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By: Ava Harrison

Narrated by: Andi Arndt, Joe Arden

From USA Today best seller Ava Harrison comes a sexy new stand-alone romance novel.

Pierce Lancaster is bad news. Spoiled. Entitled. Sexy as - he's exactly what I don't want in my life. What I don't need. I'm not the girl he knew before. I've changed.

But he hasn't. He's trouble filled with empty promises. I've come too far to fall back.

Yet I can't seem to stay away. I can't say no. I am addicted to Pierce Lancaster.

©2018 Ava Harrison (P)2018 Ava Harrison

I'm not sure...

I am not sure why I couldn't connect with the characters. I found the story okay. I really liked the second book in this series.

The narration is perfect.

Hypocrisy

Spencer's former addict wife Olivia and his brothers are all hypocrites who irritated me the entire book.

Intensely sexy. Riveting.

Characters are REAL. You want to root for them. Very Sexy. What a ride! Storyline is compelling.

So Good!

Love Andi and Joe so this was an automatic for me, it was so good! I love Pierce! He was determined and fierce in all the right ways (once he got his head out of his a$$) I really enjoyed this story.

what an emotional ride

I wasn't sure I'd like this story or not. both pierce and lindsay are in the previous book but never cared too much about them as came off as spoiled kids.

and they are, but this is a story of 2 broken people who were ignored and all their families did was throw money at them all their life. both felt unwanted and useless until tragedy. all I can say is this was such an emotional book. these 2 characters grew on me and we get inside their heads and begin to understand them. and you get to experience the transition as they grow up and learn to care for each other and mature.

and the big build up at the end! wow! did not see that coming. narrators are top notch. wasn't sure about Joe Arden playing pierce as he was a more immature cHaracter imo but damn he pulled it off! narrators alone are worth listening this book.

the ending was maybe a bit sudden and wouldn't have minded a longer epilogue.