Hers to Keep

The Quintessence Collection, Book 1

By: Serena Akeroyd

Narrated by: Hollie Jackson, Shane East

They're everything she never knew she needed. Good thing they're hers to keep....

When Sascha heads for a job interview, she has no idea that her life is about to change. There's more at stake than just a job here. With five sexy geniuses as her new bosses, she has two choices. Keep things platonic, or make things a bit more interesting.

But when she does decide to be more than just a housekeeper to her sexy new employers, she triggers events she could never have foreseen. With five men to protect her, she should be safe, but there's an outside threat that has the potential to destroy them.

But can Sascha's men protect her?

©2021 Serena Akeroyd (P)2021 Podium Audio

Drawn out

I liked the story line of one woman and five different men. I liked how the relationship worked and even though one might think a book with five guys and one woman might be all about sex, threesomes and so on, it wasn’t. There was a lot going on in this book and felt like it was drawn out. I was ready for it to end. I’m curious what happens next but I don’t know if I’m curious enough to get the next book.

Wonderful

Loved it, after reading it numerous times hearing the voices made it so much more real.

Incredible listen with amazing accents!

This was such a pleasant listen. The audio readers are really incredible with so many accents. The book is clever and very engaging.

The five members of excellence

THIS BOOK WAS WRITTEN WITH PURE GENIUS. nothing like men with strength and brains. and a heroine that can keep up n down to earth.

the narrators were just superb 👌....

Only thing I miss is steam!

I love a reverse harem story but two things bothered me a bit.
1: 5 guys was too much (who’d have known, riight?) it was difficult to follow their individual stories and I kept having to repeat their names to remember who’s who…
2: For a reverse harem book there’s little steaminess. Hours and hours of great (sometimes repetitive) stories with so little actual descriptions, well. It wasn’t what I expected.
Still, the story is great. The performance is great and it’s definitely worth a credit.