Sweet Sinner

Tyler & Bella Trilogy, Book 2

De: Lisa Renee Jones

Narrado por: Teddy Hamilton, Avery Reid

Bella Bailey. Tyler Hawk.

A deal sealed with far more than a kiss.

Passion. Mystery. Heartache. Betrayal. Lust. But is it love?

Hang tight for the dramatic, intensely romantic, wildly passionate conclusion to the Tyler and Bella Duet.

Contains mature themes.

©2023 Julie Patra Publishing/Lisa Renee Jones (P)2023 Tantor

Bella & Tyler -take 2

20% repeats word for word the previous book in the form of flashbacks. Clearly this is filler and a big waste. I felt cheated and wish the publishers would understand that a well written and edited duet or longer single book is more likely to create fans than adding unnecessary scenes and “flashbacks” to eek out the sale of an unworthy additional book to the narrative. Very little progress or additional character development- just Bella whining about being treated with no respect and Tyler opening his mouth and then realizing too late he is not communicating well enough.
The performance was ok but this one should have been combine with books one and three. Not worth the credit.

Couldn’t put it down!

I am so in love with Tyler and Belle, oh and her new pup Molly! This series is definitely hard to put down!!

All that Tyler and Molly have to work through, with their feelings, their past and now Tyler’s father’s will, cannot keep them away from each other! Of course, Bella tried to stay away, but fails.

When things finally seem to be working out, things go awry and it ends on a massive cliffhanger!! I need the next book NOW!!!

The narration is amazing, of course!!

Oh, it’s getting good! 😉

In "Sweet Sinner" by Lisa Renee Jone, narrated by the talented Teddy Hamilton and Avery Reid, the story takes a riveting turn, leaving readers thoroughly engrossed. Initially, after completing the first book, I felt a slight lack of enthusiasm. Still, now I am convinced that the trilogy was originally one enthralling, thick novel expertly divided into three parts.

The characters we've come to love are still present, with Taylor, the angsty and determined alpha CEO, and the sweet yet fiery Bella. As "Sweet Sinner" unfolds, we witness the gradual peeling away of Taylor's layers, gaining insight into his true feelings about his father, Bella, and even his personal lawyer, Gavin. Bella remains steadfast in her determination, and we get to appreciate the charm and intellect that make her so successful. The story progresses dynamically, addressing the issues at hand and culminating in two captivating cliffhangers, leaving us eagerly anticipating what lies ahead for both Taylor and Bella.

Teddy Hamilton's narration continues to impress, masterfully bringing to life the angsty, grumpy CEO with unwavering skill. On the other hand, Avery Reid's mature female voice, while captivating, occasionally sounds a tad older than the character's age. Nonetheless, this doesn't detract from the overall captivating performance.

The book's progression is well-paced and keeps readers on their toes, eagerly awaiting the third installment's release. "Sweet Sinner" is a tantalizing romance audiobook that delivers a compelling mix of passion, intrigue, and character development, making it a must-listen for any romance enthusiast. I, for one, cannot wait for the final book to hit the shelves, as I'm fully invested in Taylor and Bella's captivating journey. A definite 4.5-star experience!

Another cliffhanger!

I was really into this story. I can't believe it ends with a cliffhanger! So frustrating. Sure hope we don't have to wait a long time for the next book.

Bait and switch!

Duet means two books with a single completed story line! I HATE when authors hide cliffhangers… on purpose! Disgusting money grab. Especially since this was another great couple of books. And now we wait… until August or later.

One credit for the entire trilogy

I often enjoy Ms Jones’ work but only purchase her books on sale. She takes the practice of spreading one story’s worth of material across multiple books to an extreme. The obsession with bathrooms and peeing is also a bit distracting.

The Tyler and Bella trilogy was another example of spreading the story too thin in a cynical effort to increase revenue.

The trilogy clocks in at close to 16 hours but that is tempered by the fact that perhaps 3 hours in the second and third books are repeated segments from the first book.

The story is interesting enough, there is some ridiculously unrealistic internal dialogue and the plot revolves around the challenges and woes of the uber wealthy…it’s hard to care much about their problems.

It’s entertaining enough, if you can get the books on sale or bound together as a single purchase you should consider it.