Burnout

By: Rebecca Jenshak

Narrated by: Teddy Hamilton, Erin Mallon

Length: 8 hrs and 35 mins

Publisher's summary

Hes the hot, tattooed bad boy that I traded insults with...and now he wants my help?

Knox Holland is in a jam. After an incredible first year on the pro motocross circuit, he should be on top of the world. Instead, his bad reputation has landed him without a team. He's untouchable and desperate to turn it around.

Which is how he ends up at my gym asking me to train him. As a college gymnast with two Olympic medals to my name, I know a thing or two about the pressure to succeed. Last season I choked and then injured myself before I could show the world that I'm not a twenty-year-old has-been.

Focused on the future, I can't afford to get distracted. But I recognize the desperation in Knox's eyes, and I cant say no to him, either.

It should have been an easy task, but nothing about Knox is easy. One minute were arguing, and the next I'm enjoying his shirtless handstands a little too much.

Falling for him would be a mistake...

Burnout is a sports romance with a cocky bad boy, spice, banter, and a happily ever after.

©2024 Rebecca Jenshak (P)2024 Rebecca Jenshak

Best performance and Knox and Avery so cute

The performance was one of the best. Loved Knox and Avery’s story and all the spice.

Slow burn so worth it.

Slow burn isn’t my favorite trope but once the slow finally came the burn hit so good. It was fun listening to the duet performance especially by two great narrators. The performance was top notch! Absolutely made getting through first half, which I feel like set my rating a little lower than it could have been, so worth it.

Fantastic

This book brought all the hot bad boy with the sexy banter. The buildup between Knox and Avery was intense and kept me guessing when they would finally give in to their attraction. I love everything this author writes. Every book has been great and I crave more but let me tell you that this one has jumped to the top of my favorites. It gave me so many emotions and feelings. Knox is so much more than his black clothes and motorcycle represent. This man is a keeper, he simply doesn't know it. He has sacrificed for his family and Avery will help him realize he deserves happiness too. Now, Avery is a fighter. Being an Olympic winner has put pressure on her to continue to compete at that level. When an injury hinders that, she needs to get her confidence back. In helping Know she will do just that. These two are total opposites but also alike in many ways. They work together and was such a great story. I laughed many times as well as teared up a few too. It has great characters with hopes for future books to continue as well and it has a great storyline. The research for each sport was put in and I learned a few things as well as I was entertained. I highly recommend this book.

Teddy Hamilton and Erin Mallon were both terrific. Loved their voices and how they brought Knox and Avery to life.

Loved

I love it when the voices match the characters! Loved the chemistry and unknowing. Must read!

New Adult Sports Romance

I read it, and loved it. The audiobook version is great! Knox and Avery's story is entertaining, fun, passionate, and engaging. They are opposites attract. I liked the slow burn romance, the banter, and the chemistry. This is a great new adult sports romance. Erin Mallon and Teddy Hamilton did an excellent job bringing this story to life. I enjoyed it.

I loved this book

I really enjoyed this book. Great story and the narration is fantastic. Erin and Teddy are great as always. Thanks for the book

Knox + Avery = 🫶🏼

Tropes:
Tattooed/pierced Motocross bad boy
Collegiate gymnast girly girl
Friends to ❤️
She’s helping/training him
Opposites attract
He calls her Princess

“Is everything you own pink?”
“You’re one to talk, mister all black and sexy.”

Amazing performance!

Star Rating: 5/5
Spice Rating: 3/5
Audiobook 5/5

What to Expect:
- College Romance
- Motocross
- Gymnast Heroine
- Tattooed Hero
- Bad Boy/Good Girl
- Training Together
- Opposites Attract
- He Falls First
- Found Family

This is my first read by Rebecca Jenshak and won't be my last. I love sports romance books and am so happy to have another author to add to my favorites list. Am I moving into my Motocross romance era? I think so!

Knox is the tattooed motocross bad boy I didn't know I needed in my life. Avery is an Olympic gymnast recovering from an injury. Knox was kicked off his team and needs help getting back into the fold. Avery is asked to help train him through gymnastics to improve his motocross tricks. He is a bad boy, and she is a good girl. They don't get off on the right foot, but as they spend more time together, feelings develop and sparks fly.

I devoured this story and loved Knox and Avery together. I loved the grumpy/sunshine aspect of the storyline, their fun banter, and the development of their relationship. The tension was palpable, and the spice was sizzling. One of my favorite things about this story is how Knox and Avery are total opposites but find they have more in common than they think and can connect on a deeper level. The overall character development is top-tier. Knox Holland is perfect! I stan a man that takes care of his family! I absolutely could not put this book down and can't wait to read more from Rebecca Jenshak.

NARRATION:
This audiobook was so good! When I saw it had been released, I quickly purchased a copy. Teddy Hamilton and Erin Mallon did a fantastic job. This was probably one of the best performances I've heard this year. Teddy and Erin really brought Knox and Avery to life. I felt all of the emotions and passion. Teddy and Erin's performance was entertaining and absolutely kept me engaged in the story.

4.5 ⭐️

Teddy Hamilton is top 3 narrator for me. And Erin Mallon’s voice is perfect for Avery.

I loved this story. Avery and Knox were definitely the opposites of each other and i think i liked that the most. They both brought out something in each other they each were missing.

Knox is a stand up guy but scared crapless to need any help from anyone. I love how Avery broke down those walls and offered support without shoving it into his face.

Avery’s brain was running a mile a minute while training and i swooned every single time Knox told her that she had this. That she was great, his unwavering support of how talented she was knew no end. He was always a reassuring voice for her.

I enjoyed how their “relationship/situationship” grew from dislike, to sort of friends, to friends, to hookup, to more. The building of trust was ideal for both of them. They both had trauma of relationships in different ways, so the building of friendship first was so good to see.

I enjoyed this book and the duet was amazing!

So Good!

This was my second read from this author. Burnout is a slow burn but is so worth it! Teddy is one of my favorite narrators. This was my first from Erin, but they were so great together.