Downshift

Skid Row Kings Series, Book 1

By: Winter Travers

Narrated by: Jessica Eastwick

Luke Jensen lived on the wrong side of the tracks all his life, but that never stopped him from realizing his dream and making it a reality. Now, the king of the street racing scene, he finally has everything he wants and he won't let anyone take it away from him.

Violet Barnes lived a sheltered life growing up, never fitting in except in the books that she loved. After losing her parents, she forges forward, creating her own little world, content in being alone.

When Violet stumbles into Luke's shop, sparks fly but neither can let go of the hard lessons they learned growing up.

Will Violet give Luke a chance to prove he's not just another gear head? Or will Luke write Violet off before they even have a chance to see that they both need to let go of their past, and focus on the future?

Due to sexual content and profanity, this book is recommended for ages 18+.

©2016 Sara V Reifowitz (P)2016 Sara V Reifowitz

Downshift

I loved , adored, and enjoyed every moment of this book. I’m going to be honest and admit that I have read this book twice before, hearing it was fantastic. I did wish there was a male for the male parts, that being said... Jessica Eastwick was a great narrator, kudos for taking on both female and male characters.

Narrators midwestern accent is too much!

Book is ok but the narration is subpar. The narrator has potential but she needs more practice and elocution lessons to loose her strong accent. Also she can’t do a male voice and it’s hard to figure out which character is talking. Skip this one one audible, maybe try to find it in an ebook.

Holy Moly

I read the book and I loved listening to it. I hope Winter puts the rest of her books on audio. I love it!!!! Thank you Winter for downshift....

loved it!

I wished the other two books were on audio too! However, I loved Luke! He is by far my favorite so far!!

Great Story, Terrible narration and recording.

I really liked the story, but the narration was terrible. I listened to the first book and wasn't too impressed with the narration so I though this one would be better and unfortunately it was worse. I recommend you read it on your own. It's a great story with a tiny touch of spice.