Now You're Mine

Possessing Her, Book 2

By: Morgan Bridges

Narrated by: Amelia Hugh, Walker Williams

Length: 6 hrs and 42 mins

Publisher's summary

Being without her isn't an option for me. Or her.

The Protector

She's in danger.

Just the thought of this threatens my sanity.

I'll do anything to keep her safe… Even things that she doesn't agree with.

If she thinks stalking her is bad, Calista's in for a surprise.

The Prisoner

Hayden is certifiable. And I love him.

What I don't like are his methods of protection.

Except the more perilous things become, the closer I get to him. And the secrets he's keeping from me.

Now You're Mine is book two in the Possessing Her duet, where Hayden and Calista find their HEA. Eventually...

Intended for mature listeners.

©2023 Building Bridges Publishing (P)2024 Podium Audio

Good

Better spice than the first book. I’m not sure if it was really worth the $20. Since I didn’t want to wait till next month for another book credit. But I definitely like the series. She still didn’t find out why she got pregnant so maybe there’s a third book in the works?

Loved it!

What a wild ride! Loved it-narration, storyline, everything. Listened to both in 2 days.

Outstanding

I loved everything about this story. All the twists and turns were incredible. I recommend this book.

Sooo disappointing from book one!

Let me preface this with I want a book where I'm constantly gasping. Either at the plot or the spice. But it can't have one but not the other for me. That said...

I literally raved about the first book and how captivated I was from the get! Finished all 8 hours in a day and immediately preordered the sequel and the sheer disappointment! This book felt sooo rushed. Like the author gave up on the creative ending and compensated with extra spice.

Like the culprit of who was behind the drugs? There was like no hype no build up, plot twists and that whole scene was very anticlimactic! But every other chapter he was 'servicing' her - and don't get me wrong, I like my books where the spice be spicin'! But that's all I felt this was.

She never even found out about the shot?!

I'm prob being overly harsh but I had such greater expectations for this book. 😞

Was very lacking

Okay, first: the female narrator’s voice was annoying. I thought I’d give it another go for this book but turns out I couldn’t stand her voice or how she seemed to always be whining and upset about something, even when the character isn’t supposed to be upset. Second: the actual storyline was so lacking. It seemed like the author just threw things together and made a book out of it. At least with the first book it mostly kept me intrigued, but this book just seemed to drag on and on when it could have been shorter without all the fluff the author added in. It absolutely added nothing of value to the book and just made it annoying. And don’t even get me started on Callie’s character. The man could slap her and I’m positive she’d forgive him. Just STOPPPPPP making weak women characters that give in and forgive a man simply because he can make you orgasm. Callie is weak and simple and not the type of character I like reading about. I like capable and clever females, which is the opposite of Callie. She goes on and on about catching the person who killed her father and has breakdowns over it but somehow is just all cool with her boyfriend being the killer!? Oh and that he spent weeks on an island and DENIED her clothes?! Oh and faked her birth control so he could essentially force her into a pregnancy!? Oh and tattoo her against her will!?! I mean I can go on and on. I’m all for possessive and obsessed MMC in books, in fact I love it, but this crap storyline was garbage. At the very least, let her get in a few punches and have a sharp tongue so we readers can feel validated that she’s not a doormat. All in all, the book sucked.