Fight With Me

By: Kristen Proby

Narrated by: Jennifer Mack

Length: 9 hrs and 11 mins

Publisher's summary

Jules Montgomery is too busy and content with her life to worry about a man, especially one Nate McKenna. If growing up with four brothers has taught her anything, she knows to stay away from sexy men with tattoos and motorcycles. That goes double if he's your boss. During the one incredible night they shared, he violated the no fraternization policy...among other things, and it won't happen again. Jules won't risk her career for mind-blowing sex, no matter how much her body and her damn heart keep arguing with her. Nate McKenna could give a shit about the no fraternizing policy. He wants Jules and he'll have her.

The rules could bend around them, or be damned. He's not a man to be taken lightly, and Jules Montgomery is about to find out just how he responds to being pushed aside after the best night of sex he's ever had. She can fight all she wants, but he'll have her in his bed in the end. Fight With Me is the second novel in the With Me In Seattle Series.

©2013 Kristen Proby (P)2013 Audible, Inc.

Fight With Me

I absolutely loved this book series, so I am so excited that it is also in audio! Jennifer Mack and Eric Michael Sommerer did a phenomenal job of bringing Jules and Nate to life! I highly recommend Fight With Me by Kristen Proby!

listening to it second Time around

it is a story that when You listen to it once,after few Years You dont remember what it was about. i think I likes it few Years ago,but now listening to it was just ok. Very easy,You Can skip half of it AS it is just - talk,talk,talk- sex,sex,sex no darma,no nothing

Good book, but

the females voice does all the talking and CANNOT do any justice to the man's voice. It was very hard to get through the whole book. Read it instead!

Super sexy story with phenomenal characters

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

No but I prefer reading.

What did you like best about this story?

The characters!

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

Yes, I've listened to all of the With Me In Seattle Series...she does a great job.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

The whole book is packed with varying emotion...lots of sex (it's erotica) and enough angst to make me feel it.

Any additional comments?

Great series...can't get enough of the Montgomery's.

Juicy and suspenseful

Loved the suspense Fight with me provided. It wasn't the usual storyline, had a few fun twists.

Awesome

Definitely will be a repeat. Makes you believe in love again. Smoking hot and sizzling.

No doubt good, but questionable believability

Another well written in the series. There's just so much sex in focus that it reminds you it's fiction.
Enjoy!

It was ok

I'm no prude but there were way too many sex scenes and just ended up skipping them. The narrator wasn't as bad in this book but she's still not my favorite. SPOILERS.... This may be pretty of me but his ex-wife was in the book twice and both times she's sitting on his desk right in front of him and he lets her. That drove me nuts. The first time he also let her trace her finger across her face. I think he should've told her right off the bat to get off of his desk and shouldn't have let her touch him period. Then she gets Jules fired and a few days later he gives her money! If my boyfriend gave his ex-wife money after getting me fired we would have a serious problem. And Jules wasn't even mad! Whatever 🙄. END SPOILERS. I think I'm done with this series.

Awesome Series

This series is wonderful. Each story is a stand alone. The only problem I had with this series is all the people, it gives me a headache trying to memorize who is who. The narrators were excellent.

Decent story

But I did not like Nate as much as I wanted to. He was a bit to controlling at times and it seriously rubbed me the wrong way. And what’s the point of having a male narrator if you are only going to use him for the epilogue? What a waste of a great voice. The female narrator does not have a great male voice,