Sawyer

Alluring Indulgence, Book 7

By: Nicole Edwards

Narrated by: Naomi Cochran, Christian Fox, Jameson Adams

From New York Times and USA Today best-selling author Nicole Edwards comes the seventh searing installment in her Alluring Indulgence erotic romance series, which follows the seven Walker brothers and their sizzling-hot love interests!

Sawyer Walker has never had an issue with women. The female population tends to swarm toward him, in fact, and he's never had a complaint. But there's one woman Sawyer has always had his eye on - one woman who won't give him the time of day. In recent months, it would seem that Kennedy Endsley is opening up to Sawyer, but she's got a few surprises in store for him. As hard as she finds it to resist the handsome Walker brother, she's not willing to give in easily. Not when her heart is on the line.

©2015 Nicole Edwards (P)2015 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Swoon worthy!

Loved the story and the narration, but every time the female narrator went into male mode I cringed. She made Sawyer sound like Forest Gump.

hirable southern accents

why do you not try to keep the voices the same. Jessie isn't a twit. why make her sound like like one. oh lordy. that was bad.

Amazing

Once again a great story and wonderful narration I can't wait until the next one is out
Well worth the credit

Female narrator was not so smooth

Male narrator was great but the female was so stiff and choppy. The story was very good. Love the character Sawyer

✫✫ 4 Stars ✫✫

I was so excited to finally get to Sawyer & Kennedy story but I'll admit it was lacking in my opinion. It was still a good book with hot sex and this awesome family but something about the relationship just left me a little blah. I guess I just didn't feel that "Need you now" tension between them like all the other couples. It wasn't bad obviously if I still gave it 4 stars. The sex was hot and in the end I enjoyed the story line. Not sure if I'm looking for Brendon story since he's been so "Poor Me" for the last 2 book, I hope the next one is not a pity party.

The narration was good.