Possessive

By: Willow Winters

Narrated by: Colin O'Connor, CJ Bloom

From USA Today best-selling author Willow Winters comes an emotionally gripping, standalone, contemporary romance.

It was never love with Daniel, and I never thought it would be. It was only lust from a distance. Unrequited love maybe. He's a man I could never have, for so many reasons. That didn't stop my heart from beating wildly when his eyes pierced through me. It only slowed back down when he'd look away, making me feel so damn unworthy and reminding me that he would never be mine.

Years have passed, and one look at him brings it all back. But time changes everything.

There's a heat in his eyes I recognize from so long ago, a tension between us I thought was one-sided.

"Tell me you want it." His rough voice cuts through the night, and I can't resist. That's where my story really begins.

©2018 Willow Winters (P)2018 Audible, Inc.

A good listen, unique and intriguing.

I really liked these two characters for the most part but aspects of Addison did bother me throughout the book. Her indecisive attitude and the way she would run at the drop of a hat got to me after a while. I understood why she is that way and that going through tragedy can make someone afraid to let another person in but she wanted that so bad and then would run the second she got it, which was frustrating to listen to. Regardless of that, I liked this story. It deviated from the norm in several ways and it kept me hooked throughout with great performances.

LOVE SICK

A sad but beautiful love story. Has a lot of backflashes that sometimes confused me, so I had to listen carefully. Too much angst. Characters suffered a lot of grief over the death of a family member.

narrators ugh

the story was good. the others were better. I had a hard time with the narrators. the male reminded me of a creepy old man. the female was just not captivating

You were ALWAYS MINE

When a cute boy from class asks you out.
You wonder why espically when your a foster child.Then you meet his family of all brothers and a father. Only one you just can't forget

Sad but good

Written well. I loved the concept of brothers falling in love with the same girl. Tyler’s departure was sad but mad he story deeply emotional.