Dude Interrupted

G-Man, Book 7

By: Andrea Smith

Narrated by: David Black

Bryce Slater is 18. He's a bad boy hottie who has his pick of chicks. He parties a bit. Smokes a little dope now and then. Likes the occasional random hook-up. So what? He's determined not to follow in his father's FBI footsteps.

Avery Sinclair is 19. She's in college, and during the summer she works on her grandparents' horse stables and race track as team leader. She takes her work seriously. Her future is in equine operations. She has no time for slackers on her team. But thanks to her uncle doing a favor for a friend, Avery ends up with Bryce Slater for the summer.

"Slater the Slacker" soon becomes Avery's pet name for him, but damn if she isn't determined to whip him into shape. And while doing so, she finds herself inexplicably drawn to him. But he's so not her type!

Bryce Slater quickly gets on the bad side of his new boss - saucy, little half-pint Avery Sinclair. She's a sexy, little spitfire who is determined to break his spirit. But in the process, Bryce finds himself inexplicably drawn to her. But she's so not his type.

What started out to be a summer of tough love punishment, turns into something both Bryce and Avery never expected. Just as things are heating up, a blast from Bryce's past threatens the fragility of his new found relationship with Avery.

ADULT CONTENT.

©2014 Andrea Smith (P)2019 Andrea Smith

Dude Interrupted

Oh the drama. Bryce Slatter was your typical bad boy. His life changed when he was forced to go work on a horse ranch. He fell in love. I really enjoyed this book.

Reviewed for Audiobook Boom 💥

Bryce Slater bad boy teen, till he’s caught with his pants down and sent away to work on a horse farm to pay court fees. Avery Sinclair a very ethical boss, plus Mandy a mistake from his bad boy days teach Bryce the ropes and a deserved lesson in life.
David Black the narrator of this G-man next generation series did a nice job bringing these characters to life.

Fun and flirty

I really enjoyed this story. The characters had great chemistry and banter. Their relationship was so much fun. The story was engaging and had a lot of heart.

Bad Boy and Girl Next Door

This was a great little read. Bryce and Avery were a cute couple even though neither thought the other was their type. Bryce with his bad boy player ways determined not to follow in his dads fed footsteps. And Avery the good girl next door type not putting up with his shenanigans! This makes for a hilarious pair and its a nice change of pace that the guy has to actually work for it to get the girl! I love every minute of this book and you will too!

Very good

Enjoyed this story slot. The narration was very well adapted for the characters age. This story was about young love (18-19), and finding their place .Bryce was sent to his friends horse farm to grow up and he discovers it was
The best place he could have gone after meeting Ashley

redhat queen

I really enjoyed this book. It was filled with so much drama and passion and love. It was exciting and interesting too. I loved the characters in this story. The narrator was fantastic too.

It’s not bad

Didn’t really care for the story much. The narrator was really good I think that’s why I finished the book I don’t think I would have finished if he wasn’t good.

Fantastic!

WOW! What a wonderful story! I enjoyed it from the start to finish! A young man with a chip on his shoulder was sent to Virginia to work the summer to work off his debt. He manned up and did his duty. David Black did an amazing job narrating the characters. He did the voices perfectly!

Bad boy goes good

The story is a little bumpy at first. It gets better as you go on. It gets to where you can't put it down. I got this book from storyorigin and this is my voluntary and honest review.

☆☆ Love This Romance! ☆☆☆

This is the story of Bryce and Avery.
I love Avery, she is a strong and independent young lady and Bryce was sent to work the labor part of a beautiful horse farm.
This was a witty, and hot storyline. It's characters and very much interesting to listen.
I love Andrea Smith.