She gets nervous: puke, excited: puke, scared: puke. (Thank goodness I have the romance package and didn't waste a credit on it.) Our heroine has already thrown up 4, or is it 5, times. I have to be completely honest and tell you this can't be a full review as I am only 1 hour 45 minutes in and returning the book. To be fair, I think I could like this narrator without the accents. Never fear though, it quickly morphed to an abysmal British accent. One man speak to her in English with a French accent. She comes to the conclusion that they are speaking French or a language similar to French. Spoilers- Once our heroine falls back in time, she is confronted with men speaking a different language. I didn't, I stuck with it figuring I would get used to it. When the narrator started reading, I thought: 'She's not the best I've heard, but I think I could like her.' Even though her southern accent was not great, it was decent. I saw this and thought it would be right up my alley. Four stars for story, performance, and interest.

I would easily recommend this story to friends that enjoy sweet, time travel romances. I have enjoyed books 1&2 so am looking forward to reading book 3 as soon as possible. She is a talented narrator, so that is just personal preference. I loved her 'southern, North Carolina accent for Lucy, but would have preferred a bit more distinction between the male voices. I also bought the audio version of this book, narrated by Kristina Blackstone. I didn't miss the lack of sex scenes in the story, as the implied romantic interest/chemistry, between the main characters was written so well. The fact that there were no explicit sex scenes kept the story moving quickly and realistically. I liked how the author laid the groundwork to set up the reason for falling through time which I found to be very entertaining. In any time travel book, you have to start in one time, in this case the present, in order to travel to another time, frequently the past.

A Knight to Remember by Cynthia Luhrs