Audio Review: Fit to Be Tied by Mary Calmes – Narrated by Tristan James

Title: Fit to Be Tied (Marshals: Book Two)

Author: Mary Calmes

Narrator: Tristan James

Run Time: 7 hours and 43 minutes

At a Glance: I have listened to a couple audiobooks narrated by Tristan James and have yet to be disappointed.

Reviewed By: Karen

Blurb: Deputy US Marshals Miro Jones and Ian Doyle are now partners on and off the job: Miro’s calm professionalism provides an ideal balance to Ian’s passion and quick temper. In a job where one misstep can be the difference between life and death, trust means everything. But every relationship has growing pains, and sometimes Miro stews about where he stands with his fiery lover. Could the heartstrings that so recently tied them together be in danger of unraveling?

Those new bonds are constantly challenged by family intrusions, well-intentioned friends, their personal insecurities, and their dangerous careers – including a trial by fire when an old case of Miro’s comes back to haunt them. It might just be enough to make Ian rethink his decision to let himself be tied down, and Miro can only hope the links they’ve forged will be strong enough to hold.

Review: Mary Calmes’s Fit to Be Tied was fantastic when I read the book, and was even more wonderful in audio. I’ve listened to a couple of audiobooks narrated by Tristan James, and have yet to be disappointed. The voices of the characters he performs seem to make any book just that much better. I have listened to the first book in this series numerous times, almost preferring the audio over actually reading the book (which, for me, is rare), and now I’ll be listening to both of these books in this series over and over again.

In this narration each individual character is recognizable, which means you don’t have to worry about whether you’ve caught who was talking or who’s said what. Not only is the romance in this book amazing, and scorching hot, but even without it, the storyline is fantastic and Tristan James does a fabulous job, as always!

For a full review of the e-book, be sure to check out Jules’ review HERE