What He Never Knew

What He Doesn’t Know Duet, Book 3

De: Kandi Steiner

Narrado por: Jason Clarke, Mia Madison

I never learn my lesson. And I always want what I can't have.

When Sarah Henderson walks into my life, I tell myself she's off limits. She's my student, 16 years younger than me, and my boss's niece. It doesn't matter that I see the same pain reflected in her eyes that I have in my own, or that the dead organ better known as my heart kicks to life when she's around. I've been here before, and I know how this ends.

It's been two years since I fell for the last woman I knew I couldn't have, the one with the ring on her finger that I chose to ignore. Two years of trying to overcome that heartache when Sarah slides into my life. Another woman I can't have. Another woman I can't stop myself from wanting.

I never learn my lesson, but with a constant reminder of how that last forbidden love burned, I think I've finally learned this one. This time, I won't chase what's off limits. This time, I'm staying away. And I'll keep telling myself that until I believe it.

©2019 Kandi Steiner (P)2019 Tantor

I loved it

I liked this one better than the other two. Sarah was such a strong h and Reese’s story tugged at my heart once more.

It was ok

I loved the first two books, 16 year age gap is just cringey. I’m happy Reese got his HEA

LOVE this book.

Oh this book is SOOOOOO good. I’ve read the whole series and this one is the BEST out of the bunch!

Kandi Steiner Never disappoints

By far, one of the top three romance books I’ve read, and I’ve read a lot!! Her characters are so well developed, the plot is intricate and often times unsuspecting, and her stories leave you believing in the absolute perfect plan for every life. What a creative writer and each work is a literary masterpiece.

Different

I enjoyed reading the story however, at the same time, It was a little disappointed. the storyline was promising. The last chapter and epilogue were different. However, Jason Clark makes everything awesome. Me and Madieson did pretty good although she does not sound African-American. For some reason the entire time I thought the female character was Caucasian, but it turns out that she was African-American, though she didn’t sound like it in least. That was disappointing.the storyline was promising. The last chapter and epilogue were different. However, Jason Clark makes everything awesome. Me and Madieson did pretty good although she does not sound African-American.

Nice narration, mediocre story

I was expecting more... I wanted more for Reece. This story had good moments, but overall just very beige. The narration was lovely, both actors did a great job.

Happily ever after

I have never wanted a character to have a happily ever after more than Reese. I loved this series and it ended perfectly. Well done!

Heart Wrenching (TW)

A beautiful story of two broken people finding their way back from trauma and heartache. Major trigger warning (SA, gun violence, death) from the first chapter on, but some very real representations of how trauma manifests and the paths forward. Jason Clarke will always be a favorite narrator for me. Not a frivolous or fun romance read, but a worthy listen.

Very dull...

A very dull story, should've stopped after book two. And they lived happily ever after. Blah.

Emotional, beautiful, well written!

Jason Clarke is king of my #faveylist, so that was a main motivator for me to choose this audiobook - in addition to really loving the duet. The female narrator was new to me, but I enjoyed her performance. It is an age gap/mentor-student, but was handled in a way that I was never put off. The storytelling and the way Kandi leads you into falling in love along with them and feeling that anxiety with them made a big difference compared to books with similar tropes that I have personally found to be off putting rather than taking me on a journey. There is a potential trigger warning for trauma experienced by the female character. I wasn't expecting it and was caught off guard a bit, but Kandi handled it well IMHO. It is emotional, so have your seat belt ready!

I did enjoy it & would recommend the audiobook!