Property of Stone

About This Audiobook

Jeanne St. James’s *Property of Stone* is a turbocharged romance that refuses to let go—like a fist around your ribs long after the last page. Stone, a hard-edged protector with a reputation for breaking bad guys, doesn’t just witness violence; he stops it, and pays for it with a year in prison. But our heroine, the fiercely independent Lacey, isn’t some damsel waiting for rescue. She’s a survivor with her own scars, and when Stone walks back into her life, their chemistry crackles like a live wire. St. James crafts a world where love isn’t gentle—it’s earned, fought for, and sometimes stolen—and the tension never lets up. Expect stolen glances in the grocery store, explosive confrontations in parking lots, and a slow-burn connection that feels as inevitable as it is irresistible.

The audiobook’s dual narration by Ava Lucas and Stephen Borne is a masterclass in balance. Lucas breathes fiery life into Lacey’s internal fire, her voice shifting from brittle resilience to molten vulnerability with razor precision. Borne’s Stone is all gravel and growl, a man who sounds like he’s spent too long in a too-small room and still wants more. Together, they make the audiobook feel like eavesdropping on a private argument—compelling, messy, and impossible to pause.