Ryans Place by Sherryl Woods - Audio Version

Ryans Place

by Sherryl Woods

Reviewing the audio version

Maggie O'Brien finds herself in need of help outside a

neighborhood pub. Its winter. Cold and snowing.
When she goes inside, she finds herself

meeting Ryan Devaney. A handsome man, constantly

coerced into helping other people by a clever, determined

friendly priest, Father Francis. While Ryans life has left him

alone. With no blood family. Maggie has grown up in a large

family. Protected and loved. When Maggie meets Ryan, she knows

he is the one. But Ryan is not interested in being the one, long term.
Maggie is not one to give up. Nor will she drag him to

admit he loves her. She wants it to be all his idea. Or at least for him

to think its all his idea. Ryan has to come to accept for himself

that Maggie should be his. That he is worthy of Maggie and her love.

That he is also worthy of his own history. Maybe its time to find

out the real story of his past. Maybe he should suck it up and

make Maggie his. No more fear.

  

The narrator is Luke Daniels.

I personally prefer a male narrator for most romance stories.

 And Luke is wonderful. Very male voice. He does not try to

sound girly for Maggie. But there is no mistaking who is

talking in the dialogue. Luke makes them distinct.

I am disappointed in myself that I did not take the time

to make note of quotes from this story to share.
The dialogue was fun and realistic.

I enjoyed listening to this story. Its my first Sherryl Woods

story. As well as my first Luke Daniels listen. I believe I

will look for more from both of them.


Review by Lisa Hutson