Dirty Flirty Enemy

White Collar Brothers, Book 2

By: Piper Rayne

Narrated by: Samantha Summers, Daniel Chambers

He’s the arrogant Manhattan realtor with billboards advertising his six-pack more than his expertise in negotiations.

I’m the competing broker who stupidly moved across the hall from his office.

From day one, I’ve been his sworn enemy. Okay, so I might have accidentally stolen one of his clients. Well, is it stealing if the client comes to me?

Even our vicious banter and loathing gazes can’t hide the chemistry between us. Who can blame me? He has enough charisma to make every hot-blooded woman in the city melt with a single word.

Just when I think a mutual respect could be born between us, the biggest developer in the city offers us an opportunity that pits us against each other.

Time to forget Carmelo Mancini’s dreamy eyes and tight abs.

Game on.

©2019 Piper Rayne Inc. (P)2019 Piper Rayne Inc.

Better Than the First!

I liked this second book of the series A LOT more than the first book. I doooo love a reformed playboy, and I thought this one was done pretty well. I also really liked the FMC and her backstory— the way it was teased out was well done and I found her strength made me really emotional.

Honestly, I also thought the audiobook dual narration was better with this second book. Emotive and engaging performance from both narrators.

Dirty Flirty Enemy

Loved it, easy listening with a smooth story line. Definitely not as steamy as the rating though.

Absolute Must Read!!

Outstanding Story! Love This Series, These Brothers Are Fabulous And The Women That Turn Their Worlds Upside Down Are Amazing. Looking Forward To Dominic Book!!

loved the book and those who performed it

I loved this book and those who performed it. it was very well done.

Horrible Male Narrator

I found the story really nice. It was funny and there was a lot of banter. Took me by surprise what had happened to the heroine, but the ending was awesome. I love the relationship that Carmelo and Enzo (older brother) have in this story. Carmelo matures which is nice to see. But he’s also a stereotype hero.

The female narrator was fantastic I’ve heard her narrate several books and have always loved her narration. Now the male narrator sounded whiny throughout the whole story I honestly couldn’t stand it I thought the female narrator did a much better job at portraying the male voice than the male narrator did all together. His voice did not fit the character. The character is supposed to be all sexy muscle GQ looking kind of male model face but the voice has me picturing a lanky man with a pre-pubescent boys voice. I couldn’t stand it. I rather have the ebook than the audio book. Definitely worth the read but idk about a credit for audio.