Getting out of Hand

De: Erin Nicholas

Narrado por: Kate Udall

The first book in the USA Today best-selling series from Erin Nicholas!

Genius scientist Mason Riley can cure world hunger, impress the media, and piss off the vice president of the United States all before breakfast. But he's not sure he can get through his high school class reunion.

Then he meets the new girl in town.

Adrianne Scott loves Sapphire Falls. The sleepy little town has been the perfect place to escape her fast-paced, high-stress lifestyle. Her only plans now include opening her candy shop and living a quiet, drama-free life.

Until Mason Riley bids $400 just to dance with her.

Mason sure doesn't look - or kiss - like a genius scientist geek. In fact he makes Adrianne's heart pound like nothing she's ever experienced. Passion like this with a guy who travels the world and parties at the White House should probably be a red flag for a girl who wants a simple, boring life.

Good thing no one falls in love in a weekend.

Warning: Listen only if you don't mind some naughty words, sexy times described in great detail, humor, small-town quirkiness, meddling best friends, mud in the kitchen, references to bisexuality - oh, and talk about candy...and that's not a euphemism for anything...actual candy.

©2014 Erin Nicholas (P)2016 Audible, Inc.

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Kate Udall's narration conveys the sexual tension in this story about a science genius who finds the girl of his dreams at his high school reunion. Udall's varied voices and pacing capture the diverse characters of the town of Sapphire Falls, Nebraska. The resonance of Udall's voice deftly captures Mason Riley's confidence as he returns to his hometown 11 years after making his fortune. There he finds that the people who once regarded him as a geek now need his financial help to save their tiny town. While Udall brings a bit too much melodrama to Adrian's voice, her tone communicates her determined pursuit of Mason. Some extended pauses break up the narrative flow slightly but also give additional steaminess to Mason and Adrian's moments of passion." ( AudioFile Magazine)

Entertaining

Although the narration wasn’t to my liking, I enjoyed these characters coming to life just as I imagined them to be.

FUN, ENTERTAINING, SEXY!

I enjoyed & was thoroughly entertained by this very interesting love story.
You will probably want to read it in one sitting, it's that good!
ENJOY!

Sexy and Sweet!

This is a very cute love story, with a delightfully surprising amount of sex, naughtiness, and emotion. I'm definitely going to listen to more of the series.

A fun town

A fun story of thee returning to your hometown and out shining all the people who thought you where weird .

Loved it

1st time reading this author I loved the playfulness of the writing and characters and will read more of the series

OMG I wish I could give this 6 stars!

A wonderful story of a high-school genius misfit from a small town who makes a career helping people on a global scale, a determined career woman who has a health scare but overcomes her fear for love, a company that combines the skills of incredible people for really good causes and make a good living doing it. And hot sex like only a skilled researcher could do! Not at all preachy, but the author does weave her global aid POV through it. I especially like the writing of solutions during make-out sessions—really hot geek solution.

loved it

great book. I've really enjoyed this series and look forward to reading more by this author.

Very cute story

I really enjoyed this! My first by Erin Nicholas. My preference is always duet style, but the narrator was actually very good. And the story was great!

Interesting Story - Gets Better by the End

I wasn't sure about the story at first, but by the end it was good. Sex on a Porsche car hood at a bar was kinda cra crazy and unbelievable. The story gets better by the end.

Almost enjoyed

This is a story that had legs but was crippled by excessive details of sex. I almost liked it. Kept going it would get better. But no. And the ending feels like a half a sentence. I had high hopes but very disappointed.