Fake Crowne

De: CD Reiss

Narrado por: Andi Arndt, Joe Arden

Colton Crowne is famous for two things: being one of the music industry’s most talented producers and partying away his massive inheritance.

I’m a singer with stage fright who’s famous for…well…nothing yet. And I promised my family if I didn’t make it big by the end of this year, I’d go back to med school.

My agent thinks Colton and I would be a great team both in the studio, and outside of it—especially if label executives think we’re dating.

The rules? We can kiss in public, but not in private.

We can act like we’re doing the deed, as long as we’re not.

And as far as having actual feelings for each other goes…that’s obviously out of the question.

But after so many late nights in the studio and a bunch of stolen kisses, I start to see beyond his party boy facade to something real underneath. And he believes in me–with his coaching and encouragement, I’m finally overcoming my anxiety and giving the best performances of my life.

If only time wasn’t running out so fast.

Then Colton has an idea to keep us together. It’s terrible, but it’s the only way.

How can I let him destroy everything he’s worked for just to make me happy?

Includes: Hero with a heart of gold, stolen kisses, surprising chivalry, private stuff in a public bathroom, swank parties, grinding it out, stolen glances, and Momma Crowne setting her boy straight.

©2023 CD Reiss (P)2025 Flip City Media

The fifth Crowne!

Colton, the black sheep of the Crowne family, finally gets his story. He’s definitely the poor rich dude and sexy AF. He’s one of six and his siblings are all pretty successful so compared to them, he’s kinda a screw up. Then there’s Skye with all her talent and issues. They start a fake relationship with rules that are promptly broken by both. And in the process of trying to find success in their chosen careers, they help each other overcome obstacles both real and imagined and become better versions of themselves.

I read the story and it’s good but this audiobook takes the story to another level as both narrators are exceptional in their roles. Andi Arndt sings! Her voice is beautiful and she was the perfect Skye. Joe Arden was also perfect as Colton. He’s always able to bring out the emotions of the characters and it never fails to hit me right in the feels.

GREAT Book & AWESOME Performance

WOW! The story is Fabulous, but the Performances by Joe & Andi are beyond Great! Andi has a BEAUTIFUL singing voice & that was the Cherry on top of it all!! Superb!!!

Another complicated Crowne brother.

I am a huge fan of CD Reiss and The Crowne Brothers series is a favorite. This is the story of the younger brother Colton and Skye, a struggling singer. Both of these characters struggle with self-confidence, and question their abilities and their paths in life. Skye also suffers from stage fright and is not necessarily encouraged in her music journey by her parents. Colton has a history with a former girlfriend/singer and now he questions his abilities and makes some questionable choices.

Their fake relationship didn't stay fake for long and both are more willing to support the other and see their strengths than to see their own. The chemistry is there from the get go but neither wants to let down their guard long enough to let themselves admit to their growing feelings.

Andi Arndt and Joe Arden are each incredible in their own right, and pairing them together elevates this audiobook to a 5 star listen. They embodied these characters perfectly and kept me engaged from page one.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️❤️

This. Book. I am a massive audiobook lover and this surprise audio release was EVERYTHING and more. Joe and Andi were incredible! Every emotion the author meant to relay flowed off these narrators tongues which supported a fully immersive experience.

The story is amazing! Super original take on the classic “girl moves to Hollywood to sing” trope mixed with delicious steam and heart. I devoured this entire audiobook in a single day… I’m a gifted multi-tasker. 5 STARS!!!!!

Love wins!

I read this in audio and loved the narrators. The characters seemed to very down on themselves and while both are very skilled, cannot see past their weaknesses. They see the beauty and skills of the other and set out on a brief journey to be dating for the public eye only. Over time their fake relationship becomes full of feelings. Love and inadequacy. Walking away is easier than fighting to stay. But the fight is totally worth it and love wins!