Dirty Little Vow

Tyler & Bella Trilogy, Book 3

By: Lisa Renee Jones

Narrated by: Avery Reid, Troy Duran

Tyler Hawk. A man who seems to have it all, except her. Bella. Beautiful, rebellious Bella. His employee. His best friend's sister.

Now his father is dead, and the future of the family empire depends on him taking a wife. And there is only one woman he can dare act out this charade with-and that's her. A woman he trusts. A woman he burns for.

And suddenly, it's not a charade at all.

But when the man who declares he will never fall in love, falls, what comes next?

Especially when an enemy wants to take the only thing that matters anymore from him.

That enemy wants Bella.

Contains mature themes.

©2023 Julie Patra Publishing/Lisa Renee Jones (P)2024 Tantor

Great characters. interesting plot!

I liked the smart, interesting and sexy characters and the Nashville setting. Some pretty steamy sex scenes, too!

Good series interesting story line.

The change of the male narrator. Teddy Hamilton was better. Why the change? The female was good

The entire trilogy for 1 credit? maybe.

I often enjoy Ms Jones’ work but only purchase her books on sale. She takes the practice of spreading one story’s worth of material across multiple books to an extreme. The obsession with bathrooms and peeing is also a bit distracting.

The Tyler and Bella trilogy was another example of spreading the story too thin in a cynical effort to increase revenue.

The trilogy clocks in at close to 16 hours but that is tempered by the fact that perhaps 3 hours in the second and third books are repeated segments from the first book.

The story is interesting enough, there is some ridiculously unrealistic internal dialogue and the plot revolves around the challenges and woes of the uber wealthy…it’s hard to care much about their problems.

It’s entertaining enough, if you can get the books on sale or bound together as a single purchase you should consider it.

This story ended more to tell

I enjoyed the first two books this last one disappointed and fell flat not the author best work