Nicked: Nordin

The Foster Brothers, Book 4

By: Nora Phoenix

Narrated by: John Solo

The stupidest thing a con artist can ever do is fall for the man who has to catch him….

Nordin likes to think of himself as a modern-day Robin Hood, redistributing the wealth from those who don’t deserve it to those who do. It’s fun, it’s exciting, and it makes good use of his talents and gifts.

Unfortunately, not everyone sees it like that, including FBI agent Tavin Donley. Tavin and Nordin met ages ago and from day one, were unable to keep their hands off each other.

Now that Tavin is with the FBI, that’s a problem. He should arrest Nordin, like, yesterday, except he doesn’t. And worse, they can’t stay away from each other, risking both their careers.

When fire burns that hot, someone will get burned….

Nicked is the fourth book in The Foster Brothers series, a contemporary MM romance series about four men who chose to be brothers that can be listened to as stand alones. It has a hot and steamy instant attraction, two men who can’t keep their hands off each other, a battle for the top, and the sweetest surrender.

©2023 Nora Phoenix (P)2023 Nora Phoenix

Well this drag on much too long

The narration was good. But the story line I saw this coming a mile away. So predictable but I don’t mind too much. This serious made me fall asleep faster when listening to each of the books. So that was a bonus.

Loved Nordin and Tavin!

A romance that spans many years. Steamy. Nordin and Tavin have such chemistry and the pull to each other was just fabulous. Excellent!

Great ending to the series!

Fabulous narration.

Fanfreakingtastic

I listened to this on a road trip today and I HAD to finish it when I got home! This audiobook is engaging and had me in tears at one point. I laughed and waited to see what would happen next. Loved the narration too!!

the whole series

the brothers are wonderful characters
I absolutely love this entire series
thank you. I'm looking forward to enjoying more of your work 😊

Wonderful conclusion to the series

I was most looking forward to this book in the series, and it was a wonderful conclusion. It was a bit difficult to keep track of when things were happening, as many years pass throughout the course of the book. However, the chapters did occasionally mention how much time had passed, which was helpful, given I couldn't look as easily as if I read it in print. I don't usually seek out books that take place over so many years, but I really loved how it was handled here. Especially how things wrapped up in the end. I don't think their decisions would have been as meaningful had a short amount of time passed. I would have loved there to be more about the case at the end, since that is the kind of intrigue I most enjoy, but I also think it was quite fitting how things played out. The ending was sweet and it was perfect how everyone came together.