Wicked Sexy Liar

Wicked Sexy Liar

by Christina Lauren

Narrated by Deacon Lee, Olivia Song

Unabridged — 9 hours, 45 minutes

Wicked Sexy Liar

Wicked Sexy Liar

by Christina Lauren

Narrated by Deacon Lee, Olivia Song

Unabridged — 9 hours, 45 minutes

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Overview

When three college besties meet three hot guys in Vegas, anything can-and does-happen. Book Four in the New York Times Wild Seasons series that began with Sweet Filthy Boy (the Romantic Times book of the year that Sylvia Day called "a sexy, sweet treasure of a story"), Dirty Rowdy Thing, and Dark Wild Night.

Editorial Reviews

APRIL 2016 - AudioFile

Feeling cautious because of failed relationships and the opinions of mutual acquaintances, bartender-surfer London Hughes and law clerk Luke Sutter move tentatively from casual hookups to committed dating. Narrator Olivia Song draws out the contrast between London’s self-sufficient lifestyle and her uncertainty about Luke’s player habits and relationship potential. Song relays London’s thoughts about Luke with natural phrasing that is easy to follow. She gives other characters distinct voices although Luke’s dialogue is sometimes a little stiff. Narrator Deacon Lee, who delivers Luke’s point of view, has trouble maintaining crisp diction, which can be distracting, but his tone of quiet intensity during the romantic scenes is realistic and appealing. Wild Seasons fans will find this narrator combination matches the contemporary yet romantic feel of Lauren’s new adult series. C.A. © AudioFile 2016, Portland, Maine

Publishers Weekly

12/21/2015
Bestselling new adult author Lauren finds romance for another wary woman in the hot fourth installment of the Wild Season contemporary series (after Dark Wild Night). London Hughes, a bartender, surfer, and future graphic designer, has put a brutal betrayal behind her and has no intention of falling for another lying male, no matter how tempting he may be. Then she meets “hot-as-sin” law student Luke Sutter. After grudgingly agreeing to go out with him, London finds herself enthusiastically participating in what she swears will be just a one-night stand. Meanwhile Luke, a veteran heartbreaker—exactly the type London wants to avoid—is more than a little disturbed by his growing interest in London, who insists she only wants a casual relationship. The atmospheric San Diego setting, full of partying, video games, and casual hookups, provides a bright contrast to Luke and London’s angst-filled romance. Fans of earthy relationships and the brisk, bright dialogue of Lauren’s previous books will find plenty of both to enjoy. Agent: Holly Root, Waxman Leavell Literary Agency. (Feb.)

Bookish

"[The] Wild Seasons series is equal parts hot, funny, and romantic.... In our eyes, Christina Lauren can do no wrong."

RT book reviews

"Watching manwhore Luke meet his match and crumble under the charms of commitment-phobic London is almost too much fun!"

Hypable on Wicked Sexy Liar

"London and Luke are such an enjoyable and fun couple that we felt the need to read the book twice in a row. It’s quickly become one of our favorites and it’s a definite must read, especially if you’re already a Christina Lauren fan!"

Bookpage

Fresh, hip and energetic, Wicked Sexy Liar layers earthy sexiness with raw, honest dialog to create a page-turning keeper. London and Luke's journey toward grown-up love is a satisfying trip worth taking.

BooksSheReads.com

The thing that I love the most about Christina Lauren and the duo’s Beautiful books is that there is always humor in them. As well as hot steamy moments and some of the sweetest I love you’s.

PerezHilton.com on Beautiful Bastard

A devilishly depraved cross between a hardcore porn and a very special episode of The Office…For us fetish-friendly fiends to feast on!!

EW.com on Beautiful Stranger

Hot . . . if you like your hook-ups early and plentiful..."

The Rock Stars of Romance

Sweet Filthy Boy lives up to every yummy bit of its title. Each word, each thought, each touch from Ansel is pure, unadulterated SEX. Christina Lauren's assured writing and their ability to create a scorching and witty love story makes them an automatic 1-Click for us.

Sylvia Day on Sweet Filthy Boy

"A sexy, sweet treasure of a story. I loved every word."

Sarah J. Maas

"Full of expertly drawn characters who will grab your heart and never let go, humor that will have you howling, and off-the-charts, toe-curling chemistry, Dark Wild Night is absolutely unforgettable. This is contemporary romance at its best! Beautifully written and remarkably compelling—it reminded me why Christina Lauren's books have a place of honor on my bookshelf."

Romantic Times Regina Small

"I don't say this lightly, but Wicked Sexy Liar may be my favorite Christina Lauren title ever... I was blown away by this deeply moving and wickedly hot romance. Christina Lauren sets up Luke as a shameless lothario running from commitment, who soon melts when he sees how guarded and self-protective London is. The problems they face as a couple — Luke trying to leave behind his caddish ways and London fighting an ingrained sense of caution and reserve — are achingly real. Oh, and any book that treats playing video games as a prelude to sex gets my personal stamp of approval."

Jennifer L. Armentrout

"Christina Lauren is my go-to author when I'm looking for sexy and sweet."

Romantic Times on Wicked Sexy Liar

Christina Lauren put a modern spin on a classic trope with their fourth Wild Seasons novel. Watching manwhore Luke meet his match and crumble under the charms of commitment-phobic London is almost too much fun. Top Pick!

That's Normal on Sweet Filthy Boy

It's official: I'd read Christina Lauren's grocery list if they'd let me. The girls wrote the French-boy fantasy I didn't know I had. Just when I thought I didn't have time for yet another book boyfriend, I made time for Ansel....

Bookalicious

"No one is doing hot contemporary romance like Christina Lauren. Sweet Filthy Boy is beyond swoon worthy. Just give me Book Two right now."

Library Journal

01/01/2016
London Hughes is the roommate of Lola, part of the tight-knit trio from previous "Wild Seasons" installments, rounded out by besties Harlow Vega and Mia Holland. A recent college graduate with a (presently underutilized) degree in graphic design, London spends her days surfing and her nights bartending at Fred's, much to the chagrin of her distant Colorado family. Her routine is wholly shaken when gorgeous player Luke walks into the bar. Thinking he's the perfect one-night stand, London starts a fling with Luke, but neither expects the emotions that follow. Everything is made more complicated when London discovers that Luke's intense first love, and subsequent broken heart, stemmed from a familiar face in her new circle of friends. Can both of them break their old habits and open their hearts to the possibility of new love? Though neither qualifies as Lauren's most standout characters of the series, guarded London and flirtatious Luke are nuanced and understandable to fans of the new adult genre, from their Millennial career anxieties to their close friendships. VERDICT The abundant sexual tension between the pair sizzles just as much as the sex itself, with a notable shower scene that exemplifies Lauren's ability to infuse familiar tropes with fresh passion. Recommended where the series is popular.

APRIL 2016 - AudioFile

Feeling cautious because of failed relationships and the opinions of mutual acquaintances, bartender-surfer London Hughes and law clerk Luke Sutter move tentatively from casual hookups to committed dating. Narrator Olivia Song draws out the contrast between London’s self-sufficient lifestyle and her uncertainty about Luke’s player habits and relationship potential. Song relays London’s thoughts about Luke with natural phrasing that is easy to follow. She gives other characters distinct voices although Luke’s dialogue is sometimes a little stiff. Narrator Deacon Lee, who delivers Luke’s point of view, has trouble maintaining crisp diction, which can be distracting, but his tone of quiet intensity during the romantic scenes is realistic and appealing. Wild Seasons fans will find this narrator combination matches the contemporary yet romantic feel of Lauren’s new adult series. C.A. © AudioFile 2016, Portland, Maine

Kirkus Reviews

2015-12-10
When a surfing mishap convinces London that going home with lady-killer Luke is a good idea, she's drawn to him despite his reputation. London is enjoying her slightly slacker lifestyle in San Diego. Surfing in the morning and bartending at night while living in the house she inherited from her grandmother is a fun, responsibility-free existence and the perfect way to pay the bills while she's doing some small graphic design projects to build up her portfolio. Roommate Lola and her friends provide a welcome social circle, helping her get over a long-term boyfriend's betrayal. Usually averse to male attention at the bar, especially from guys who give off seducer vibes, London finds herself saying yes to Luke after a spill from her surfboard leaves her feeling edgy. One night of mind-blowing sex is all she wants, but Luke is compelling and more likable than she'd like. At first she tries to keep her distance because of his reputation, but things get more complicated when she discovers he grew up with Lola and had a long-term relationship with one of her best friends, Mia, which imploded after a pre-college accident. Way too much drama and angst for London, so why does Luke keep pushing for more? For a verifiable womanizing jerk, he seems to be going to a lot of trouble to keep her in his life. The two writers known together as Lauren take their Wild Seasons series beyond the original trio of friends with this fourth title, and fans won't be disappointed. London is scrappy and understandably ambivalent toward Luke, who is a perfect book boyfriend: a player who's hot, sensitive, and ready to reform for the right girl. Lauren's snappy dialogue, amusing banter, and dual first-person perspectives (with alternating chapters told from London's and Luke's points of view) keep the emotions high, close, and intense. A hypersexy, sophisticated romance that perfectly captures the hunger, thrill, and doubt of young, modern love.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940170510269
Publisher: Simon & Schuster
Publication date: 02/02/2016
Series: Wild Seasons Series , #4
Edition description: Unabridged
Sales rank: 1,041,907
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