Tap That

De: Jennifer Blackwood, RC Boldt

Narrado por: Brooke Bloomingdale, Christian Fox

The beer's not the only thing getting tapped.

Callie:

I have a secret. It’ll get me fired if my boss ever finds out...which shouldn’t be a problem except for one thing: my coworker, Reid Morgan. He’s cocky, aggravating, and that hot-as-sin mouth simultaneously makes me want to slap him and melt into the mattress. Now that he’s discovered my secret, he’s doing everything in his power to take my job.

Reid:

I have a problem: my pint-sized spitfire of a coworker who’s primed to take my promotion. She’s infuriating, sexy as hell, and I just can’t seem to keep my hands off her. Now, we’re both vying for the same position...and only one of us can come out on top.

©2018 RC Boldt & Jennifer Blackwood (P)2018 Audible, Inc.

Cute story but...

Ok so the enemies to lovers story is cute loved the banter between Reid and Callie. The fire between them when they were fighting for the same job was hot especially since they couldn’t stay way from each other but the H yes he was jerk but the h was also at fault for how things went down and they just both needed to grow up they both acted like teenagers.

very good

Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!! good overall

Super Cute

Super cute Rom-Com!

Reid and Callie are so cute together! I love the banter between them they are hilarious! Great narration!

Hilarious!!

This book was one of the funniest books I've read this year!! The banter, the passion, the arguments kept me wanting to listen all the way to the end! I can't wait to read more by this duo!

Good story and awesome narrators

This is good story. The narrators made it even better. Make narrator was spot on and so sexy. This would be my repeat listen. I highly recommend!

unpopular opinion here- I'm all for the hero

I bought this audiobook because I love the narrators and the enemies to lovers spin. Also the blurb sounded interesting. I didn't know the authors. Big mistake!

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This book starts with a lie that I - a person who used to hire people - find abhorrent - lying on your resume on a critical for the employer skill. Then doubling down when a person, who spent years behind the counter, challenges you on it. Who applies for a managerial position in a beer bar hating beer? It's just a dumb idea. Yes the hero was a jerk and should have explained why he was hostile to the H in the first place, but I still think the heroine couldn't redeem herself. Also who works in a bar behind the counter for months and doesn't have spare clothes? C'mon. I have never worked in any food establishment but this is what I'd bring to work on the first day. Boring and annoying plot overall.

Loved

This book was really good. I loved Callie and how she didn't give in to Reid right off the bat. Reid was kind of a douchebag on and off in this book but it added just enough drama to make this book good.

just didnt work

There were many things in this story that were childish and unbelievable. There were also errors. Its trying to be a love/hate trope and the antics arent bad, but if you tell me you have been working 6 days a week because you are the head bartender and that the girl who is in training to be a manager is going to be the manager ... then how does the owner give you both off Thursday, Friday and possibly Saturday . And if Bingo is a not miss, how come you miss .. Love word flying a bit too much and if you really feel that way, how do you reconcile wanting the job that will get her fired and then going for it ...

what a great book!

I thoroughly enjoyed listening to this book. The narrators were fantastic and the story so well written. Reed and Callie had such chemistry and you could really feel the emotions.

Beer and chemistry.

Callie and Reid are the kind of soft enemies to lovers that I want more from, but didn’t exactly get. Not that they didn’t have chemistry, I might have wanted a little more conflict. That’s really on me though.

It’s a good book and I really liked the narrators. The handling of some situations were done well by the writers and the sex scenes were good. It just wasn’t all that for me.