Only Mine

By: Elizabeth Lowell

Narrated by: Richard Ferrone

The New York Times,/i> best-selling author of numerous historical novels, including Only His, Elizabeth Lowell has become famous for her stories of heightened passion and sensual romance. Her Only series is popularly and critically acclaimed. Wolfe Lonetree, the illegitimate son of an English viscount and a Cheyenne woman, has agreed to rescue his friend, Lady Jessica, from an arranged marriage to an abusive Englishman. In return, she will accompany him to America to live in the Rockies as his frontier wife. Despite the frightening passion her handsome husband arouses in her, Jessica fears a man's touch and is determined to be married in name only. But Wolf has other plans for his naive young wife. Richard Ferrone's provocative narration is perfect for this tantalizing romance novel. He holds the tension level high as these two star-crossed lovers struggle to control their passions in their attempts to understand one another.©1992 Two of a Kind, Inc. (P)2001 Recorded Books, LLC

It Was Okay

I wasn't fond of Jessica. She was annoying and really, repeated his name about 1000 times.

Enjoyable

An unusual story with interesting characters. I did cheat and fast forward a few times. Narration was okay.😑

Only Mine

I loved the stories in this series back in the day. Something about the woman being strong enough to prove the man wrong about his preconceived notions about her. But now, listening to the books, all I can see is what a$$hole the men are. I see absolutely no reason for the women to love the men. Misogynists, the lot of them! 😝

Another good book in the series

Another entertaining read in this series. It was a bit slow but the end was worth it.

An exquisite & passionate narration!

This story is an INVITING storyline that deserves a re-listen! The story is Hot, but the narrator makes it HOTTER! I absolutely love how the narrator captures the female voices of this story, coupled with the depth of the VERY masculine characters of this story. This is the 2nd story that I've heard with this narrator, so I'm becoming a fan. I plan to explore this author's works more, and especially the narrator.