Rock and a Hard Place

De: Andrea Bramhall

Narrado por: Nicola Victoria Vincent

Expert mountain climber Jayden Harris has the world at her feet until an avalanche at Everest base camp sweeps it all out from under her. She wants nothing more to do with the mountains, and turns her back on it all.

Rhian Phillips is a successful London marketing executive who has the chance of a lifetime fall in her lap. She’s sent to produce a reality TV series on competitive climbers, while showcasing the stunning beauty of a Patagonian glacier and the Cerro Fitz Roy range.

An accident brings Jayden and Rhian together, and outside pressures keep them at each other’s sides. When you’re stuck between a rock and a hard place eventually something has to give. The one thing they never counted on was them both wanting to stay together.

A lesbian romance about pushing onwards and defying expectations.

©2017 Andrea Bramhall (P)2019 Ylva Publishing

Marvelous author and performance.

The story of a heart broken on Everest and a chance of healing in Patagonia. Jaden lost her partner on Everest and ran from the mountains vowing to never return. Then her sister is hurt in a fall into a crevasse and Jaden is forced to replace her on a reality show. Riley is running the marketing and business side job operations. A romance and adventure story. Recommended.

“Rock and a Hard Place” by Andrea Bramhall, narrated by Nicola Victoria Vincent

Andrea Bramhall is a new author to me. I’m really glad I found her! I loved everything about this book. The storyline is interesting as hell, the characters are well developed and Bramhall has a gift for describing scenery, action sequences, emotions, well, everything actually!

Rhian Phillips is a marketing executive who gets the chance to produce a reality TV series on competitive climbing. Expert mountain climber Jayden Harris has backed away from anything mountain related after a horrible accident claims the life of her girlfriend and numerous other climbers. The two are thrust together due to unforeseen circumstances. A tentative friendship eventually turns into more.

There’s a lot going on so you definitely won’t get bored. And you can’t beat the background of the beautiful mountains and glaciers of Patagonia!

The lovely voice of Nicola Victoria Vincent makes the whole experience even better! This book is fantastic!

Slow start

This book had a really slow start and didn’t have me hooked from the beginning, but then I loved the story and didn’t want it to stop. Good listen .

good read!

Funny moments combined with moments that you want to shake the characters adds up to a pretty good damn read.

Excellent!

I loved Rock and A Hard Place. Great story. Loved the climbing details. A sport I know nothing about. Excellent narration by Nicola Victoria Vincent.

amazing

the story line was exciting and the romance build up was good. I loved the book and the narration

Nice listen

I really liked the mountain climbing, reality show concept of this book. I really enjoyed the reality show contestants and wished there was more about them. The romance was slow burn and a miscommunication troupe. I think the miscommunication could have been wrapped up sooner and more of the reality show aspect of it. Overall I really liked the book. It has some spice near the end.

More like a 4.5... still, very good!

I really enjoyed this audio book. I loved the narration, the storyline, the dialogue, the fact that it turned into a romantic, icy, amazing race, and I really am a sucker for the stories where two people pretend to be dating then fall in love anyway... my only real issue was the abrupt ending. I was listening to it, thinking there was probably another 5 minutes, and she said "The End." Anyway, great listen!

Lovely!

Can't wait for the next mountain climb in the series. I hope there will be even more books about trekking and outdoor adventures with lusty interludes in near future from this author and audio reader.

Great story!

This had a great story line and kept me intrigued throughout the whole book. There are some similar type of books that sound too generic, but this one doesn't at all.