Here’s our list of those authors we still hope will make it to audio one day soon. We started this page with a long list of titles not yet recorded – now a majority of them are done, and new works are often released both in print and in audio at the same time! Win! Over 3, 000, 000 happy customers.What are those romance authors we’re longing to see in audio format? Either their backlist has yet to produce a single audio or their current audio backlist is small, representing only a portion of their work.

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Did he? Or when Matt and Sarah meet again years later, can they put their lives and their love back together? Humiliated by Sarah's love for 'Rebel trash,' her jilted fiance extracts a revenge so vicious, he boasts that he destroyed the young lovers.

They come to know each other, depend on each other and love each other. Except as survivors of a Comanche attack, Matt and Sarah spend far more than a moment together. If Matt and Sarah ever crossed paths, it should have been for an unremarkable moment. Matt fought in the bloodiest of them under Generals Longstreet and Lee. Sarah knows about every Civil War battle from studying newspaper accounts. Matt Slade is the orphaned son of hardscrabble Texas settlers. Sarah Hammond is the overprotected daughter of passionate Massachusetts abolitionists.

Sing My Name by Ellen O'Connell