The Sweetest Revenge

By: Lucy Felthouse

Narrated by: Margaret Ashley

Length: 1 hr and 2 mins

Publisher's summary

Abigail’s had a crush on Mackenzie, the motorcycle courier, for months, but Mackenzie doesn’t even know she exists. Nothing exists for Mackenzie, though, except for her pride and joy - her Ducati Monster.

After an unpleasant encounter, Abigail decides to get her own back on Mackenzie - in the worst possible way. Despite the pleas of her colleagues, Abigail plans to hide Mackenzie’s precious motorbike and take the haughty so-and-so down a peg or two.

Naturally, when Mackenzie discovers her bike is gone, there are fireworks. It’s April 1, so she suspects trickery rather than criminal activity, but that doesn’t mean the person responsible will be getting off lightly....

©2017 Lucy Felthouse (P)2018 Lucy Felthouse

Hot🔥🔥🔥🔥

In a word, this book was hot. It was a easy reading short story filled with heat. The story is from Abigail’s POV and the only two people who actually speak are her and Makenzie.

Abigail, who had a wicked crush on the younger Mackenzie, finally gets up the nerve to make a move. She is sorely rebuffed leading her to attempt the epic revenge. Mackenzie, who has had negative experiences with women pretending to be interested as an office dare, doubts Abigail’s attraction when the older woman approaches her, so she blows her off! Big mistake!!

As always the narrator was wonderful and really made the story pop. I loved the way she differentiated the two women.

I received this book in exchange for an honest review.

Well narrated

This is a very beautifully written romance story that includes humor and some intense scenes

Well paced.

The summary for this short story is essentially a barebones version of the plot. What you see is what you get. You’re dropped into the middle of a scene with some very well-done world-building. You’re told everything you need to know and the story progresses at a natural and believable pace.

As the majority of the story is world-building and setting the scene, there’s not much of a payout at the end. It feels more like reading the first chapter of what would likely be a very steamy novel.

My favorite aspect of this story is the narrator. She really makes the older female protagonist believable and does a good job of breathing life into the characters. The most lacking aspect of the narration is her Scottish accent.

NOTE: This copy was provided to me free of charge as a digital review copy. The opinions stated in this review are mine and mine alone, I was not paid or requested to give this book a certain rating, suggestion, or approval.