Sweet Trouble

By: Susan Mallery

Narrated by: Therese Plummer

Jesse Keyes has done some serious growing up. With a steady job and a vibrant four-year-old son, Gabe, she's in a far better place than when she left Seattle five years ago...pregnant and misunderstood by almost everyone in her life.

Now it's time to go home and face her demons. But her sisters, Claire and Nicole, aren't exactly impressed with the new and improved Jesse. And then there's Matt, Gabe's father, who makes it clear that he never wants to see her again despite the lust that still smolders between them.

Jesse doesn't know if she can make up for all the mistakes of her past. But the promise of sweet nights with Matt might just give her the extra incentive she needs to make it worth the trouble....

©2008 Susan Macias Redmond (P)2008 Audible, Inc.

Critic reviews

"When you think of passion, drama and heartwarming stories, think Susan Mallery." ( Romantic Times)

Entertaining~!

I haven't been bored by any of Susan Mallery's audio books yet. This book is no exception. I also enjoyed the narrator!

SWEET TROUBLE

I love all her books. I can't get enough.SWEET TROUBLE

Really good narrator. The narrator makes the book. I have previewed so many that have narrators that I cannot continue with.

I really disliked that the author repeated so much. If there hadn’t been so much, this could have been a 3rd to a half shorter! I’m very surprised the editor didn’t catch this.
Too much sex for my liking, just not necessary we do have imaginations.
Overall, interesting story.
Great narrator!

At last

In the first 2 books - there was no sympathy for Jessie and it was understandable but the rift between the sisters were irritating at times but in the end - my issue wasn’t with Matt (although he was rather vindictive) my issue was how the sisters wanted Jessie to forgive Matt after just 2 months and yet Nickie held a grudge for 5 years. I think Jessie should have waiting a min of 6 months.

Predictable

The story line is too predictable and the main character Jesse is a drama queen.
The narrator's voice is whiny, which makes this one a hard listen.