Fourth and Goal

Pass to Win, Book 4

By: Roxy Sinclaire

Narrated by: Lynnae Stanwick

She's a challenge...but I always win.

Shawn Rider is the king of his university - not only on the football field, but with the women as well. Until he meets her - Alice Harper, the girl who turns everyone down. Being cocky, confident, and successful as hell, Shawn isn't used to being turned down...but Alice seems to be worth the fight, and he already knows he's going to win her over in the end.

Alice Harper has big dreams. Coming from a small countryside town, she wants to impress her ex and enrolls in university with her major being psychology. The pretty girl turns everyone's heads, but all she wants is her ex...until Shawn comes along and threatens to change everything.

Fourth and Goal is a full-length bad boy sports romance. This is book four in the Pass to Win series. However, each book is a complete standalone, and you do not have to listen to them in order! There is no cliffhanger, no cheating, and a guaranteed happy ending!

©2016 Roxy Sinclaire (P)2017 Roxy Sinclaire

STORY IS OKAY BUT EDITING ISSUES ARE ANNOYING

Any additional comments?

I was provided this audiobook by the author in exchange for an unbiased review.

First listen to this series and it did well as a stan-alone. Cute and short and packs in a lot of story. Unfortunately, it's not a new storyline... "Guys make a bet over getting a girl, some yadda-yadda and trouble, then they fall in love). Characters are likable but there's not much time for development. And I'm not sure how the title correlates because there wasn't a "last-ditch effort" theme and I didn't notice a wordplay on "fourth." The writing, as a whole, has a Young Adult feel... with Mature Adult Sex.

It's my first listen to Lynnae Stanwick and she pleasantly surprised me. There were technical glitches, though. Chopped endings. Repeats. Overlaps. That sort of stuff.

PUMPING UP ONE THUMB!

Great listen

I really enjoyed this one! I was so glad the narrator was good with both male and female voices.
Some skipping was heard but hopefully that will get worked out. Otherwise a fun listen.
“I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.”

Love in unlikely places.

Would you consider the audio edition of Fourth and Goal to be better than the print version?

I am torn here. I really enjoyed the audio format, as it was performed well...but there were a great deal of technical glitches throughout this audiobook. Based on that it would have been a better read, but if I base on performance it was a better listen.

What did you like best about this story?

I enjoyed the fact that it went into a friend zone and that allowed them to develop their relationship naturally.

Would you listen to another book narrated by Lynnae Stanwick?

Yes. She did a great job performing. She was enthusiastic and clearly spoken, her male voices weren't the best, but they were okay. You were able to tell who was talking and their emotions portrayed easily. Only issue was there were times words were cut off and skip with the recording, which is a technical issue. It was bearable to deal with but got annoying at the end.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

The Anti-boyfriend, boyfriend.

Any additional comments?

This is a great college romance story. It was realistic with characters and had some great friends to lover moments. I really enjoyed the story, and the narration was upbeat and enthusiastic. Beside the minor glitches I really enjoyed this audiobook. I was provided this audiobook for free from the author, narrator, or publisher, for my unbiased review.

Nice story

This was a cute story but the characters although very likable came across as extremely immature. The narrator's voice was clear and understandable but I didn't really like her male voice. However I would listen to another of her books.

Surprising Story!

Roxy Sinclaire delivers a college football story that you think is going to be the typical guy makes a bet to get the girl story! But Alice is not the typical girl and makes Shawn rethink his approach to winning the bet. I found Alice to be a great character that was strong enough to put Shawn in his place when needed. The surprising part is the twist that happens with an ex of Alice's that you do not see coming.

I thought the narrator did a great job portraying all voices throughout the book.

The only problem technically were the sound glitches that happened throughout the book. Hopefully this will be taken care of since some of the narration gets cut off.