are you freaking serious!

loved the narrator. loved the story until the last minute. are you serious with this semi-cliffhanger? by the time the next audible book comes out, will I even remember this??

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Nothing like her other books.

If you are reading this because you’re a Kylie Scott fan, I’d suggest waiting for her next story. This narrative is dull and focuses more on fashion brands and luxury life than actual romance. The timeline also bugged me. Scotts other books narrow in on the antagonist by giving readers a rooted sense of the individual, helping us make a connection to her and work through problems and situations as if they were our own. This book immediately begins with the man sweeping a waitress off her feet, which doesn’t appeal. The usual spark that builds up to passion isn’t there. The concept of the man not being interested in sleeping with the woman was another piece of the storyline that didn’t work for me. This book just doesn’t compare to Scott’s previous works. If I read it compared to the others without background information I would assume it was the first thing she’d written and the other books came later in her career.

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Highly Recommend

I love Kylie Scott novels. My favourite part was the quotes casually thrown in. Narration by Andi Arndt was perfect. Highly recommend this one.

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Wanted: rich bus boy

First of all, I have to say I LOVE the combo of Kylie Scott and Andi Arndt!!!! Andi Arndt as a narrator is always a treat. Her voice is so expressive! And somehow you always know which character is speaking, she never breaks character. I always love books by Kylie Scott. She takes you on an emotional journey, but in a way that you don't mind. Her stories are full of ups and downs, and laughter and sadness (I'm not actually one of those women who cry over books or movies). She doesn't stay in the doldrums for too long, nor does she get too overly dramatic in the situations that her characters get in to. I think this what keeps her books so light and fun, even though they still have tension and conflict that every story needs. This is a stand alone HEA, but I personally started my love of all things Kylie Scott with Lick from the Stage Dive series. My favorite of hers is probably Flesh of the Flesh series, with zombies. I do love me some paranormal romance, especially when it's M/F/M. If you haven't read any of her other books, you definitely should!

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Kinda slow

Honestly I will start by saying that Andi probably saved this for me, because her voice, as well as her male voice, made it bearable in alot of parts. The story itself wasn't bad, just slow and drug out, and I didn't like the way all of the angst and chaos wasn't dealt with in a more suitable manner to the book. I like Kylie's styling of writing, however, this one made the female character Alice seem meeker than necessary, and that didn't set well with me (you'll know what I mean if you listen to the book). Beck was just really an overgrown boy trying to find his way in a sea of sharks, and he got there in the end, but even his story wasn't played out very well. The back up characters were ok, albeit somewhat annoying at times and made me wonder why they were even written in. All in all I don't feel as though it was a wasted credit, however, it won't be one in my library that I'll listen to again unless I just get overly bored and need to listen to Andi tell a story. Hope that helps!

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`So well written, yet so frustrating

I’m just not convinced by the characters, they are interesting and well written, but I’m just not completely buying the romance. I was completely into the connection while they were both poor, but once the power dynamics changed due to money it was no longer obvious why they were together. We were constantly being reminded that the heroine fell for him before she new about the money, but what we actually got was him not actually equalising the power disparity the money causes or respecting her voice. There is not compromise there is just agreement. He asked she to uproot her life for him, she went along with this He told her when they weren’t and when they were going to have sex and she went along with it He asked her to not share everything about her life with who she wanted, and she agreed to this. He bought chose and bought their house For them, and she went along with it. He arranged for her to work for him and she agreed to this. Is she actually a person with her own life, or is she a character reflection of him. All the above is justified because there is conversation, however it doesn’t change the fact that she is isolated, financially dependant and doesn’t have equal power and say in the relationship.

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Loved this one

I highly recommend this book by Kylie Scott, so far every book of this author that I have read has been good, so I expected to enjoy this one. Andi Arndt is phenomenal narrating both male and female parts.

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Good by not Great

I enjoyed this book but not close to being one of my favorites. It almost seemed too unrealistic and could not get into like I have hers in the past.

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Really....not at all disappointing

Beck and Alice. The beginning didn’t at all hint to the meat of the book- but very well written- hopeful for a few sequels- Ethan and Henry, even a novella for Emma?!?! Great narration.

Ended too soon

why did it end so abruptly? there is so much more story to tell.