Claim Me (The Stark Trilogy)

The Stark Series #2

By: J. Kenner

Narrated by: Sofia Willingham

Length: 12 hrs and 50 mins

Publisher's summary

For fans of Fifty Shades of Grey and Bared to You comes the second novel in the erotic, fast-paced trilogy that started with Release Me. This sexy, emotionally charged romance continues the story of Damien Stark, the powerful multimillionaire who’s never had to take “no” for an answer, and Nikki Fairchild, the Southern belle who only says “yes” on her own terms.

For Damien, our obsession is a game. For me, it is fiercely, blindingly, real.

Damien Stark’s need is palpable - his need for pleasure, his need for control, his need for me. Beautiful and brilliant yet tortured at his core, he is in every way my match.

I have agreed to be his alone, and now I want him to be fully mine. I want us to possess each other beyond the sweetest edge of our ecstasy, into the deepest desires of our souls. To let the fire that burns between us consume us both.

But there are dark places within Damien that not even our wildest passion can touch. I yearn to know his secrets, yearn for him to surrender to me as I have surrendered to him. But our troubled pasts will either bind us close...or shatter us completely.

Claim Me is an erotic romance intended for mature audiences.

©2013 J. Kenner (P)2013 Random House Audio

Needs a better story line...

Where does Claim Me (The Stark Trilogy) rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

I'ts worth a credit

What was one of the most memorable moments of Claim Me (The Stark Trilogy)?

Nothing I can remember.. a lot of sexing. lol

Have you listened to any of Sofia Willingham’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

First time.. Sofia reads sexual stories well..

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

Nothing in this books comes to mind.. I just was not impressed

Any additional comments?

All I could think of was 50 Shades of Gray... Nothing that I would say was outstanding here..

good book

This book has excellent flow, a good storyline and evolving characters. a very good reaf

awesome

loved it awesome series
great writing and detailes makes you feel like you are there

love this series

this series is so good I can't wait to get to the next one. thank you for writing and awesome narrators

uptick in storyline

the first book started out slower than I would have liked. This book seemed the same until about chapter 14 when the story began to move with pace. Left with a cliff hanger in which you can't wait to start the next novel. Look forward to reading all of the other novels and novellas woven into this story.

Great Installment - Looking Forward To The Next

What made the experience of listening to Claim Me (The Stark Trilogy) the most enjoyable?

This is a continuation of Release Me - The Stark Trilogy. If you enjoy the billionaire meets beauty and follow the journey of extravagance, intimacy and drama - this is for you. (Oh yeah, great sex too.)

For Damien, our obsession is a game. For me, it is fiercely, blindingly, real.

Damien Stark’s need is palpable - his need for pleasure, his need for control, his need for me. Beautiful and brilliant yet tortured at his core, he is in every way my match.

I have agreed to be his alone, and now I want him to be fully mine. I want us to possess each other beyond the sweetest edge of our ecstasy, into the deepest desires of our souls. To let the fire that burns between us consume us both.

But there are dark places within Damien that not even our wildest passion can touch. I yearn to know his secrets, yearn for him to surrender to me as I have surrendered to him. But our troubled pasts will either bind us close...or shatter us completely.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Claim Me (The Stark Trilogy)?

Finding out Damion's TWO secrets... who knew? No spoilers from me - but I will tell you that you'll understand what makes him tick.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

No, I don't have 'extreme reactions'. This is compared to 50 Shades which I haven't read-so I'm not helpful in that. However, it IS similar to the Crossfire Series by Sylvia Day or Breathless Trilogy by Maya Banks


I found myself drifting through parts of Book #1 Release Me, Book #2 Claim Me kept my interest throughout and I cannot wait to finish this series with Book #3 Complete Me.

Any additional comments?

NOTE: Contains adult themes and strong language.

Might Die Waiting for Book Three!

Would you consider the audio edition of Claim Me to be better than the print version?

I think listening to the book allows you to experience the book instead of just reading it.

Which character – as performed by Sofia Willingham – was your favorite?

All of them. But, I suppose Nikki would have to be my favorite. Sophia does a great job with her - you can feel her personality and it is like Nikki really is telling the story instead of someone reading to you.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

I have to admit that I did cry and that I laughed often throughout book - enjoying Nikki and Damien's relationship. Also the book is in the erotic section....need I say more?

Any additional comments?

A great love story and character study. The book satisfies my need for happiness for the main characters without feeling cheesy.

breathless

great read I hated for the book to be over but excited for the next adventure.

I can't believe I'm gonna say this but

There's just to much sex in this book. The story was completely over shadowed by the many many sex scenes. The reading wasn't very good either. This wasn't as good as I had hoped.

Boring!

This book wasn’t for you, but who do you think might enjoy it more?

If you have insomnia and need help sleeping, this is the audiobook for you!!!

What was most disappointing about J. Kenner’s story?

The story line drags.

What about Sofia Willingham’s performance did you like?

She does a wonderful job witht he characters! Too bad the story is so bad.....

You didn’t love this book... but did it have any redeeming qualities?

It dragged on and on....

Any additional comments?

I read both books and it have been condensed into one.