Enlightened End

Lotus House, Book 7

By: Audrey Carlan

Narrated by: Natalie Eaton, Aiden Snow

My world ended the day I received an eviction notice for Lotus House Yoga. Teaching yoga is all I’ve ever known. I’ve been doing tree pose since the age of two. The studio is my home, my legacy. My mother and her best friend left Lotus House to me so that I could carry on spreading goodness and light to everyone who enters our door. Now I’m faced with the very real possibility that it will all go up in smoke…unless I can convince Grant Winters - the most ridiculously handsome and arrogant businessman I’ve ever met - to save not only my business but all those around it.

When I stormed into Grant’s office to beg and plead for a second chance at preserving what my family spent decades building, I had no idea how it would change my life.

A deal was made.

He’d visit the businesses he was planning to destroy and attend classes at Lotus House while I worked to change his mind. In exchange, I had to enter his business-first world of luxury, fast-talking men, and surgically enhanced women.

Turns out, I didn’t fit in... Then again, neither did he.

In the end, we were both enlightened.

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Good book

Paula(New Jersey). This book was better than I thought it would be. Very good story line about love and trust. The narrators voices fit the story. Good ending to the series.

awesome series.

This was an awesome series. I will listen to it all the time. Love it. It made me laugh, cry, mad, etc.

A Must read series!

Enjoyed every book to the series, ofcourse i had my favorite couples and enjoyed those books much more but regardless they were all a joy to read. I am truly considering on taking up yoga i have learned a great deal about it through these books an i feel i would benefit from yoga.

A fine finish

I enjoyed the series; this book was one of my favorites. The narrators were perfectly cast and did a wonderful job.

Pretty good

Okay, I'm on my 3rd book by this author now, because I read one out of order. It's becoming glaringly clear that every guy is going to have some annoying nickname like, "Little Bird", "Wild Cat" and "Gum Drop." I suspect the author finds nicknames endearing, cute or sexy, but you gotta understand that every man won't feel that way. I want to finish this series, but I'm going to have to take breaks in between them so I won't let that nickname thing get under my skin so much.