Hooking Up

By: Crystal Kaswell

Narrated by: Kai Kennicott, Wen Ross

It's supposed to be fun without strings, but resisting her is so damn hard.

I'm good in bed, and I know what I want. So when a curvy grad student catches my eye, I do what I do best. I take her home. I kiss her hard. I - well, a gentleman doesn't kiss and tell. I don't expect to want more.

But I do.

Iris is smart, sweet, and innocent as hell. I need her as often as possible. We strike up an arrangement. There are three rules. All fun. No strings. No falling in love.

But then I've never been very good at following rules.

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Must read and Definitely listen to

I loved this book. Narrators are perfect and I'll listen to any book they narrate. PERFECT EVERY TIME.

This story was pretty great actually. I'm sure it's difficult to write about this issue, not this author did a great job.

These characters were extremely likable, and that helps make the book go faster... so I sit in my car... Probably longer than I should, just to make my ride home longer, so I can listen to more of the story in a day's time. This book is definitely worth it.

Another great Crystal Kaswell story!

Playing is another great story by Crystal Kaswell. This book revolves around Walker and Iris and their relationship. Along the way we get to know them as people and want them to overcome the hurdles that are put in their way. I enjoyed this book and look forward to more from this author in this series.

The narrators did a fantastic job.

Five stars isn't enough

Five stars isn't enough. Loved. With their pasts, Iris and Walker are the best match for each other. The best matches to be the best people with each other. I loved their relationship and banter. And the end *spoiler ish* his tattoo, awe! loved, loved, loved!

the past is the past

love this book it hits close to home because my dad was years ago and my husband's son was one also

the past is the past

love this book it hits close to home because my dad was years ago and my husband's son was one also