Tall, Tatted and Tempting

The Reed Brothers, Volume 1

By: Tammy Falkner

Narrated by: Dara Rosenberg

She's locked up tight. But he might be the key. Logan Reed is tall, tatted and tempting. Kit's a woman with a mean right hook and a secret. Kit wants a tattoo, but Logan sees more than she intended in the drawing she shows him. He sees her in ways no one ever has. Logan's not disabled; but he hasn't spoken in eight years. He hasn't needed to. Until he meets Kit.

Logan doesn't know everything about Kit. Kit doesn't know anything about herself, until she has to sacrifice all she ever wanted to save what's most important to him.

©2013 Tammy Falkner (P)2013 Tammy Falkner

gorgeous, sweet and moving story. 

Told from alternating points of view, Logan and Emily's, this book had an interesting plot. Logan and Emily are each dealing with their own personal struggles, and even though a little over the top at times, as far as the story line goes, it’s not too over the top with angst or overly dramatic. This book captured my attention right away. The characters were endearing, the story was fast paced, interesting and refreshing. Lets just say a few pages in and I was hooked. By the time I hit the ending, I was disappointed it was over so quickly! In fact, this book ends abruptly but leaves you knowing there is more to Emily and Logan’s story. Emily goes by Kit. She spends her days playing guitar by the subway of NYC. She is a long way from home. She comes from a whole different world than the one she is living in now. She is homeless- but it’s a choice she made. She's hiding a secret that she can't trust anyone with. Next you meet Logan who lives with his four brothers. He is a tattoo artist. He is a bit of a man slut. And he is also deaf. He too has his own secrets. One day Emily arrives at a tattoo parlor requesting a tattoo of one her designs. Logan is the tattoo artist for this project. The sparks fly between them especially when Emily ends up punching him in the nose and breaking it. From that point, Emily and Logan start to form a connection early on and the chemistry between them is quite believable, but what I really loved is the relationship she forms with all his brothers and that the brothers have with each other. I family dynamic in this book was great. Even though Logan had no parents to speak of, his brothers were a tight unit. I especially had a soft spot for Matt. Although short, this book was still packed with plenty of steam and enough awwwww moments. Still worth the purchase even though the book was very short.

Tall, Tatted and Tempting

Ahh the Reed brothers, I forgot how much I liked the story line. I remember reading these first few books. Now listening is a whole other matter. I don’t dislike the narrator but she sounds awfully young, like they should be in high school vs their mid 20’s. I don’t know if I wished she did a male voice or not maybe I think a male narrator would have worked better I don’t know.

I still loved Logan and his brothers and want to know what is going to happen with each of them. Kit and what she did for the Reeds well that was a selfless act for sure.

On to the next.

I just cannot get into it...

I keep trying to get into this story... Great opposite attract story...but man.. I am just so bored..

Idk... I need more action, smex, drama... something...

Didn't see it coming - Great story!

Great book with a different story line. Super sweet love story. I love the narrator! I really love how she changed the inflection of her voice to show distinct characters, but didn't try to do a false male voice. So far she is my favorite narrator!
Can't wait to start the next book in the series!

good

decent book with an abrupt ending. no ending build up. guess the rest is in book 2.

A YA version of Cinderella with sex

This is a book about a girl who runs away from her parents at 18 and tries to make it on her own. She plays a guitar in train stations to earn some money to eat and sleeps in shelters to survive the nights. In her attempt to get a tattoo she meets the hero who then helps her get off the streets. Their love is cute and simple and the story a bit predictable but I still enjoyed listening to it. I like the deaf hero, the brothers who would do anything for each other and their determination to help their sick brother. A short story of about 6 hrs.

Dreamy...

If you could sum up Tall, Tatted and Tempting in three words, what would they be?

No More Secrets!

Who was your favorite character and why?

Logan Reed of course, I loved him!

Which scene was your favorite?

The last one when she called her father and arranged to leave in order to save Mat's life.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

I would love to hear you play.....

Any additional comments?

Thanks a lot to all of you :D

Beautiful Story

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

Yes, The family dynamics are wonderful

What other book might you compare Tall, Tatted and Tempting to and why?

I have none at this time

Who would you have cast as narrator instead of Dara Rosenberg?

Veronica Munch or Susan Jones, maybe Tavia Gilbert

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

When Matt collapsed and Emily called her dad for help

Any additional comments?

I wish they would get a new narrator and rerecord the entire series

My TTT Review

Let me start off by saying that Tammy Falkner sure as hell has one hot and steamy mindset.

I loved listening to the beginning of Emily and Logan's story. The love and and trust that they end up sharing is something that everyone wishes they could find in real life.

Pretty good if you don't think too hard

I liked this book. It was sweet and interesting. My only real complaint is that the main character, Logan, seems all angsty for the first little bit and then magically becomes un-angsty, and then we focus on Kit's angst. I don't know how to explain this without revealing a plot point. I don't really think it's a spoiler, since it happens so early in the book, but some folks are sensitive. So I will separate it into its own paragraph below.


Logan goes deaf when he's 13 (I think. Maybe 11. Anyway). Kids tease him about the way he talks. So he stops talking. To everyone. For 10 years (or something like that). Then, one day, he talks to Kit. No insecurity about it. No struggle. Nothing. This doesn't seem realistic. If you had the will power to stop talking for years, it must be a pretty big deal. So talking again ought to be a huge deal. But no. Weird, but not a deal breaker.


Didn't care for the narrator. But the story was sweet. I am thinking about picking up the second book. :)