Stealing My Best Friend

A Friends to Lovers Romance

By: Summer Brooks

Narrated by: Sofia Willingham, Jeremy York

I was nine when I befriended him.

Seventeen when I kissed him.

And 18 when I threw all dirty thoughts about him in the trash.

Vincent Turner is my bad-boy best friend. I've never said no to him. Even when he asked to copy my homework in high school. Even when he asked me to be his wing woman. I've seen his girlfriends come and leave. He's brought me ice cream after my heartbreaks. And then it all goes to sh*t.

His filthy rich parents find him a doll to marry. And he asks me to be his wedding planner.

That 11-year-old kiss is starting to haunt me. I'd rather be his wife, not his damn wedding planner. I've never said no to Vincent Turner. You think now might be a good time to start?

©2020 Summer Brooks (P)2021 Tantor

Okay

I didn’t think it was a bad story, was kind of an interesting slant on an attraction to a good friend. When it finely turned into an obsession it got too disgusting for me. The male lead described his thoughts in a graphic gross way so didn’t enjoy this book as much as I could have if it was cleaned up a little. So didn’t finish the obvious last chapter. Narrators are excellent, I thought, best thing about the book.

I’m only on chapter one

Ugh! The female narrator Sofia (Sophia?) Wilmington is reading the character as very snotty or that’s the way she reads characters. It’s weird. Very off putting. And breathy.

very good

Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!! good overall

Poor

it was hard to listen to, highly unrealistic story, not relatable at all. The male lead, Vincent, has major control issues, and the female lead, Emily, is a pushover.

The female voice bothered me the entire story, very breathy.

Crude and cheesy

love story in this was almost non-existent. it was all just to give place for all the sex talk and actual sex. very disappointing and cheap sounding