Gent

De: Harloe Rae

Narrado por: Nelson Hobbs, Lauren Sweet

Raven Elliot blasts into town like a wrecking ball - striking and devastating. With a few simple words, my reliable routine crumbles to dust. "Is this seat taken?" I could close my eyes and let her voice wrap around me like a lover's caress. But this isn't that type of story. And I'm sure as hell not that kind of man.

She hovers in my space, batting her lashes and smiling shyly. The glimmer in her sapphire eyes is a promise of peace. But I'm not falling for it. And Raven doesn't take the hint.

What starts as a battle of wills, explodes into a turf war. She stands directly in my path everywhere I turn. No matter how hard I shove, she won't budge. Raven seems dead set on driving me insane. But I was here first. And I'm not going down easy. After all, no one ever taught me how to treat a lady.

Contains mature themes.

©2017 Harloe Rae, LLC (P)2018 Tantor

Loved the characters

Fantastic introduction to a new-to-me world, keeping my interest the whole time and making me wish the rest of the series had audiobooks. I loved the characters and look forward to seeing them pop up in later stories I really wanted to give Trey a hug and loved that Raven was able to come to town and see the man Trey could be instead of just the facade he showed the world. I thought the pacing was good and loved the full circle moment as well as epilogues.

Didn't quite do it for me

I was hopeful for this book, especially with it being a sort of enemies to lovers type read, but I don't think it hit its mark. Gent was alright. I liked the characters well enough, I just had a hard time with their relationship. Maybe it wasn't believable enough or I didn't feel as connected to them as I would have liked to, but I just couldn't get into the story all that much. Its your typical broody, asshole local boy who sleeps with tons of women and he happens to meet the sweet new girl in town and she can't help but want him. Gent had potential, it just didn't do it for me.

The narration was good. I liked them well enough. It have been because I couldn't get all that into the story, but I would definitely like to listen to them narrate other books.

great story line

the book didn't keep me emgaged but i did love the story line. would recommend

Loyalisa30

Harloe Rae is a new author to me and I enjoyed this frenemies to lovers romance. Raven and Trey both mature as their relationship develops. Raven’s insecurity and tendency to run from her problems were kinda a sore spot with me as well as Trey’s selfishness, arrogance and whorish ways. However, facing hard truths brought them both their HEA! Although their situation resolved itself a bit too quickly because let’s face it, nobody learns a lesson overnight. Still a good story! Both narrators were new to me as well and were great overall. I had to warm up to them a bit. 👍🏽

GENT ❤

Harloe Rae does not disappoint ❣ My new absolute favorite author❣ This story has all the feels and so much more ❣

Couldn’t finish

I was hooked at the begging. After hearing the H acting and talking for being a manwhore, it got old. The h was even worse by thinking she can change this man. On and on the H talking about being and getting sex. The h just thinking how she can change him and putting up with his man whore ways. I got tired of this and just gave up! I picked this story bc of the readers and they did a good job. All I can say is thank goodness, it was part of my membership.

Dirty n Raven

I read the book and loved it. I listed to to audible version now. I seem to pick ups things i missed in the book. It also made the drive to work more enjoyable. The narrators voices were soothing. I could listen to them all day. they did a great job in switching parts.

AN OK STORY.. BUT NEW ADULT

This book was pretty good but it’s definitely a NA story.. after finishing College Raven goes to Garden Grove to work with her best friend in her thriving Coffee Shop.. but, in the bar where these ex roomies agree to meet, sits unsociable Trey.. he’s a handsome manwhore who is emotionally broken and has closed his heart to love. Raven’s first to arrive - she’s a stranger in this small town and Trey’s anything but welcoming.. misunderstandings, heated words and assumptions follow. Unfortunately, their first meeting hadn’t gone well.. nor does their second, third, fourth or fifth where the verbal bullets continue to fly. However, Raven’s patience, determination, understanding and deep-rooted attraction to this dirty-talking sexy Mechanic, slowly steers their animosity-filled encounters into calmer waters. Trey’s attraction to Raven is cramping his sex life and he thinks one time with her will get her out of his system.. but Raven’s hoping for forever.. even though Trey has always made his feelings on relationships clear.. absolutely no promises, clearly no labels and definitely no happy endings. So, will Raven be content to leave it at lust.. or will she gamble her heart for love?

Trey’s outspoken, obnoxious, rude and unashamed of his manwhore bad-boy reputation.. after all he deserves it - but you know his carefree bravado hides a broken soul who deserves to be saved. Raven’s no angel.. but she holds on, endures and hopes her love will heal Trey’s damaged heart. Their enemies-to-lovers rollercoaster journey starts off with feisty barbed encounters, heated glares, simmering chemistry and tentative touches which acts as kindling.. as foreplay.. because, once these two kiss, passion and sexy times ensue. But how long will it last?

Worth a credit? Hummmm.. well the dual POV storyline was entertaining.. but it was also a wee bit superficial, predictable and I really didn’t want a NA listen. I loved Nelson Hobbs narration but (sorry) Lauren Sweet’s voice jarred. So it’s a 50/50 shrug I’m afraid - it wasn’t bad and I won’t be asking for my credit back.. however, I wouldn’t have initially purchased it if I’d known it was NA.