Calling on Quinn

Written by Blue Saffire

Narrated by Morae Brehon and Richard Sawyer

When Quinn meets Alicia, he puts her at the top of his to-do list, but then ghosts from his past threaten her, and he realizes he’ll stop at nothing to keep her safe.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Dreamscape Media
• Release date: Mar 31, 2020
• ISBN: 9781666564617

Blue Saffire

Blue Saffire is a woman on a mission to share her words and thoughts with the world. She has found her passion in her pen and steams up the pages with her humor, honesty, love, and voice.

Reviews for Calling on Quinn

[Savannah · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

This voice actress should be banned from ever attempting accents again. Awful and distracting. It took away from what likely would have been a more enjoyable book. Overall she tends to have odd inflections and I've found myself avoiding her work.
Story was ok even if it was blatant pandering to a wish list of what is assumed all black women swoon over in terms of behavior from a man. Alicia was her own worst enemy and way too consumed with things that she should have moved on from far easier before letting them interfere with was was obviously the interest of a good man. It got to be too much with all her talk of "healing".

[HoneyedPeach · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

Morae Brehon completely ruins this book for me, her Irish accent is utterly diabolical! (My Mother's Irish so I'm extra salty over it because if anything, she sounds more Scottish than Irish!) Didn't she have to audition for this part? I just don't understand why she was offered this role considering narrator's make, or break books! No wonder why Cami was hired for the 2nd book, she does an excellent job with the accents. I don't mean to sound cruel, but Morae Brehon has ruined multiple books for me by not being able to pull off a decent accent. Richard Sawyer is awesome, I wish he had done the entire book alone. I think this is going to be a DNF because I don't think I can take much more of MB which saddens me because if not for her, I think I would have really enjoyed this!

[Mimi Johnson · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Ok book. Decent narration. Both narrators were good. Only issue I had was when the female narrator tried to do that light Irish accent. It sounded closer to Caribbean. Other than that it was a good story.