almost all the book, which was funny to read.

Runaway heart by claudy conn