Bully Romance Box Set

By: Suzana Thompson

Narrated by: Lauren Sweet, Emma Tigan

They are so good at being bad.

Exposed:
My enemy had seen me naked. He was holding the proof right before my eyes, and my stomach lurched sickeningly.

"Seems like you had too much to drink last night," he remarked in that condescending tone he always used with me.

I looked up at him as he stood watching me from the doorway with his attitude of superiority. In that moment of weakness, I actually tried to plead with him. "Please. I've never done anything to you."

"Begging me on your knees. That's a good start."

Dread turned my clammy skin cold. Mason Sumner hated my guts, and he would have no compassion for me. This was bad. This was really, really bad.

Trouble:
Asher Stone before: tormented, soulful, and intriguing

Asher Stone after: angry, spiteful, and cruel

I fell for him before we met, but I made a mistake he won't forgive. Asher Stone thinks he can bully me, but he doesn't know me. The girl he wrote those letters to is gone. I'm not the girl he wanted, but he won't leave me alone.

©2018, 2021 Suzana Thompson (P)2023 Suzana Thompson

Boxed Set

This boxed set includes two novels, Exposed and Trouble. The stories are dark, and intriguing, filled with drama, and romance. Lauren Sweet (Exposed) and Emma Tigan (Trouble) did a good job with the narration. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

3 books for 1

I love bully romances and the only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 was due to pacing. The initial bullying seems to drag out painfully, the switch to romance goes faster and then the hea is then explained in an epilogue for both books.
Speaking of books, the first 2 are for one couple and the last is a whole new couple.
Overall, if you like NA bully romances. You might like these.

Exposed and Trouble!

This is a set of dark bullying books titled "Exposed" and "Trouble" They are both good reads with some drama, blackmail and coercion. They are goods reads with some interesting tidbits. Of the two, "Trouble" is my favorite. This is an intriguing story about Cora and Asher. It is a little dark and different with a bullying and enemies to so much more story-line. She is in high school and her final year. She has had challenges and loss to deal with now she is starting a new school. Asher, her tormentor, is a tormented and angry bad boy. As the story develops truth are reveled and secrets un covered. I enjoyed every bit of this fast paced read. I listened to the audio version and thought the narration was good and really brought the stories alive.

Second book is much better than the first

I DNF the first book, I just couldn't do it. The MMC is just awful, & there really is no way any FMC would fall for that nonsense. If you like FMC that have zero common sense, that has an intense desire to keep repeating the same exact mistake over, & over...& over... (& you guessed it) & over to a mind numbing measure, then this is the perfect book for you.

The second book, Trouble, much better, Just go buy that one by itself. FMC actually reacts, thinks, understands her mistakes, grows, moves with the story.

Both narrators are very good, but one book is just much better than the other.

Bully

This is a box set that I listened too. This is a dark book, so if you can't handle the darkness I would not pick it up. Mason is a bully and uses Ella. What will happen during their this fakeness. Cora finds letters of Ashers, Can they be together? Hes cruel but maybe Cora will help him change.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.