Gold Digger

Bridge to Abingdon Series, Book 6

By: Tatum West

Narrated by: Alexander Cendese, Tor Thom

Grayson

You'd think being a billionaire would make me happy, but money can't buy me the one thing my life is missing: the one that got away. Liam Gold was my first love, and I've spent years searching for him.

Liam is back in Abingdon now, searching for a job, and he's just as beautiful as he ever was. He's also covered in tattoos and living out of his truck. I'm going to take Liam in, heal his wounds, and give him a life he's never imagined. I'll fight like hell to keep him, no matter what the haters say.

Liam

I was on my way to the NFL when I got a career-crushing injury. I've been floating from job to job since then, trying to make ends meet. I thought I'd never sleep in a bed again - or even afford kibble for my dog. It turns out that my first love is back in town, looking for me. Who am I to say no to nights spent in his bed and a job restoring his lakeside home?

The gossip-mongers say I'm a swindler. A con artist. A gold digger. Let people say what they want. I may be running a long con, but it's not what they think. If I can get that man stay with me forever, I'll move heaven and earth to make him happy. And I'll sacrifice everything to make him mine.

Contains mature themes.

©2019 Tatum West (P)2019 Tantor

loved it Nakita Thomas one is a football player gets hurt the other is a math genius

I loved it all the football player Liam left and came back after 2 years and everyone looking for him. And Grayson the math genius have

A must read

You will love this book. It’s one of the best I have heard. Real love story. Love to see it in a movie

Awesome

I just love this series, great storyline and character. I love each one of them.

Good story. Good narration.

Tatum West writes stories with engaging social commentary. This book was another great addition to the collection of thought provoking romances.

I am a little frustrated with the persistent misuse of the word 'never'. Never is an absolute. Authors have a tendency to use 'never' in the place of did not. I normally don't get agitated with a little creative word usage, but this one drives me crazy. Every time I see the phrase "he never looked away" I keep getting the image of two rotting corpses with perfectly preserved eyeballs focused on each other. It kinda ruins the romantic moment for me. Anyway....

The characters were well constructed, and their romance was sweet. I appreciate the way Liam's story was written. His situation is all to familiar and more common than it should be.

The narration was nicely performed.

JUST BEAUTIFUL

SEE TITLE, ABOVE!! NOT MORE I CAN SAY BUT BEAUTIFUL!! A “ PRETTY MAN “, STORY, BRINGS TEARS TO YOUR EYES AS DOES THAT 80’S MOVIE!!