The Reed Rivers Trilogy: A Bundle of Books 1-3

By: Lauren Rowe

Narrated by: Andi Arndt, Jacob Morgan

Swallowing lies has never tasted so good.

Reed freaking Rivers. I wouldn’t trust a word out of the arrogant music mogul’s mouth if his gold-plated tongue were notarized. The Man with the Midas Touch would say anything to get me into his bed, and I know it. But that doesn’t mean I don’t want him to succeed.

Reed has something I want. Something my heart desires even more than my body craves one night with him. Reed assumes he’s running this game of seduction. He thinks he’s a thirty-four-year-old big cat on the prowl, and I’m a blushing twenty-one-year-old field mouse with stars in my eyes. But as Reed is about to find out, he’s not the only big cat on the hunt in this game of cat and mouse.

The Reed Rivers Trilogy is a bundle of all three books of Reed and Georgina's scorching-hot, enemies-to-lovers, age-gap romance: BAD LIAR, BEAUTIFUL LIAR, and BELOVED LIAR. To find out more about Reed Rivers and his music empire, River Records, check out the bonus material at the “River Records” tab on Lauren Rowe's website: laurenrowebooks.com

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Such a sweet story!

I adore these books! Their relationship is so freaking sweet! The narrators nailed it, of course.. They are my 2 FAVE everrrr!!!!!

Loved!!!!

I loved this series so much I listened to it 2x back to back. The narrators are PERFECTION! This duo is GOLD!! Now listening to Josh & Kay’s series and not a fan of those narrators. It makes such a big difference!

Loved it

Very good story. Could not wait to see what happened at the end. Love Andi and Jacob

Expected this to be average - it was great entertainment!

Frankly, I have never purchased a box set where at least one or more of the books were a dud. Not true here! A sexy, fun, well done romp worth more than a credit!

Great story - a single story

I really loved this story and the depth of the characters. That said - it seems like it should have been a single book … it didn’t need to be parceled into 3 smaller, individually priced books.