Theo

Silver Team, Book 1

By: Riley Edwards

Narrated by: Amanda Willow, Dane Anderson

Is seven days long enough to build a forever love?

I was living a nightmare of my own making.

My life had been erased. My past rewritten. My name changed. I had nothing from my previous life. I was no longer Bridget Keller.

I was promised federal protection. I was promised a new life. I was promised I would be safe. As it turned out, I wasn’t and I only had one place to run—back to Theo Jackson and his painfilled brown eyes, menacing demeanor, and indescribable kindness. To the man I had no business falling in love with yet I had.

I would do anything to go back and change the chain of events that sent my life spiraling. Everything except meeting Theo.

I was never supposed to see Bridget again. I’d let her go—mourned the loss and spent months trying to forget her. When a new threat sends her running back to me, I won’t waste my second chance.

There’s only one thing standing in my way, one obstacle to overcome, unfortunately he has a hostage and I have a choice to make.

©2023 Riley Edwards (P)2026 Riley Edwards

Oh how I enjoyed this book in audio!

I have read any and every book that Riley Edwards has ever written. And she is the only author that I love so much that I also listen to the audiobook after I've already eyeballed the book. This production is no different...no, that's not right. This production has one of my all time favorite female narrators, Amanda Willow. If you haven't listened to her perform a book yet, run, do not walk to listen to anything she has done. In this dual production, she portrayed one of Riley's bada** heroines AND a whole cast of male characters that long-time Riley fans have been getting to know for years. And she did it with fantastic skill alongside Dane Anderson, the male narrator. Dane does a lovely job too...it's just that I don't think we celebrate female narrators enough! Even if you've read Theo already, make sure to listen to this audio production, you won't regret it.

Narrators not like other Riley Edward’s books

Just started this book and it’s very difficult to not turn it off after 10 chapters. The male narrator is overdramatic and listening to him, especially during any of the sex scenes is cringe worthy. He makes Zane lose all of his masculinity and changes the characters dynamics. The female narrator is a little bit pitchy and excited which really changes the characters demeanor. Storyline is decent not one of my favorites from Riley Edwards.