Claiming Tuesday

The Next Generation, Book 4

By: Riley Edwards

Narrated by: Troy Duran, Devon Grace

Tuesday Knowls is done. Once burned, twice shy. Twice burned? Game over. On the outside Tuesday has it all. She comes from money, she’s a beautiful runway model, her smile comes easy, and she’s quick to laugh. But looks can be deceiving. Inside, she’s lost and lonely. So when the smokin’ hot firefighter swoops in with his sweet talk and promises, she decides to be the one who uses, for once.

Jackson Clark is a man who knows what he wants. And he wants Tuesday. He sees past the beautiful façade she shows the world straight to the pain she hides. When Tuesday offers him a friends-with-benefits arrangement—minus the friendship—he has no choice but to accept her offer. He’s willing to do anything to get close to the elusive woman and show her he’s worth the risk.

When Tuesday starts getting presents from a secret admirer, she goes into a tailspin. She’s been down this ugly road before and she knows how it can destroy her life.

Can she really trust that Jackson is the good guy in this mess? And, if he is, will she realize in time that not only will he protect her heart, but he might just save her life?

©2019 Riley Edwards (P)2022 Riley Edwards

Great story

Loved the story well written and kept me on my toes. You can feel the love of each other and family

Loved!!

I have listen to the Next Generation series 2x now, I most likely will again. The characters are great and the narrators are SPECTACULAR!!

best yet

loved it can't wait for next couldn't stop, put it down! every book gets better!

The story line

I like how it has danger and romance some parts you laugh other parts you cry

great listen

a great listen and a wonderful set of books have fun with them all .

Great story

Voice of Tuesday is a bit over the top when she voices Jackson, lighten up a little on gruff.

Another terrific audio in the Next Generation seri

Another terrific audio in the Next Generation series! Humor was abundant but of course high in emotion too. The audio sucked me right in, and because my circumstances allowed I essentially finished it in one swoop while working around the house. Laughs, danger, mystery, action and suspense perfectly woven together in a great HEA fir Jackson and Tuesday. Jackson...swoon....such loyalty and devotion. And Tuesday is one tough cookie too. I love how Riley weaved not only the parents into the story, but also the siblings and cousins from previous stories are seaminglessly woven in. And thumbs up on the narration.

Good Story, Great Narration

I waited for the audio to release and I am so glad I did. The narration is spot on!

I enjoyed this story. It will leave you guessing and wondering what is going to happen next...

I love these characters and the families, I am so excited for what's to come!

Love at first sight

This series is great! Tuesday is a beautiful woman who has been hurt, betrayed, and stalked. She has built a walk around herself to protect her heart. In comes firefighter Jackson who is determined to break down the walls around her heart and keep her safe.

Love this story so much!

Ok i loved reading this story (multiple times btw) but listening to this series over the past week, the voice actor of all of the fmcs has gotten hard to listen to after awhile. Esp when she whispers. I get for Meadow it worked-she was deeply broken. But after ten hours of her whisper speaking it is annoying to me. Tuesday is NOT a whisper speaking type of gal. (Neither was Mercy) She is a BROAD. A woman. Big personality. Big. So the voice actor got it for a little bit early on but then she would whisper speak and THEN the rest of the story, she used that whimpy whispery voice instead of her strong voice. while I get she was emoting as Tuesday was scared etc but it didn’t work for me. Maybe bc I was tired of the whimpy whisper speak. Sigh. Ugh. And I have so many more books I bought w this same lady speaking the female voices. Bummed bc I struggled to get thru this book.
Either way-both voice actors are incredibly talented. It’s just a “me” problem. Not a talent issue.
Story is amazing and while Tuesday isnt a likable character, fallingnin love w Jackson makes her soften and become a better person. If that makes sense? She isn’t a bad person, just hard and bitchy thanks to her upbringing.