Protected

Wicked Paradise, Book 1

De: Ava Quinn

Narrado por: Jay Alder, Isabelle Turner

Running from the past is always a risk. Letting three rough men protect me? That's a mistake that'll cost me my heart.

Why? Because these men know what it's like to live by their own rules. They know how it feels to be free. A freak storm brought me to their door, half drowned and desperate to be cared for. And now, they won't let me out of their sight.

Reaper is the boss.

Kane wants me all to himself.

And Hawk does things with my body I didn't know were possible.

I've fallen in love with all of them, but do I have to choose?

Contains mature themes.

©2021 Summer to Winter Publishing (P)2024 Tantor

Boring and predictable

This book was a perfect example of throwing every trope at the wall and seeing what sticks. Usually the sex scenes come immediately in books like this but it took a bit which makes no difference when the book is so terrible. Sadly the main premise could have turned into something really interesting but this is AI slop.

🌴No shirt, no shoes, no problem! 🩴

Overall, I love MC biker books. Unfortunately this one did not make the cut (no pun intended). The story starts out good but goes into... the preposterous zone!

Our leading lady doesn't have a job, clothing, shoes, a purse apparently no family... just wandering and existing. She's the equivalency of a blowup doll. Lol ...but true.

At no point in time did I ever feel a connection between her and our three leading alpha's!

Jay did a sensational job with all three male voices and I found him to be not only talented but hysterically funny! Kudos Isabella has a warm, soothing yet stunning voice. Bravo to both of our narrators, you really brought the characters to life!

I wish I could've felt some connection between them...but at points I must admit it was cringeworthy. None of the scenes were realistic...perhaps Hawks idea of a wet dream? LMAO! The only part of the book that I found to be exciting was the quad scene on the boat! (WHITE HOT BABY!)

I really wanted to like this book, but I just couldn't connect with the characters. Lexi came across as a dumb blonde. I don't know why Ava wrote her to be this way. I guess she was going for the Marilyn Monroe type...? The ending to me was the worst. They end up in Mexico on some random beach. But magically have Harley Davidson's waiting for them and a fully stocked modern home even though they're in the middle of nowhere. And of course there's some magical café down the street that would never normally exist in a beach town. Just sayin. They could've done without the imaginary proposal.

Again, it really went into the twilight zone at this moment. LOL! Keep an open mind amigas...Perhaps you'll love it. Onto the next romance book.... Namaste!