Traded

By: Rebecca Brooke

Narrated by: Honey Scarlett, Leeroy Will

I'm a pawn, a piece of chattel, a toy - used and forgotten. When you're done with me, you can walk away with no regrets. That's how my husband sees me. I try to be the best wife possible for him. After all, he took me on when no one else would. Now - he's in debt and owes more money to the loan shark than we can possibly repay. But, don't worry, he's come up with a solution, it's just not one I was expecting. I've been traded.

Content warning: this book contains adult language, sexual situations and situations of emotional abuse. This book is meant for 18+ only.

©2015 Rebecca Brooke (P)2016 Rebecca Brooke Publishing

Trading...UP!

What made the experience of listening to Traded the most enjoyable?

I loved the two narrators. I knew who was about who was reading.

What did you like best about this story?

The story was a pretty good one. There were times where I could predict what was coming, but on a whole I enjoyed the whole book.

What does Honey Scarlett and Leeroy Will bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

The way they narrated the story. I did not notice it was by 2 people until I heard the second one. I loved how they did the story.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

I would have loved to have been able to just sit and listen to the whole story at once. It catches your attention and doesn't want to let go until the end.

Any additional comments?

This audiobook was provided by the author/narrator/publisher free of charge in exchange for an unbiased review.

Loved it sooo much!

I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher. This was my 2nd audiobook by Honey and Leeroy, I really enjoy the rough quality to Leeroy's voice. Well done

Really, I am so glad she was traded!

I was given this book in return for my honest unbiased opinion. I really liked this book but at the beginning of the story I thought I was going to go crazy. i can't deal with mental or physical abuse. Her husband was a jerk hut man the best thing was the trade. I loved this story and won't give away all the good parts. The narration was great as well. This book is sn overall win.

The synopsis is misleading

This wasn’t the story I expected when I went into this. Rather than a dark romance, it was about an insecure woman who finally gets out of an abusive relationship. The synopsis hooked me, but there were many things that bothered me while listening to it.

The hero was supposed to be this ruthless loan shark, but all he does is make empty threats. I thought this would be more of a captor and his captive falling in love, but Ashton is kind and considerate to the heroine from the start, agreeing to let her husband only repay him half of what he owes by trading her, after mere seconds of their meeting. He talks kindly to her, buys her things and takes her to the spa, all while expecting nothing from her.

Elena was such a frustrating character for most of the book, especially at the beginning. The way she always brought herself down and justified every of her husband’s actions was over the top. She was weak and let her douche of a husband walk all over her.

There was nothing wrong with the narration. Rather, it was one of the redeeming points of this audiobook. I especially liked how we would hear the hero or heroine’s voice in a dialogue even if we were not in their point of view.

If you’re looking for a dark romance, this wouldn’t be the one for you.

This audiobook was provided by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review.

Whoa the narration!!

who narrated this book... Batman. the storyline was good I could not get over the voice of the male narrator I felt like I was a character in a Batman movie. and the female voice was not convincing at all the story itself was good the plot was good the build-up was anti-climatic.