the volume in particular kept softening and just when I'd turn it up, went back to normal volume again, but Mr Bradley, I would definitely listen to again. The reason I've docked 1/2 a star is the quality of the audio, which was average to say the least. Elijah is obviously the main character, and the story is told from his POV. The tension (sexual and non sexual) between the two male characters was perfect! Nicely paced, and overall, was well written.Īs far as this audio book is concerned, the narrator Hugh Bradley does quite a good job with both voices.

The character felt like he could have been based on some one real. He had the proverbial warts and wrinkles. Loved that Chase was flawed and not some 'has to be absolutely perfect as not to offend anybody' male romance character. Loved that the character had some real depth to him. If you could take any character from Chase the Storm out to dinner, who would it be and why?Ĭhase. Because of Hugh Bradley's performance, the audio book version rates just a tad higher for me than the actual book does. Having read the book before listening to the audio book, I enjoyed that Hugh Bradley was able to 'shake off' the occasional 'oh too girl-like' sound to Eli's dialogue and behavior, replacing it with a much more masculine feel. What about Hugh Bradley’s performance did you like?

The conflicted emotions of the character Chase, a grieving widower, and how he deals with the feelings a younger man has for him. If you could sum up Chase the Storm in three words, what would they be?

Chase the Storm by V.M. Waitt