Damaged Grump

An Enemies to Lovers Romance

De: Nicole Snow

Narrado por: Savannah Peachwood, Sebastian York

Wall Street Journal best-selling author Nicole Snow returns with a hysterical office romance where the grumpiest boss claims the good girl and loses his scorched heart.

Our meet cute was one big sip of ugly.

He pushed my hell-no buttons, wearing an indestructible smirk.

I offended his warped morals in front of his starry-eyed minions.

Then I got my sweet reward for doing the right thing.

I found out I'd be calling Roland Osprey “boss”.

A filthy rich tabloid king. Emphasis on filthy.

A gorgeous villain who sold his soul - if he ever had one.

A tyrant who stole my sensitive, uplifting music magazine.

Welcome to my bait-and-switch.

Apparently, disasters come in threes.

His perfect vests that leave me delirious.

The way he stares at my lips - painted for torment with an arsenal of lipstick.

Our shared love for sad songs that makes me cry.

So does the big fat secret assignment he drops on my head.

I hate that he has a good cause.

I wish I could hate the wicked ways he makes me feel divine.

When my guard slips, I'm in free fall.

One all-consuming kiss in an alley seals our epic mistake.

How many times can one damaged grump make me sing the blues?

How do you ever fall out of love with the bad guy?

Full-length enemies-to-lovers romance doused in biting words and sizzling slow-burn tension. The worst boss ever finds his missing piece in the woman who loathes him - and an unlikely happily ever after worth all the lumps to the heart.

©2022 Nicole Snow (P)2022 Audible, Inc.

OMG!

What a great story! I really couldn't stop listening! And of course Savannah and Sebastian were awesome!!! Sebastian's voice is so so hot!!!!

Oh Roland 🥵

My favorite of the grump series!! Wonderful characters and a beautiful story! Narration was on point!

The Predator finds his Prey

A wonderful story of avenging family, growth and a measure of dignity. While Roland prints the dirt of celebrities, Calli wants to write about success and lifting musicians to full potential, but Roland has plans, will he sacrifice Calli for revenge. Love the story again in audio, I read the book when it came out. The narrators bring characters to life. A full 5 stars for me.

Great Story

Loved the beginning, middle, and end. Roland and Callie with different views on reporting stories of the rich and famous, but misconceptions are every where. Trust, hurt, betrayals they both have to overcome. They're relationship was volatile when they finally gave in to each other but still not willing to admit what their feelings are before things go to hell by an evil predator set on revenge. This is the 4th book in the series, So getting the behind scenes look at the man and his tabloid empire was a perfect ending to the series.

Absolute Must Read!!

Absolutely Loved This Story. Outstanding Characters That Drew You In At Page #1!! Roland Is Absolutely Book Boyfriend Amazing!!

Found a new author

I really liked this story and will be looking into more stories from Nicole Snow. The only thing I don’t are for is when Savannah Peachwood narrates in a male voice (she does fine as a female lead).

Love this story

Thank God she changed the male narrator! How can you not love Sebastian York’s work. The other books in this series was hard to listen to because of the male narrator. This story was also well written and pulling all the feelers!!! I would say this one is my favorite out of all the books in this series.

Quirky

Roland and Callie’s romance is quirky, and fun and steamy hot! Some parts are out there and unbelievable but it’s a romance novel. If we wanted factual and believable we’d read nonfiction. I thought this was a fun steamy read. The narrators did a fabulous job.

loved it

Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!! good overall

Finding their Way to Each Other

What happens when two journalists fall in love but one is the boss with ulterior motives? A whole lot of loving, confusion and resolution.
I thought the argument that broke them up could have been better written. Overall though good story.