Make Me Sin

Bad Habit, Book 2

By: J. T. Geissinger

Narrated by: Teri Clark Linden, Sebastian York

Chloe Carmichael's life feels pretty sweet—she's both maid of honor and florist for her best friend's A-list wedding, things are getting serious with her boyfriend, and her flower shop is about to get a spread in a national magazine. But it all quickly turns sour whenever the best man, Bad Habit drummer A.J. Edwards, shows his face...his handsome, unforgettable face. A.J. is everything Chloe doesn't want: tattooed, selfish, and all-around bad news. So why can't she stop thinking about him?

Goody two-shoes Chloe isn't exactly A.J.'s type, either, but the chemistry between them is undeniable. A.J. will be the first to say he isn't a saint, but there's something he's not saying—something that would devastate Chloe. The only way he can protect her is to push her away, but the drummer finds he needs her now more than ever. When a wedding-day confrontation reveals secrets they're both hiding, will Chloe and A.J. ever find their rhythm again?

©2015 J. T. Geissinger, Inc. (P)2015 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

great book

I love this book it was existing and had two things I love action and romance.

Sebastian York, they shouldn't have bothered

I love Sebastian York as a narrator but in this story honestly it would have been better with just Teri Clark linden. She did an awesome job and used consistent accents and character voices. Aj is Russian and when Teri narrates he has an accent on the few occasions Sebastian actually narrates for a few lines He doesn't have a Russian accent at all. The story was interesting with some unforeseen twists.

Awesome

Absolutely loved it. My heart broke aling with Chloe. Then I cried for AJ and Chloe. Fantastic story.

It was good but......

honestly all the way to the end I really like the story but the ending was a little unbelievable to me but I can get all past that and still enjoy the story but the performer who read the book I couldn't stand her voice for AJ she sounded like an old Russian woman and it gave away to all fantasies I might have in my head...

more sabastian!!!

with as great of a voice as Sabastian York why would you sideline him so much in this book!???