Crave

By: Joya Ryan

Narrated by: Tyler Donne

I'm Trade, and I have a foul mouth. I also have a very skilled mouth, and I have no problem showing off either. Women have a thing for "the bad boy". I play that part well, only I play it dirtier.

There's not much going on in my small town of Mohave, that is, until you walk in.

You.

You toss me a sexy smile and strut that A+ ass my way, and now I'm wondering what those high heels you're balancing on will feel like digging into my back while I'm between your thighs.

I was minding my own business, perfectly fine sitting here at the bar. But you had to walk in and mess with everything. You're noticed by the wrong crowd and that's dangerous. Very dangerous. For both of us.

I hate that I want you. We're from two different worlds. It can be risky here for a woman like you. So why don't you take your wide innocent eyes and expensive skirt and go back to where you belong. Because I'd eat you up and go back for seconds while you're still panting from my first taste of you.

But you don't leave. In fact...you come closer. You're playing with fire. Because now I not only want you, but I protect you. Fight for you. And it may not be enough to keep you safe. Problem is, you just may want me back...and I may be a small town bad boy, but I know when something is doomed from the start. And that is exactly what we are.

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Hot

This was a very good story. I will say that I cried just a little and was happy in the end.

2 people from opposite worlds

Small town guy (bad boy) and city ish girl comes into town for family matters. They fall in love. Plot was meh, but spice was good though.

Not for me

DNF. Writing in the first person put me off. The dialogue was hot but kind of cheesy.

The male voice actor’s female voices was off-putting.

Story was good, however being written in 1st person . Ugh!

Couldn't tell difference between thoughts and actual words spoken... Made it feel incomplete, voice narrator was good.

Writing in first person is never good

The story was ok but would have been so much better if it had not been written in first-person. It was very hard to distinguish between actual dialogue and thoughts of the main character. The ending was also very rushed and seemed to come out of no where. I've read many books by this author and am very surprised. None of the other stories were in first person. I would strongly suggest the author edit this book.

Meh…interesting concept falls flat

Written in first person from the MPOV. It was difficult to fully immerse into the 2nd person POV. Predictable story line.