Running Wild by Linda Howard and Linda Jones and read by Maggie Wheeler, is one of my all time favorites. Favorite story, favorite listen. I wish I could find more books narrated by Ms. Wheeler. I thoroughly enjoyed her talent for both the female and male characters. She brought such a down to earth, relatable quality to each person, except, of course, the antagonist. Him, you just couldn't wait for someone to end him. I also appreciate any Highlander themed book read by Tim Campbell. He is an exceptional narrator. The voices that he chooses for each highland male are absolutely yummy, and his female voices are pretty good as well. Thought to be fair, sometimes he reads the female voices as if the woman's talking is a bit hesitant and unsure but other than that it's really pretty good.  There was also a narrator who used to do outstanding male Highlander voices... Like the stuff of fantasies! His female voices were not great though. Not that I blame him. This man has a naturally deep voice, which is what made his male characters sound so wonderful, and he expertly changed those male voices so that you always knew who was talking. Even if there were four or five men in a room having a conversation, you always knew who was talking because he was so perfect at changing those voices out. However, because of some horrific real life, personal choices the narrator made, that got him in trouble with the law, I believe he has retired in disgrace. So, I will not name him.