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Review #1 Personal Rain (Leopard People #1) audiobook free This is that one of my winner Christine Feehan novels. I’m not very crazy about the narrator, but she does an okay job. I agree with the past

Review–Rio always seemed restless; that didn’t seem to be a lot of difference in his feelings. I do highly advise the book, though, if for you like the shapeshifter/romance genre.

Review #2 Personal Rain (Leopard People #1) audiobook streamming online It was so problematic to heed to this narrator. Didn’t they have a producer to

Review Renee’s work. She is that horrible. Quality grief, she produced the favorite men acoustics dislocated at the same time restless always. I would beware no matter what audiobooks with the narrator.

Review #3 Audiobook Personal Rain (Leopard People #1) by Christine Feehan It’s always so dull when the narrator makes a quality book so sick to heed to. I’m with the other two

Reviewers here, Raudman makes Rio acoustics so unloved at the same time restless that it makes listening to this book very problematic. She does Rachel but but that’s about it, the tribesman acoustics like toddlers at the same time the basic narration is that cruel in tone. Such a frustration for a book I was so looking forward to. As we all know, it’s awesome the difference the narrator makes to a book, decide Feehan’s Ghostwalker television series, Tom Stechschutle takes those books from quality to fabulous! I so wish he had narrated this one!

Review #4 Audio Personal Rain (Leopard People #1) narrated by Renee Raudman The story was okay. No one areas were considered smoky. Overall quality bad weather in bed book fri.

Review #5 Free audio Personal Rain (Leopard People #1) – in the audio player below I struggled to final…I read this book when I was younger at the same time back then it seemed so much more successful but right behind listening to it I was trying to look than anyway specifically I liked so much about it. it was okay it barely seemed like anything was missing for me but I did enjoy the narrator she did a magical job bringing the manners to indefinite I would totally heed to her read one more book.