Crushing on the Cop

Blue Collar Brothers, Book 2

By: Piper Rayne

Narrated by: Kylie Stewart, Eric Rolon

Length: 7 hrs and 16 mins

Publisher's summary

Cristian Bianco has two things against him - he's a police officer and he's a police officer in the 18th District…meaning my dad is his boss. Growing up as the Commander's daughter and having his magnifying glass focused on everything I did was more than I could handle.

Now, I'm out on my own, living by my own rules. Well, mostly. The 'job' I created for myself has me in some hot water and my exit strategy isn't exactly working out how I'd hoped.

Which is why when my best friend bids on Cristian for me at a charity bachelor auction, I'm not having it. A man in blue is only going to be one thing for me - a problem.

Except after his brother starts dating my best friend he becomes harder to ignore. The eight-pack abs. The sense of style only a girl like me can appreciate. The way he puts his family first. It all adds up to make him one irresistible prospect and has me wondering if he knows how to use those handcuffs the right way - by locking my wrists to his headboard.

A sexy boss's daughter rom com standalone in the Blue Collar Brothers series.

©2018 Piper Rayne Inc. (P)2019 Piper Rayne Inc.

The Second Bianco Brother

I really enjoyed this second book in the Blue Collar Brothers. Cristian is a cop and Vanessa's friends bid on him as a date for Vanessa. Her father is the commander of the police department so that causes some concerns - he keeps asking when Cristian is going to take her out for the date, but Vanessa keeps stalling. They finally have a date and discover their attraction to each other. She has some secrets that she's keeping from everyone and thinks that Cristian won't want to date her when he finds out. When he does find out, he goes alpha and tries to protect her as any good cop and member of an Italian family does. She doesn't like it and there's the problem that needs to be worked out. Cristian is a great guy and wants Vanessa in his life forever. I shed some tears in parts that were very heartwrenching but I still love the way Piper Rayne writes these stories. I can't wait for Luca and Lauren's story next since their story was dropped as a bombshell at the end of this book. Kylie Stewart and Eric Rolon did a wonderful job of narrating.

I love siblings ✔️

This family dynamics is fun to dive into! Plus the women they find themselves with, there is friendships we all wish we had more of.

Great book!!

I am really enjoying this series. Though it’s a little predictable, I like the way it is playing out. And I LOVE the narrators. Highly recommend!

Love this story!

Piper Rayne never fails to provide stories where the romance matches up with the heat level and Crushing on the Cop is no different! A hot cop who is a good man, sweet, built, loyal, loves his Mama, and not a Lothario? GIMME!

Cristian…I seriously love him. I knew I would when we met him in the previous book, but his heart is even bigger than his…d…defined sense of right and wrong (what did you think I was gonna say, huh?) and that’s the biggest part of why I love him. He made me laugh and swoon and made my heart drop for a moment! Piper Rayne, I need a Cristian. Like yesterday.

Vanessa…I love her, too! I mean, who doesn’t love a tortured heroine who eventually finds her way with the help of a sweet and loving man? Admittedly, there were times I wanted to shake her or force her to open her heart as well as her eyes, but she needed to learn how to do that on her own. She made me laugh, made me proud, and made me want to cheer! I’d love to have a friend like her.

Piper Rayne, you gave me yet another couple to hold close to my heart. I can’t believe you made me love Cris more than Mauro!! And, okay, I can’t wait to see how you’ll make me love the last brother.

As for the performances, I averaged the stars out. The male narrator warrants the full five stars! He makes me believe he's Cris and ramps up the hotness. On the other hand, the female narrator warrants one. Her voice and style makes me wince, unfortunately.