Audiobook Review: The Siren's Song

 A woman who’s lost everything. A demon without a care. And a chance encounter that sparks an unwanted passion.

Lena Sommer can’t win. Her marriage is a failure. The yoga studio she founded no longer needs her. And she just lost her grandma, the only family she’s ever known. Alone, grieving, and determined not to repeat the mistakes of her past, she tries to ignore the advances of a rakish singer she meets on the beach. But his carefree nature is infectious, and his mesmerizing voice proves too seductive to resist.

Elias Georgiou has it all—a loving family, the endless ocean, and, most importantly, his independence. Constrained by nothing but the pursuit of pleasure, the last thing he’s interested in is a relationship with any of the countless admirers he charms with his song. Until he meets Lena, and a future with the resilient and courageous woman becomes more tempting than freedom.

Can Lena learn to trust herself and Elias in the face of past betrayal? Or will the enchanted song of a consummate bachelor ruin all hope for a future filled with love?

My Review

Doing a re-read or I should say listen to this book. Now that the ALC version is available, I had to grab the ALC to listen to this story all over again. Dani Soleil voices the audiobook. She has a great voice and the distinction between Lena and Elias is wonderful.

I absolutely love this book. The emotions are strong in this story. A beautiful story at that. I could picture everyone and the town so vivid in my mind as I was reading.

Lena and Elias shared both a physical and emotional connection. It was the emotional one that I loved the most. You could feel the raw emotions. They were both hurting and together they healed. Loved that despite the attraction that Elias felt towards Lena, he did not move too quickly with her.

The song that Elias sang to Lena was perfect. The words are lovely. There are not any better two people that are matched for each other than these two.