Delicate Freakn' Flower

By: Eve Langlais

Narrated by: Tillie Hooper

Length: 6 hrs and 8 mins

Publisher's summary

Dammit , just how many toes was she going to have to stomp on before people realized she was a delicate freakn' flower? Naomi doesn't want to follow tradition and settle down with a violence-loving, chest-thumping shapeshifter. She grew up in a household with five testosterone-laden brothers where none of the dishes ever matched, the ugly-as-sin furniture could withstand any catastrophe, and Krazy Glue was bought by the case.

When fate - with a snicker - makes her meet not one but two mates, Naomi digs her heels in and refuses to do what her wolf - and her body - demand. No way is she voluntarily allowing herself to get hitched to a pair of dumbass - totally hot and muscled - lacrosse players. Can Ethan, the towering Kodiak bear, and Javier, the sexy, tanned jaguar convince this she-wolf that life with them won't be all chaos? And can this delicate freakn' flower unbend her prejudices enough to recognize she needs a pair of men who can handle her thorns - and her passion?

©2011 Eve Langlais (P)2015 Audible, Inc.

It was a fun read.

This book was highly entertaining and made me laugh a lot. I would recommend it for a fun read or just to make you smile.

The wolf, the panther and the bear

I have to say ...This book was really different for me. I found myself laughing a lot while reading it.

Awesome books can't wait to listen to the rest of the series

I would recommend this book wow, wow!!! I loved every minute I devoted to it, the characters were superb and the narrator did an amazing job bringing each and everyone of the characters to life.

She want delicate finie things in life not rowdy!

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

She grew up in rough tumble rowdy howdy family of brothers and even her father was in mix of house shaking wall breaking glass shattering bouts of fights and rough housing while her moment she lifted her feet and made sure everything was sturdy.

She moved out want finer things in life small little figures so delicate and pretty thing she want nice calm man to settle down with do finer things she dreamed of as girl.

WHACK he get hit upside head in middle of lacrosse game as he catch eye of 'her' and his bear sit up take notice to, his buddy cat leaps in mix when he catches her to, they battle it out on field beating up everyone getting beat on she sit in crowd shaking her head her wolf howls and rolls over excited.

No no no no, she dont want 2 and she dont WANT them, what follows is disastrous bang up job to love? Maybe "*&*S CRASH(*&(S BANG Crack up love story!



Loved how she did each voice wonderful job!

If you're into Triads this is the book.

Let me just say I adore Eve Langlais however I have come to the conclusion that MFM books are not my forte. It doesn't matter how much I adore any author if a book has this dynamic within it there's just something that I cannot be okay with. In the same breath there is another book that will have the same dynamic that I am looking forward to. Again I do not like the MFM dynamic but I will read that book.

If this book was just male/female I would be totally obsessed with this book. This book is well-written, funny, and has a badass female heroine. She doesn't take sass from anyone and she is completely and utterly independent. She is not dependent on her family, her friends, or even the two male suitors after her. There was great action and drama within this book which I adore as well. Also I enjoy very naughty characters and this has multiple of them.

I really want to continue the series but all but one has the MFM Dynamic within them. I don't think I can do it I think I'm just going to skip to Freakn' Out. That has only one man by for the attention of the female main character. I'm going to contemplate if I want to continue the series or not. Don't get me wrong I adore all of her books. They are funny, feel good, and just overall fantastic but I can never stomach that type of dynamic. It just seems kind of selfish for the other man in the Triad.

couldn't continue

I love menage romance novels that's why I was excited to find this one.... unfortunately I just couldn't get past the absolute ignorance of the female MC. She is rude and judgmental a complete bitch. I found myself skipping chapters to see if I would get better and she would calm down. When that didnt work I deleted the book and went in search for something that didnt make me want to hurl my phone across the room. that being said I do not recommend this story to anyone that gets annoyed at ridiculously angry women.

meh.

struggled with narrators portrayal of characters. she made some very immature or sounding. the guy sounded almost skater or Cali surfer.
The story was funny and pretty good.

Best shifter book ever!

I don’t write reviews often but I just need to say how well this was narrated AND written! Sometimes these stories are juvenilely written or such a fantasy it’s hard to believe someone would actually dialogue as written. But this author wrote this so well and believably, I was so excited to get this! Hunt to see what else she’s written.

I love Eve. I love Tillie. Together they are great

I read the first three books in this series years ago. I was enjoying it, but then they came out on audio and I love Tillie Hooper, so I knew that I wanted to listen to them. I got backed up on new releases and just never got these into my queue. Then I had an Audible $20 credit from a promotion, and since I had the Kindle versions, I was able to add these on really cheap, so now I’m revisiting the first few books. Then I will tackle all the ones I haven’t read.

So, in this series, we have several different species of shifters. They do have fated mates where they are instantly attracted to their mates as soon as they meet them. They can also have more than one mate. In this book, Naomi, a wolf, has two mates, Javier, a jaguar, and Ethan, a Kodiak bear. So, yes, this is a menagage, but both men with the woman. They are best friends and enjoy sharing, but nothing between the two of them.

Naomi sees herself as a delicate freakn flower. She doesn’t like violence and all the rough housing that her brothers do all the time. She wants to be a normal human, instead of a shifter. She really wants a human for a lover, again, she thinks they are less violence. Imagine her surprise when she has, not one, but two, shifter mates, who are professional lacrosse players, at that.

What Naomi doesn’t realize is that: One, they will do anything to keep her happy. Two, she has quite the temper and isn’t nearly as non-violent as she would like to think. That temper really comes out when someone threatens her by destroying her car, which is her baby. Her temper flares even more when some guys beat up her brother as a message to her.

This story does have the humor that I always expect from Eve Langlais. I don’t think this is her funniest series, but it does have several of those chuckle-worthy lines. This series also ramps up the sex compared to series like Welcome to Hell or the Kodiak Point/Bitten Point/Dragon Point worlds. I would say, this is more along the lines of Princess of Hell series, which also has menagages too. A lot of the really funny quotes are sex related too (there was one quote I really wanted to include, but I thought it was a little more R rated than I wanted to include in a review.).

Fun quotes:
“I am a delicate, misunderstood flower, goddammit,” she yelled. “Why does no one see that?”

Towering taller than she’d imagined a body could stretch with thick fur, a heavily muscled frame, and great big teeth, Ethan was absolutely magnificent. And kind of freaky in a he-could-totally-kill-me-with-a-swipe-of-his-paw kind of way. She took a step back, then, sat hard on her ass when the great, big, scary bear waved a paw at her and grinned by pulling his lips back to show some teeth.
Her anger, having receded during her hunt of Javier, became completely replaced with mirth as the Kodiak bear sat down and cocked his head, looking like a cuddly teddy.
She shifted back and shook her head. “How’s a girl supposed to stay pissed when you’re acting like the world’s cutest carnival prize?” she snapped, her rebuke tempered with a smile. Ethan lifted hairy paws and shrugged. Naomi couldn’t help giggling. A furry head butted her from behind and she peered sideways to see Javier’s slick feline shape.
She let her fingers rub the fur between his ears, the hair softer than expected. Mischief made her scrub him hard behind the ears while crooning, “Who’s a pretty kitty? You like that don’t you.” A loud purring met her ministrations and she giggled. “Look who’s a big suck. Oops, I mean ferocious man eating panther.”

Narration
Tillie Hooper is great with this series, which didn’t surprise me at all. I knew she would be great with all the sex scenes and with the humor of this series. I’m a little disappointed in myself for taking so long to get to this series. I mean, Eve Langlais is a favorite author and Tillie Hooper is a favorite narrator. Why did I wait years to start with two favorites? I have no idea. Just know that Tillie Hooper is great with male and female voices (and there are a lot of male voices in this book between the two heroes and the heroines brothers and father). I highly recommend trying Tillie if you haven’t yet.

So Hot, but with a real storyline!

yes yes there was a lot of hot gratuity sex but there was actually a real storyline it that make me want to continue listening and actually see the next book in the series.