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De: T L Swan

Narrado por: Robyn Verne, Jack Stella

I met him, the man of my dreams.

On the worst day of my life.

Catching my boyfriend out was bad.

Coming out of the club in a daze, I stumbled upon a situation which was worse. Much worse.

And it would have been deadly, too.

If he wasn’t there to save me.

My unsuspecting hero.

He was rugged, wild, and powerful.

The way he looked at me set me on fire.

He was wrong for all the right reasons - a bad man with a good heart.

And I fell. Way too hard.

Things started to go amiss, and pieces of the puzzle are missing.

Why was he there that day? Who is he, really?

I’m so confused.

My head and heart are in a battle to the death.

Do I leave with my head?

Or, stay and love with my heart?

©2017 TL Swan (P)2018 TL Swan

really hotttt!

this was really a sexy hot story. at the end it kinda cooled off but it was good. I really liked the male readers voice.

I love this author….

This book did not disappoint. TL is the master weaving a wonderful story. This story is filled with lots of twists and turns and hotness. Awesome read. In addition….Narrators did an amazing job. They did the story justice for sure. This book is worth the credit. Stick with it I promise you will love it.

Awesome!

A must listen.. Awesome story..great narration
Will definitely listen to this to more from this author

I rate half n half

Storyline was ok. The FMC was awful in the storyline. FMC is stupid reckless and just ridiculously ignorant.
MMC was great in the storyline the narrater brought it out.

The best

This book is definitely one of my favorite book. Amazon story!!!!! It’s a must read 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

couldn't finish the book

4 hours left and I couldn't finish this book. The female narrator is over the top in her narration but the male narrator was great. The female character in the story is like 2 different people from beginning to what I listened too. I loved TLs book Our Way but not this one.

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I wanted to get into this book but all the angst & triggers were a bit much…I like that it ends with a HEA but sometimes that’s not enough. The narration was good & so was the storyline but it definitely could’ve been shortened and still achieved the same results. Is it worth the credit? Kinda if you can overlook all of the above then I say…Enjoy!

Unexpectedly Entertaining- Will Add to My Faves

At first, the female narrator REALLY irritated me. She was incredibly melodramatic. It seemed like she was going for some kind of record in how over the top she could be. About an hour into the story, she settled down, and from that point on, her delivery was nearly close to perfect.

A little more than halfway through, there is some action (I don't want to put any spoilers), and the 2 protagonists start arguing. This is where the story really starts to pop. Their interaction is hilarious! Having the story told in the duet way was perfect for the back and forth dialogue of their argument. It is something I haven't been lucky enough to find in this genre, not with any success anyway.

There are also several "I didn't see that coming" moments, which always adds to a great story. I really thought it would be traveling down a certain path with one of the characters, only to find out I was way off the mark. This is always an added bonus that helps a story zing right along.

This story has it all. It's of a nice long length, has some seriously down and dirty love scenes, action, twists and turns, and moments of sheer humor. I will definitely add this one to my favorites!

What a ride!

This book was so good! The storyline was amazing, the spice was on point, and the duet narration 🥵🥵🥵

Glad I continued listening…

First, I absolutely prefer duet narration, where each narrator reads the correct female and male parts. It makes listening much better, like listening to actual dialogue.
That said, the author’s rendition of the FMC left a LOT to be desired. I don’t blame the narrator, I blame the author for creating a character that appeared to be a total moron for 75 percent of the book.
The last 25 percent was worth the listen.