Outcast

Good Guys Series, Book 4

De: Jamie Schlosser

Narrado por: Chris Chambers, Elizabeth Hart

Kayla: My infatuation with Ezra Johnson started how all obsessions begin - with a simple crush. Over the years I silently soaked up every shy smile and random act of kindness, wrestling them away to a secret place in my heart meant for unrequited love. Because if it wasn't for the fact that I tutor him once a week, I'm pretty sure he wouldn't even know I exist. Then I find his sketchbook. And it changes everything.

Ezra: There are two certainties in my life: I've been in love with Kayla Reynolds since I was 14, and I can't have her. I've spent years settling for a two-dimensional fantasy world, capturing her beauty with a pencil and paper. She's kind, smart, gorgeous... And she belongs to someone else. Or so I thought. An interesting turn of events makes me realize things aren't always how they appear on the outside, and now I've got my chance to be the man she deserves. For as long as I can remember, I've been called a loser. The cripple. An outcast. But maybe - just maybe - this time the good guy won't finish last.

Contains mature themes.

©2018 Jamie Schlosser (P)2019 Tantor

Amazing narration!

I’ve read this book several times and have always loved Ezra and Kayla. They’re the sweetest, and quite possibly steamiest Good Guys couple. The subject matter, as aways is full of depth and heart.

The narrators were fantastic! The male didn’t try for overly high and squeaky female voices and was quite soothing.
The woman blew me away. Her ability to transform her voice is next level. Her male voices actually sound male. If I heard just them, I’d be hard pressed to know it was actually a woman! Absolutely fantastic!

On of my favorite books

I love this book. No other words need to be said. Read it an you will too!!!!!!

Might be my favorite

of the series. I really loved how this story developed and their relationship. It's definitely a stand alone though it does have a previous MC featured. I'm not really sure I understood the necessity of the frat story line but otherwise I did enjoy this story it was well developed and had good narration.