Flirting with Felicity

De: Gerri Russell

Narrado por: Kate Rudd

Felicity Wright never expected to inherit the hotel where she works as head chef. But now, she'll do anything to keep the Bancroft Hotel operating - even if that means mixing it up with the late owner's handsome nephew, Blake Bancroft. He's here to challenge her unexpected inheritance of the Bancroft Hotel, and there's no way either of them are walking away without a fight.

When his uncle wills away his family's oldest property, Blake Bancroft cooks up a plan to get it back. To check out his competition, he'll need to check in. Too bad his first encounter with Felicity proves to be anything but smooth. As their battle over ownership begins, things begin to heat up between them - and not just in the kitchen. Their attraction may be a recipe for disaster. Yet with the right ingredients, it could turn into a recipe for love...

In her debut contemporary romance, award-winning historical romance author Gerri Russell whips up a sweet, passionate, and unforgettably delectable story.

©2015 Gerri Russell (P)2015 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

Flirting with Felicity

I would recommend this book as light reading to anyone. I found it to move well.

What a fun read!

I have read several of Gerri Russell's historic novels and enjoyed them, but was unsure how I'd like her contemporary. Needless to say this was a super fun with just enough steaminees to make it a great read. Look out Susan Elizabeth Phillips, I have a new favorite contemporary romance writer!!

Fun & flirty

Very well written and great narration. Story was predictable but oh so sweet regardless. Loved it from beginning to end.

Terrible book but great narration..

This wasn't a good book at all.

In the end I only enjoyed the last 20% of this story. Once Destiny and Reid started to try to destroy Blake and Felicity it did become interesting.

There were 2 or 3 or 4 explicit sex scenes in this but by the time they got to it I was too tired of thoughts and feelings about it that I skimmed all of them. And there was no swearing.

As to the narration: Love, love, love Kate Rudd. She does men and women’s voices perfectly and read with wonderful emotions. But even her reading couldn’t help this book.