Hood Boyz Fall in Love Too

De: Shvonne Latrice

Narrado por: Georgie Kimble, K. Bernard

Duración: 12 h y 56 m

Resumen del Editor

Owen Santiago hasn't been dealt the greatest hand in life, with one tragic event in particular changing her for seemingly forever. Not willing to let the hardships drag her down, she presses forward, making herself happy the best way she knows how and by any means necessary. Owen is perfectly happy, or so she thinks, and believes the last thing she needs is a man, especially one as masculine, handsome, bold, yet undeniably sweet as Conquer. But what she soon realizes is there is a vast difference between men and little boys.

Conquer, a very important man in the city of Las Vegas, isn't your typical street thug. Being taught since birth that the mafia was always number one, Conquer has a callous, no-nonsense personality. With his smooth ways, intelligence, slightly rude demeanor, and sexy smile, he's irresistible to just about every woman that crosses his path, even ones like... Owen.

When the handsome charmer and emotionally scarred beauty meet, the chemistry is immediate and intense, with both parties becoming like a drug to one another. Unfortunately, they both have factors within their lives that make a union seem not only impossible but highly unlikely. Will Owen fall victim to Conquer's spell, despite him not being her type in more ways than one? And will Conquer be willing to go against the grain just to have Owen, or will they both realize that love only suits..."normal" people. This hood romance is laced with heartbreak, tragedy, lust, and betrayal, but most of all a raw and unexpected love.

©2020 Shvonne Latrice (P)2021 Recorded Books Inc.

Audible Retry

The story is good but the narrators voices do not fulfill the story line. I was aware of this before I listen but decided to give it a try anyway. I'm am happy this series is on kindled unlimited as well. I think it isn't work purchasing via audible.

Good book

The male voice certainly did not match the character so it took me a minute but overall I liked it

Just Ok

This was actually a pretty good listen. The narrators were just HORRIBLE. The female dragged her reads and the male narrator seemed to be trying too hard. The female sounded like she was bored, which made me just not wanna listen.
Really wanted to like this, but a narrator will ruin the entire listen, which is what happened for me.

Loved the story! Hated the narrators

I absolutely loved the story line but no matter how fast I speed up the women’s voice she still talked to slow and please don’t get me started on the males voice he was so freaking corney and lame it was really bad. I saw some people say they got used to it but I never did.

Narration horrible

The narrator with the female voice spoke extremely slow!! I had to go to settings to speed her voice up so I could get into the book. The male was no better he sounded robotic and as if he didn't know what the hood was! Now about the book it was amazing! From start to finish it kept me entertained and waiting for what was next to come !

Narrators are not good.

I like the story, but the narrators suck. The female reads entirely too slow, and the male voice is just annoying. However, if you increase the speed of the narration, you may be able to tolerate them to enjoy the story.

Narrator

The narrator or the girl was very horrible. On some parts I wasn’t able to hear what she was saying. Some part I was into and some part as like ok this part is boring.

Honey Pot Gold

I love the drama that unfolds anyone gets a taste of Owen. That drama explodes when Conquers' conquests don't like his obsession with Owen. The narrators could use some work -- Georgie please say ask and asked not axe and axed. K. Bernard is new to me and is okay just bit over the top.

Great Story

loved the story but the narration didn't match. they the male was too "proper" . ended up finishing the series on Kindle.

These narrators tho

These Narrators are literally the worse. The female narrator is robotic and the male narrator sounds like a middle aged Harvard professor and not someone in the street. Who chose these narrators?