Love Me, Crazy

By: Laura Burton

Narrated by: Tara-Louise Kaye

School teacher Audrey is a young, innocent romantic looking for Mr. Right. A chance encounter with the charmingly charismatic Tom and the handsome and brooding Jack on the same day suddenly leaves her seemingly spoilt for choice.

But then a single kiss turns a pleasing quandary into a troubling dilemma. As her feelings for the two men begin to grow, it becomes clear that one of them is not quite what they appear, and love quickly turns to obsession. Can she see the truth before it is too late?

This exciting romantic thriller will take you on a roller-coaster ride full of twists and turns, but will Audrey find the one, or will love be the death of her?

This is a clean, easy-to-read romantic novella based in the beautiful city Bristol, UK. It is for anyone wanting to curl up on the sofa and get stuck into a love story like no other! With twists and turns at every corner, you'll struggle to stop listening.

First part of the Love Me series, which is a collection of clean, romantic fiction for adults.

©2018 Laura Burton (P)2019 Laura Burton

Love Me, Crazy

I liked the narrator and thought she did a great job. The story was interesting, with lots of twist and turns.

A nervous bride hears her mother recount meeting her father

I had a hard time liking the main character. She seemed pretty helpless and I felt the narrators voice even conveyed that idea. I did enjoy all the fun British tidbits.

Different Book

This book was different than any other book I've read and I thought it was great! I loved the twist it took! The narrator did a wonderful job!

Good story, mediocre narrator

I really enjoyed this clean, suspenseful romance. The story was very enjoyable. Unfortunately the narrator wasn’t the most intriguing to listen to. The narration lacked inflection and variation.

Love story full of intrigue

Story: 4.5

Wow! That book was a roller coaster of uncertainty. It was a really good plot and kept pulling me deeper and deeper into the intrigue and wondering if our heroine would ever escape! Well-done, Ms. Burton!

(I took away half a star because there are some detailed descriptions that do absolutely nothing to further the plot or to help us delve deeper into a character. They aren’t bad, or anything, just superfluous.)

Narrator: 4 stars

Very good voice, good inflections, good cadence. I’d happily listen to this narrator again! Well-done, Ms. Kaye

*poor, **ok, ***good, ****very good, *****something special