Losing Control

Dominion, Book 1

De: J.J. Arias

Narrado por: Kingsley Rose

A seductive love story of passion, rebellion, and the courage to love, Losing Control will leave you breathless.

Straight-laced talent agent Adriana Ortiz's world is rocked when she's thrust into the tumultuous orbit of Roxy, the raw, enigmatic pop rebel with a notorious edge and a guarded heart.

Tasked with steering the wild Roxy on a whirlwind tour, Adriana boards Roxy's opulent tour bus. The nights are filled with roaring crowds, but it's the electric tension between Roxy and Adriana that sets the air on fire.

As they blaze through cities, the magnetic pull between them turns undeniable. A forbidden connection that threatens to consume them.

For Roxy, who's danced on the edge of fleeting passions and never let anyone through the barriers around her heart, the intensity is too real. Is she ready to take a chance on genuine intimacy?

Is the wild, unbridled Roxy worth the risk to Adriana's career, or is she just another woman falling victim to Roxy's charms?

Losing Control is the first book in the Dominion series, a steamy, sapphic series set in a Miami talent agency and centered on strong women and the ladies who can't resist them. Get hooked on this opposites-attract, forbidden, rockstar sapphic romance with sizzling chemistry.

©2023 J.J. Arias (P)2024 Podium Audio

Entertaining story

Funny moments, good dialogue. Narration was excellent. In general, an entertaining listen. I will look for more books from this author.

Love!!

This was amazing to read from start to finish. Wow! The narrator was excellent as well!

Beautiful story! Slow Slow Burn...

No 3rd act breakup, more conflicting ethics than angst. The spice was hot! And a little surprising 😉. I very much enjoyed this book, read it in a day. The MCs are fully developed and honestly, hard not to crush on either one.

Don't pass this one by. it's really good.

I loved the banter between the characters

It was a little hard at times to tell which character was talking. But I like the rock star love stories. A girl can dream.

Great Story, Not Great Narration

This is my favorite book in the series and I was excited to hear the audiobook. However, the narration is so breathy, it's distracting. That was disappointing. I just learned to live with it since I like the story so much. Adriana and Roxy are god tier. Bummer the next book in the series has the same narrator.

Slow Burn Sapphic Romance

A sweet, slow burn sapphic romance with steam and spice. This is the first book in the Dominion Series.
I enjoyed the writing style even though it was a slow slow burn lol. Lots of building of sexual tension as the story of Roxxxy and Adriana unfolds.
The narration is very good and her voice is perfect for this book.

Slow burn with plenty of sultry build up.

Enjoyed the push and pull of the characters and overall story. Appreciated the short age gap and both characters were financially equivalent vs the overused damsel in distress exec and assistant storyline. The story made sense and was not outlandish. Overall, a good listen. Looking forward to book 2.

very good lesbian romance

very good lesbian audiobook, fun, interesting , very sexy and romantic the narrative is very good too .

Great characters

I loved this book and I looking forward to reading the other two books in the series. I loved how the relationship between the two MC's built over time but the sparks were there.

Narration is sleep inducing

Tried listening on a 10hr drive and the narrator was so breathy throughout, that it made me extremely sleepy and difficult to focus on the story. It was distractingly breathy. Thought maybe I was just tired and tried to finish it on the drive home. Nope. No dice. Girlfriend ended up reading it to us and we finished it on the drive home. Every character had the same breathy affect. Meanwhile, Guava Flavored Lies was a brilliant story with perfect narration. Coello used a variety of inflections to depict the various character's distinct personalities. Was expecting the same here. I already pre-purchased the second book in this series and I'll give it a try because I love J.J.'s writing but not excited if the narration is the same, breathy, one-note.