Ace of Spades

Aces & Eights, Book 3

By: Sandra Owens

Narrated by: Amy McFadden, Sebastian York

Two FBI agents struggle with desire in the shadow of a killer, in the third installment of Aces & Eights.

Nate Gentry has been a rock for his two younger brothers since the day their mom walked out and left them with their abusive father. Now that they've grown up, he's watched Alex and Court fall in love and settle down. But Nate isn't made for romance. He keeps his relationships casual. And getting casual with his partner is a fantasy he can't shake...

Taylor Collins has feelings for Nate, too - and though they run hot, her best friend on the team is strictly off limits. Until a spark in his eyes says, Go for it. But reaching out could prove to be a bad move now that they're working closer together than ever, and on the most dangerous case of their careers.

An investigation into a brutal series of murders is stirring up bad memories for Taylor, and neither she nor Nate can imagine how close to home it's going to hit. When it does, Nate will risk everything - including his heart - to keep Taylor safe.

©2018 Sandra Owens (P)2018 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved

Gentry Brothers rule!

Love, love, love the Gentry Brothers! This is Nate's story and I thoroughly enjoyed it! Sebastian York is the perfect Nate Gentry. Fingers crossed there is a book about their sister.

Enjoyed the series kept me smiling

Loved the series read and listened to all in 4 days, wanted to get to the end to start the be
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Excellent narration and story

This is a great story with mysteries and strong, interesting characters. The romance is graphic in parts. The narration is wonderful! Great story and narration!

Good Series

I enjoyed Nate's story. There was enough plot to keep me interested. Sebastian York's voice was of course wonderful. The man can melt buttah with that voice! I generally like Amy McFadden's narrations. It seems like Taylor's character should've had a bit stronger or deeper voice which really isn't McFadden's. Otherwise, narration was good. The hang ups I have with the story itself seems to be with quite a few romances these days. Too much repetition regarding sexual scenes, repeating thoughts about how someone smells, touching the lower back, kissing below the ear, that electricity or charge the characters feel, blah! I swear, these things are in every book I listen to these days. If half of those scenes were cut out then the story would be cut from 9 hours to probably 6. There must be some kind of unwritten checklist about what romance writers have to include in every single book they write! If there's a book about the sister, I hope there will be more story line and not so much of the fluff that gets put in.

good read

good story to listen to overall love the storyline great details as for the performance I love Sebastian York the female narrator was okay but overall goodread