AUGUST 2017 - AudioFile
Greyson Ash deftly narrates this audiobook, which seems pretty straightforward at the outset but soon becomes complex. Peggy is returning to her alma mater to find some closure on her college romance, which ended badly. Listeners quickly get a sense of the emotional landscape of the story: Her romance was with the football coach and took place while she was a student, his wife had just died in a tragic accident, he has a child, and he's a devout Catholic with enough guilt for three men. The scenes of tortured angst are balanced out with some flashback to sexy times, and Ash is able to convey the gamut of emotions believably, keeping the listener invested to the end. L.C.L. © AudioFile 2017, Portland, Maine
From the Publisher
Tessa disarms you with a laugh, heats things up past boiling, and then puts a squeeze inside your heart. The tenderness, vulnerability and heat I am always guaranteed with a Tessa Bailey book are the reasons she is one of my all-time favorite authors.”—Sally Thorne, bestselling author of The Hating Game
“Her voice feels as fresh and contemporary as a Netflix rom-com... Bailey writes banter and rom-com scenarios with aplomb, but for those who like their romance on the spicier side, she’s also the Michelangelo of dirty talk.”—Entertainment Weekly
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“When you read a book by Bailey, there are two things you can always count on: sexy, rapid-fire dialogue and scorching love scenes...”—BookPage
A “singular talent for writing romantic chemistry that is both sparkling sweet and explosively sexy… one of the genre’s very best.”—Kate Clayborn, author of Love at First
AUGUST 2017 - AudioFile
Greyson Ash deftly narrates this audiobook, which seems pretty straightforward at the outset but soon becomes complex. Peggy is returning to her alma mater to find some closure on her college romance, which ended badly. Listeners quickly get a sense of the emotional landscape of the story: Her romance was with the football coach and took place while she was a student, his wife had just died in a tragic accident, he has a child, and he's a devout Catholic with enough guilt for three men. The scenes of tortured angst are balanced out with some flashback to sexy times, and Ash is able to convey the gamut of emotions believably, keeping the listener invested to the end. L.C.L. © AudioFile 2017, Portland, Maine
