Going Too Far

De: Abbi Glines

Narrado por: Stefanie Kay, Eric G. Dove

Rock legend Dean Finlay's ready for an easier life. He's tired of the fame and done with younger women. The older he gets the younger they get. It's a f--king loop he's sick of being stuck in.

Brielle McGinnis got kicked out of her foster home the day she turned eighteen. The pregnancy she'd been trying to hide had taken what little youth she had managed to hold onto away. Life made her tough, and she learned to survive. Now, at twenty-eight years old, she has a good job with insurance working in admissions at a local junior college.

When Dean comes walking into the college office, she wants an autograph for her son, but his arrogance changes her mind. Just like every other man, Dean is a disappointment...until he isn't.

©2022 Abbi Glines (P)2023 Dreamscape Media

Single parent

I got this when it first came out and I'm so mad it took me so long to read it. I absolutely loved it. Kept me completely enthralled from beginning to end wanting to know what would happen. Can't recommend this enough.

I really loved the narration.

Absolutely loved it

I absolutely freaking loved this book and every single book by Abbi glines ❤️ I always will

Loved Dean' story

This was a great story with lots of tropes age gap, single parent, rockstar. I liked that Brielle is a strong single mom and is not impressed with Dean just because he is famous. Wish that it would have been longer and more of their story was told.

Abbi has returned

I’m familiar with Rush and Blare’s story and also Nate’s so it was great to experience Deans story with a crazy twist, narration was pretty good too.

lLove the continues stories about Slacker Demands

Surprising romance and storyine with many unexpcted connections. Very intertaining and lt of streamly sexual encounters.

Terrible.

I really thought this book had to have been written by a post adolescent guy rather than a woman. A guy who thinks ordering women around, slut shaming, and generally being arrogant arse was… cool. Seriously not worth it - The woman was mostly passive, the dude was just a horrible guy.

Going to Far

Silliest concept ever just wrong on so many levels. Just can’t imagine any one wanting this guy.