Four Enemies

Four After Dark, Book 3

De: Stephanie Brother

Narrado por: Laurie West, Christian Black

No one has ever pushed me to my limits like these four men.

I'm excited when I'm given a promotion to tour manager at Club Red—until I find out I'll be crowded into a van with four alpha-hole revue dancers, trying to keep them in line while they travel to other venues.

Their bodies may be physical perfection, but the men are infuriating and frustrating, and they seem intent on pushing every one of my buttons.

Colin is a cocky f-boy who thinks every woman wants him, including me. I'm determined not to feed his ego, but his wicked grin gives my body other ideas.

Tall, dark, and smart-mouthed Jordan exists to torment me, ready with a clever comeback for every comment. I hate him, and I also hate how much I want him.

Owen is sullen and moody, until he gets on stage and dazzles both me and every woman in the audience with his panty-soaking moves.

Rough and rugged Zane and I have one night of history together, a night I've begged him not to mention to the others, but his mouth is apparently as big as other parts of his anatomy!

They're all so irritating that I manage to mostly overlook how hot they are—until the night were forced to share a room, and all of the energy wed put into fighting with each other gets channeled into more pleasurable activities.

It's a spectacular lapse in judgment on my part, and I can't let it happen again. I'm their boss, and what we did together is against the rules. I need this job, no matter how frustrating it is.

But my common sense and willpower have apparently met their match. Resisting them is futile, especially when I find out there's a lot more to them than meets the eye. Can we move from being enemies to something much more than friends?

Four Enemies is the third book in the FOUR After Dark Series, standalone reverse harem romances with characters who continue to make appearances.

©2023 Stephanie Brother (P)2025 Stephanie Brother

Steamy

This was a decent plot but for some reason I
found my attention span wasn’t as good as usual.
I can’t put my finger on what was missing for the storyline
it had a decent plot with plenty of heat and steam to it and
characters for most parts are likable.
Say that it was still enjoyable and entertaining.
The narrator did a good job of telling the story.
I voluntarily reviewed a copy of this audiobook.

SB does it again!!

Another great addition to the Four series from SB. Enemies to lovers in under a week, was different from the usual slow burn, but it works!

Fantastic Narrators!

I loved the narrators, they both had easy voices to listen to! Easy to understand and they had such great voices!
I was so glad Brittany got her own book! She has a lot to work through, and she doesn’t make it easy on her men—but their journey to happiness is wonderful to read. The steam, as always with Stephanie Brother, was top notch! I love the extended epilogues, so you get a really thorough look at everyone’s happy ending.
This will definitely go into my circulation of repeat listens!

The perfect enemies!

Laurie West and Christian Black are two of my favorite narrators. They bring a level of anticipation in anything they're involved in, and it was a great listen. I loved this book! Although Brittany often came across as very mean to the guys, it was definitely a defense mechanism. Brittany is so used to being mistreated that she pushes potential suitors away. I can definitely relate as a woman who's been through her share of relationships. Enter Zane, Owen, Colin and Jordan who seem to be just what the doctor ordered to force Brittany to let down her guard. In forced proximity, things really heat up at a very fast pace, and everyone is forced to see that they've stumbled upon something worth fighting for. This read was fun, scorching hot and filled with passion. I always love the reoccurring characters as well! It was a treat!

more Men to Love

These men were all in from the start. They knew they wanted Brittany and they were going to stop at nothing to get her to themselves or amount the group. Owen and Zane are the quiet ones and like to watch from the sidelines, but Colin and Jordan are the life of the party