Can't Resist Her

De: Kianna Alexander

Narrado por: Mooreghan Martin

Two very determined women - in love, at odds, and risking a lot on a second chance.

After years away from home, Summer Graves is back in Austin, Texas, to accept a new teaching position. Of all the changes to the old neighborhood, the most dispiriting one is the slated demolition of the high school her grandmother founded. There’s no way she can let developers destroy her memories and her family legacy. But the challenge stirs memories of another kind.

On the architectural team revitalizing the neighborhood, hometown girl Aiko Holt is all about progress. Then she sees Summer again. Some things never change.

Neither can forget the kiss they shared at their senior-year dance. Neither can back down from her unwavering beliefs about what’s right for the neighborhood.

For now, the only thing Summer and Aiko are willing to give in to is a heat that still burns. But can two women with so much passion - for what once was and what could be - agree to disagree long enough to fall in love?

©2022 Eboni Manning. (P)2022 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

Reseñas de la Crítica

“Heat sizzles between these two…Anyone looking for inclusive romance should check out this breezy contemporary.”—Publishers Weekly

“This is a romance novel in which the plot outside of the relationship is also compelling, and that makes this book stand out.”—Library Journal

“Kianna Alexander writes an amazing story about two very determined women—in love, at odds, and risking a lot on a second chance.”—Essence

Enjoyed The Story Line

I strongly disliked the narrator of this book, narration is not her forte. But overall, the book had a very good storyline.

wanted to love it more

The book was cute and the spice well written. I didn’t enjoy the deep southern twang the author gave the characters, Austin is not mobile Alabama. Overall the narrator made the book a lot more boring than I think it really was, halfway through I got the book on kindle unlimited and read it myself and enjoyed it more that way.

Good story - Narrator... siiiighs

Overall, I think the story was pretty well written. I wish I'd read it on my own though. The narrator, to me, seems better suited for children's stories or news events. Some words like "advertisements" were pronounced strangely and it was distracting. It was nice to hear a story about a lesbian couple though, as these are harder to come by.

Great Narration

Omg this was my first book by the author and i can’t wait to read more! The story was great but i think the narrator and audiobook enhanced the story so much. I want to read more books by this narrator i liked how each character had a different voice and the emotion that the narrator had. It felt authentic to the story. The romance and plot was sweet. Highly recommend.

Touch of Class!

Wonderfully written, but boring delivery. Loved the reconciliation, but didn't feel it. Author again, narrator not so much. Off to my next Adventure.

Can't Resist Her

I read the second book first unintentionally, but either book can be read as a stand-alone. But they're equally great, so you might as well read them both!

Summer and Aiko are so good together. They have a cute backstory and great chemistry... including their rivalry! I loved how they tried to navigate their personal and professional relationships, even though the waters did get rough... they came out alright at the end.

I hope there are more related books coming out. There are some awesome characters that I would love to see find love!

The narration was great, but the recording was a little spotty...plus a whole chunk of ch.7 was missing.

Good, classy romance novel

I love how descriptive and detailed the writing is. I cried listening to this story.
I did listen to "Can't Let Her Go" I really wished the(for continuity sake) that the narrator from that book, also narrated this book.
I really enjoyed this. Very classy and romantic 👌🏾

Strong Black Women

Summer Graves had returned to Austin to teach at a private elementary school. She hates the chance in her neighborhood and especially the scheduled demo of the high school established by her grandmother. The head of the architect team is Alko Holt the woman she crushed on in high school. The kids they shared at the senior year dance was unforgettable. Two determined women with opposite goals. Great story.

Voices matter

I enjoyed the premise of the book. The author descriptions were strong; I could get a clear sense of space, time and feelings. Some parts were predictable but not enough that I didn’t want to complete. The biggest challenge was listening to the narrator. The ability to carry the various characters was not there and made listening to the book hard.

I really wanted to like it

I finished it thinking it would get better. My gf believes in this book but this one I just didn’t enjoy.

The writing feels simplistic and the character development is meh. The narration was the most jarring part for me.