The Ballerino and the Biker

The Hedonist Series, Book 1

By: Rebecca James

Narrated by: Christopher Rain

Pursuing his dream of becoming a principal dancer in a prestigious corps de ballet, Morgan Wentworth returns to NYC only to find his brother Jake has died and his own life is in danger. When the president of Jake's motorcycle club appoints member Zeke Ivers as Morgan's bodyguard, the tough biker is forced to begin questioning his sexuality as he finds himself unexpectedly attracted to the young dancer.

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Great!!!

I read all the reviews and almost didn’t get this audible but goodness gracious, it was hot! A motorcycle club guy and a ballerino! Lots of twists and turns and tons of fun characters! I’ll be following this author for more!

great story terrible narration

loved the story and the characters and that was the only reason i made it through this book. the narration was terrible. It didn't start put terrible but got progressively worse as the story went on.

Sexy!

I bought this book because I am a big fan of the narrator and was not disappointed. Loved the suspense throughout the book and the tension between Morgan and Zeke. Rebecca James is a new to me author, but I'll definitely buy her books in the future.

Christopher Rain's performance was perfect. His narrations get better and better with every book and this one was no exception. He has a smooth voice and a sexy tone. He is an automatic buy for me.

Ok

There was a lot going on in this that made it hard not to roll my eyes. I think if there had been less then I could have been drawn into the plot a lot more and connected to the guy’s. There were some sweet and sexy moments and some parts that I liked though and it was an easy listen

Opposites attract...like magnets!

Loved this book! Rebecca James is a new to me author, and I already can't wait with the rest of the books in this series.
Morgan is a 19 year old dancer, orphaned and now that also his formerly estranged older biker brother is dead, he has no one left. He has his dream of becoming a Principe Ballerino, and finds himself CEO of a company who's Board of Directors doesn't trust him.
When his late brother's actions put Morgan in danger, his MC take him in to protect him and Zeke is assigned to his security. Zeke has always been straight, hasn't he? So why does Morgan nearness affect him so much?
A rollercoster of emotion and a seemingly endless flow of troubles thrown in Morgan's way. I loved him: the guy is so resilient and trusting, probably an age thing. I liked Zeke, too, even if he was a stubborn fool sometimes.