Undo Me

The Good Ol' Boys

By: M. Robinson

Narrated by: Lauren Sweet, Logan McAllister

I fell in love with her when I was 17.

She brought me to my knees when I was 20.

I loved her against reason. I loved her against hope. I loved her against all odds.

Now she's back, a constant reminder of what I lost, what could have been.

I hate her. I resent her. I still love her. Can I forgive her?

Will she be my end once again or my beginning?

©2016 M. Robinson (P)2016 M. Robinson

Excellent Series!

I love this series. The plot for each of the books continues to evolve! The narration gives that extra flair to the books. This author did a great job with the details of each of her character builds. A job well done! I previously read Complicate Me and Forbid Me by this author and come to love her style of writing. I will definitely be reading the rest of the books in this series. I am voluntarily reviewing this audiobook because of the narrator Logan McAllister.

Undo Do me undid me

As far as audiobooks go I throughly enjoyed Undo Me. This is my favorite book written by M. Robinson and the audiobook did not disappoint. Lauren Sweet and Logan McCallister did an amazing job bringing the Good Ol Boys to life.

My Two Pennies

Lauren Sweet and Logan McAllister have done an incredible narration on this story. You feel exactly what the author is giving through both characters. I PROMISE you're in for an unbelievable emotional roller coaster ride of emotions. Dylan, this man knows who he wants and he is set on having Aubrey as his ALWAYS. We start out with a nice ride with these two developing a friendship and growing into more then the twists came out of left field but they fit so perfectly at the same time. One minute we're swooning and the next gasping in complete shock about what's happening. Years go by, we learn what has been going on and it's heartbreaking. The ups and downs are necessary to fully appreciate and understand what both Dylan and Aubrey are experiencing. This was a unbelievable story and couldn't put it down. Yes it is a standalone but I want more from these boys, I'm without a doubt continuing on with this series.

Phenomenal

This book is phenomenal.  The pain, anguish, and regret  is so palpable that you stop and really take a moment of what's going on. I can't not count how many times I stopped to mentally bring myself back with Aubrey.  My heart bled for Dylan on so many occasions. M. Robinson really pushed the limits on this one and tumbled down the rabbit hole only  to dig deeper and give us a genuine, profound story. I am mesmerized by the multiple plot twists that you will see when you read this novel. A word of caution.  This one does have triggers. So please heed this warning! I highly recommend this beautiful dark novel. narrators and narrative was fantastic!!!!

This book was ok

I liked the story, definitely has some twists I didn’t see coming. narration was ok. It grated my nerves every time the narrator said “suga”.

Good book way too long.

I enjoyed the book but I had to fast forward a lot to get through all the internal dialogue. I really enjoyed the love scenes. But with sad that there was so much pain and heartbreak through most of the book. I don't think I will listen to book 2.

DNF. Exhausting. Moved. So. Slow.

Struggled well past 2/3 of the way, moved crazy slow. with so many good books available, I can't justify more time on this.

very slow story, hard to finish

This story dragged so much I had to listen to it at double speed. I read the first two books in the series so I really wanted to know what happened between these two characters. Those two books dragged enough that I chose to listen to this book instead of read it. I wish I hadn't wasted the credit though. I will not be reading the next book in this series. Also, I was not a fan of the southern accents. A young guy from the south doesn't say "suga". It's pronounced "sugar".