Stern & Bachelor Untamed

By: Brenda Jackson

Narrated by: Sean Crisden

Stern

A NEW Westmoreland story!

Part of a new trilogy from New York Times bestselling author Brenda Jackson

Stern Westmoreland never makes mistakes until he helps his best friend Jovonnie "JoJo" Jones with a makeover for another man. Now Stern wants JoJo for himself. Their attraction is undeniable and there's only one way to prove it: one long, steamy night together as much more than friends!

Bachelor Untamed

One mind-blowing kiss. That was all Ellie Weston shared with her neighbor and crush one summer, before he angrily discovered she'd approached him on a dare. Ten years later, Ellie is back at her great-aunt's lake house, and so is Uriel Lassiter—still wildly sexy, single and happy to stay that way. When Ellie finds her great-aunt's never-completed romance novel, she decides to finish the manuscript—but first she needs some real-life inspiration: a sultry summer fling.
Uriel hasn't forgotten Ellie, and their sizzling chemistry is starting to make him reconsider his tried-and-true bachelor status. But when the truth about her motive emerges, can Ellie convince him that make-believe has turned into sweet reality?

Not my favorite but still good...

not my favorite Brenda Jackson, but it's still a decent read/listen. the ending felt rushed.

Bravo !

I loved Stern it was my favorite of the Westmoreland series, because the character Jojo reminds me of myself. Bachelor Untamed was a nice story as well.

Untamed under cover

This was really good. I'm going to continue to read all her books in this series. Truly an eye opener when it comes to men. They truly love hard even when they fight their enter feelings, emotional hangups and pass history of heartaches.

Captivating

I loved it could not put it down it was like I was living every moment

LOVED BOTH BOOKS

I don't know how any one could not love the narrator Sean Crisden. Yes some of his female voices aren't so feminine, but really... He Is A Man. You have to use your imagination as well he can't do all the work for you, heck he read the book to you.