F**ked by My Daughter’s Boyfriend

By: Jenny Joy

Narrated by: T. K. Love

It’s Dana’s first day of college and she’s excited about the handsome and sweet guy she met. She brings him home to meet her mother, expecting her mother to meet him and fall in love with him just as she did. But little does she know that Dana’s mother, Tina, will re-kindle the love with her husband in an unusual way involving her hot boyfriend.

©2012 Jenny Joy (P)2020 Jenny Joy

A MRS. ROBINSON MOMENT ON STEROIDS...

Some of you will get the above reference. The story for its part is too condensed to breathe. I get that it's supposed to be a short erotic story but let it unfold and occur at a little more natural pace. There is a shiny moment however, the narrator did a decent job. That is not to say that the author didn't. It just wasn't a homerun.
I received a free copy of this audiobook and I freely give my review of this audiobook.

Her Daughter's Boyfriend

Tina’s daughter brings home her boyfriend Chris from school and Tina and Chris hit it off almost immediately. Tina’s husband was OK with her having sex with Chris and Tina’s daughter was not. This book felt unfinished after the daughter walks in a catches in b@lls deep in her mother. All a ploy to rekindle a relationship with her husband since he was there watching. Not a realistic plot but it was a fun listen.

T. K. Love did a good job with the narration. I received this free copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

This was an alright book.

while the book was good it wasn't great. I think it had more to do with the story line than anything else. To me the plot wasn't realistic but I guess thats why they call it fiction or a fantasy. The narrator did an incredible job she was very easy to listen to. Also the story was well written. I did receive this book for free in exchange for an honest review and i do review books for Audiobooks Unleashed.

...Bad

hate tge voices for tge chacthees felt like they where on helium and the ennding was stupid has made seem like the daughter never mattered in the story progession.