The Wildest One

The Weston Group, Book 2

By: Marni Mann

Narrated by: Savannah Peachwood, Sean Masters

A scorching hot, hockey, forbidden, billionaire romance from USA Today best-selling author Marni Mann

I’m not the calm before the storm. I am the storm. And only she can tame my wild

ways.

Hockey is my religion.

My body is my temple.

My only goal in life is to win another Stanley Cup with the Los Angeles Whales, so women are just a sexy distraction.

Until her.

The fiery redhead I see across the bar while I’m at an away game.

With one look, I know I have to meet her.

With one touch, I need her beneath me.

With one bat of her long lashes, I want those eyes gazing up at me as she kneels before me.

And with booze flowing through my veins, I do something I’ve never done. I offer her a proposition—to spend a long weekend with me.

What is only supposed to be three nights of sizzling passion turns into much more, and when I leave for my next away game, I find myself wanting her in ways I’ve never felt.

She’s a young heart with an old soul.

My dream woman in every way.

The only thing I’ve ever encountered that my family name, talent and money can’t attain.

But there’s too much distance between us, and I realize that maybe we just aren’t meant to be.

Until a chance meeting skates us right back together and our time is suddenly now.

Except all of that changes when I learn the truth …

She’s forbidden, untouchable, and off-limits.

With my heart on the line, can I score the most crucial goal of my life, or will she realize that being with the wildest one isn’t worth the sacrifices she’ll have to make?

©2025 Marni Mann (P)2025 Mann Publishing LLC

Loved the story.

I love how the story starts off right from the beginning full of drama and spice and intrigue.
The narrators are excellent. I’m much prefer duet narration, but both of them did a great job.
If keeps
You interested and wanting to listen.
This is the new author for me and I will definitely read the other books.

Loved it

I enjoyed this audiobook very much. At first, I thought that it was hot from the beginning, but was also put off by how quickly their first hook up happened. As it progressed, I found the main characters likable and I got past that initial reaction. I liked the sense of loyalty and commitment. Sean Masters’ voice is panty melting!! He was perfect for this part. The heat is 🔥🔥🔥🔥. Savannah Peachwood is never my favorite, but he made up for her deficiencies. I liked that Beck was a strong, respectful man and stepped up and faced the fire like a real man.

You can’t fight love

The spice was spicing 🔥🥵🌶️

Alpha Male
Taboo
Age Gap
Secret Hookups
Daddy’s girl
Instalove

Allllll the things a dirty girls mind could ever need 🤤

You can’t fight love ~ if you want it go get.. 💯

The audio narration 👌👌👌

The story was good , missed out on not being duet

I liked the story , it really missed out not being duet . Would have made this book 10x better

Second chance fun

Oh I do love a second chance romance, especially when there’s a bit of animosity between the characters, but not outright hate. This story required me to trust the process a bit. Beck and Jolie met when she was only 20 and a sophomore in college. After spending an unforgettable weekend together, they part ways. Years pass where they only have text conversations and too many missed moments to reconnect, until fate decides to put them in the same place at the same time. From there we get a steamy romance between two people who were perfect from each other right from the start. This story will remind you of those whirlwind romances of our 20s, all the magic and passion, but with a second chance twist which I loved. Add in the fact that he’s a billionaire and a professional hockey player and it’s a deliciously steamy romance only Marni Mann can deliver.

In audio, Sean Masters and Savannah Peachwood were perfect for Beck and Jolie. I loved how this story all came together. From the moment they meet back up, the story moves quickly and will make you fall in love with Jolie and Beck as a couple. And there’s just enough hockey to be fun and to make it a true sports romance, but Beck also gets to sweep Jolie off her feet a bit too in the way only a really rich person can. Beck was strong, confident, and a true leader, which was incredibly sexy. I also really appreciated how Jolie grew in the time they were apart and though she struggled at times, especially concerning working with her father, she still had backbone and grit. Overall, this was a fantastic follow up to The Arrogant One and I’m super intrigued that Walker is the next Weston to get his story.