Reading Her

By: Amanda Radley

Narrated by: Amy Putt

Awkward teenager Hugo Whittaker doesn’t know a cross-trainer from an elliptical bike, but getting strong is the only way to fight off the bullies who won’t leave him alone. Lauren Evans loves her job as an instructor at Fitness Zone, and she wants to guide him. Unfortunately, Hugo paid for his membership by stealing his mother’s credit card - and it doesn’t take his mother long to track down her wayward son.

In a courtroom, shrewd barrister Allegra Whittaker is unstoppable, but when it comes to her son Hugo, she’s afraid she’s losing her touch. She reluctantly allows him to continue using the gym, as long as she can keep an eye on him - and his undeniably intriguing instructor.

As each encounter leaves them wanting more, Lauren and Allegra learn love and happiness are right where they least expect it. There’s just one little problem: Lauren has a huge secret she absolutely cannot tell anyone, and Allegra knows she’s hiding something.

©2022 Amanda Radley (P)2022 BOLD STROKES BOOKS INC

Sweet, intelligent, amusing and sexy

One of my favorites from Amanda Radley. And way above average for the genre. I hope the author will make her stories longer. I listened to Reading Her twice through cuz I wanted to enjoy the characters and their lives longer. I appreciated the way each of the main characters grew through their challenges and became closer to each other. Highly recommended!

Educational under topic, great performance...

Amy Putt's performance is very good. Amanda Radley's story is Great with an important educational besubtooic, too. Recommended.

Pretty good!

All her stories are really well done. I just have one con: I wish it a bit longer for more character building. It seems rushed and the time just wouldn't be as jarring - like, how did we get here so fast? Good otherwise.

Engaging

So far, this is my favorite Amanda Radley book. It checked all the right boxes, humor, the story, and a bit of sex.

Excellent.

I loved Reading Her. I love the way the story was told. Low angst. Which I appreciate. Amy Putt did an excellent job with the narration.