Ivy's League

By: Nia Forrester

Narrated by: A. M. Elizabeth Kay, Lawrence Baldwin

By any measure, she is a success. By any measure that is, except her own.

Ivy Livingstone has entrée into Washington DC’s political elite, lives in an exclusive neighborhood and sends her son to a sought-after private school. But her beautiful life is a gilded cage. She is independent, but alone. And unfortunately, very few men are confident enough to believe they are in Ivy’s league. Eli Thomason has all the confidence in the world, except when it comes to his own judgment about women. And his attraction to Ivy Livingstone proves him right. She is everything he shouldn’t want: a woman above his station and beyond his means. He overreached once before and still lives with the heartbreaking consequences, so why does he find it so difficult to leave Ivy alone?

And if their own baggage isn’t enough, Ivy and Eli have to contend with circumstances around them that seem to confirm their worst fear: that the bond they’re beginning to build can’t possibly last.

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Good story, buttttt

I really enjoyed this story but I was distracted by the fact woman narrator not finishing words. I’m not sure it’s the book or what but she didn’t pronounce S’s at the end of sentences.

Well Written Story But ABSOLUTELY hated Eli

As I said, well written story and solid performances HOWEVER I strongly urge women not to romanticize this BS and men like Eli….toxic as heck

Mature Love 💕

This story hit home. I married someone who needed time to get himself together before he was ready to love me the way I needed and deserved. I learned to be patient and respectful of his choices. Ivy and Eli experience realistic situations that challenge love, relationships, and self worth.

Ivy & Eli

Such a lovely romance story. Growth and realistic plot which made the characters development enjoyable. 10/10 Nia strikes again.

The pauses and cut offs…UGH

This was a great book and I thoroughly enjoyed it. However, the narrators cut off words constantly and it was frustrating. Lastly, the long pauses between chapters was annoying.