E-Girl

De: Nikki Crescent

Narrado por: Ava Stone

John devoted a huge chunk of his life to trying to be a professional gamer: a pursuit that was mocked by many, including his own parents. Now, in his 30s, with a wasted decade behind him, he’s starting to realize that maybe the critics were right to mock him. He’s jobless, has no degree, and he’s single…but there is a girl.

John has played with Billie Rae online a few times. She’s sweet, funny, and the two play well together…until they discover that they live in the same city. Then, Billie Rae gets uncomfortable and ghosts John. At least that’s how it seems—and then a wealthy entrepreneur reaches out to John; he wants John on his new pro gaming team. It’s a shocking dream come true for John—and it’s an even bigger shock when he moves into the team house and meets his new teammates.

One is a beautiful, petite E-Girl. She’s sweet, funny, talented…and it turns out, John already knows her; he’s played with her many times before. His new teammate is Billie Rae. And John doesn’t know it just yet, but he might just know Billie Rae even better than he realized.

©2023 Nikki Crescent (P)2023 Nikki Crescent

Excellent, realistic storytelling.

E-Girl boasts wonderfully realistic situations and organic stoytelling. It will make you laugh, it will make you groan and it will warm your heart! And maybe other bits 😁

The story.

It was simple and easy to understand. But it was well done and good to listen.

When’s the sequel!

10/10 will read again, story was fantastic and all around such a great read, this would be a great series!

loves

omg this story is beautiful in a gamers way of love and drama It's so worth it.

amazing story

it was amazingly written and I loved how well the game details were done most books I've listened to have sounded like they knew almost nothing about league

Great story telling. Had me hooked.

Both the story and the performance was great. Loved the details. I know I am going to listen to this again.

Nice mix of drama and just business

I was impressed how the plots developed. The flashback to the past when she was he and how it came full circle. Also the play on perception and grey areas of poorly or maybe purposefully passed on information or rumors. Usually in an effort to tear down and destroy and I loved how the herd was thinned and they became winners!! Love it when the victimized conquer the people that are trying to bully what is seen as the weak. Thank you. Mike

Great Romance, Bad Gameplay

I like the romance aspect of the story, but each time the story mentioned the game, I really wish it would have been more realistic in the way it talked about it. The main guy is supposed to be a pro/semi-pro. He should be able to explain the game really easily in a way even noobs could understand, but the explanations are so shallow and almost confuse you more. You don't have to explain all of League, but brushing off a lot of events by just saying "that's not important right now" a lot makes me feel like it's a part of the story that you don't know about. It makes me wonder if you've even played League or if you're just using common things from it to push the story along. I think the story would have been so much better if the League of Legends play felt real and talked about by someone who played the game more regularly because as is, it just feels like someone maybe watched a handful of games/videos (maybe played a game or two) and then decided to use it in a story.

utter garbage

The book is not a romance with a trans girl it is a book made for Chasers please beware do not buy this