Gunner

Reynolds Protective, Book 3

De: Dr. Rebecca Sharp

Narrado por: Summer Morton, Lee Samuels

From best-selling romantic suspense author Dr. Rebecca Sharp comes a surprise pregnancy romantic suspense story....

Della Bolden needs an escape—that’s what happens when your billionaire father has shielded your entire life.

Growing up under the thumb of personal security—for her own safety—Della wanted one weekend of freedom on a ski trip with her friends. And freedom came in the form of good looks, a toe-curling smile, and a promise to go their separate ways in the morning.

Gunner Reynolds is just fine being the playboy bachelor among his brothers, and one night with a gorgeous woman is exactly the kind of thing he’d never turn down. And it was a night he’d never forget. Even though Della’s bright blue eyes still haunt his best fantasies, he tells himself he’s moved on.

When a local business mogul hires Reynolds Protective to guard his daughter, Gunner is shocked to find the familiar gaze he can’t stop thinking about.

With dangerous people threatening her and her family, Della needs Gunner’s protection. She also needs to tell him she’s pregnant. And though she trusts him to keep her safe, she wonders if she’s left her heart exposed to the one man who could break it?

©2022 Dr. Rebecca Sharp (P)2022 Dr. Rebecca Sharp

So far my fav

Honestly I didn’t think I would like Gunners book.. However… I think so far this is my favorite book! Ohhh Gunner he is perceived as light hearted, not really serious, jokester who is not taken seriously. However! He is soooo much more. I love him and Della. They are sooo perfect together. He is trying to make a name for herself and prove to everyone that she can do it, despite her dad trying to keep things from her and keep her safe. I feel like Gunner had the most character development so far in the series and I loved how Archer acknowledged that and even apologized and told him why. This book was seriously so good!

Favorite of the series

I think this is my favorite in the series which is so shocking to me because it's a surprise pregnancy. I loved Gunner and Della's relationship. The suspense was interesting and fun and I didn't guess who was behind it.

The audio was well done I think the narrators did a great job!

Loved it!

Narrators were spot on! Story line was really good. Gunner and Della were made for each other! ❤❤❤❤❤

Great narration

Love Gunner! One night stand, pregnancy trope.thought I would love Gunner’s dirty mouth the most since he’s the wild child, but it was a little cringe at times. That’s okay though, still a great book.

Love love love

Omg such a good read, I could not put this book down or more like stop listening to it

Girl power
Conference
Mystery
Sex

Must read this series

I loved the first two books in the series, but this one was especially good. Can’t wait to read the next in the series.

So good!!

So far, my favorite book from this series. It gives you everything. The hope we get more of the supporting cast in the series. I’d love more of their story too.

A romantic suspense surprise baby! Yes please!!!

Gunner is the third book in the Reynolds Protective Group series, and I didn’t know it was surprise baby! Della and Gunner had a one night stand, didn’t give names, and she became pregnant. Months later, she moves to Wyoming and he is tasked to protect her, which he thought she would be a spoiled princess until realized who she is, and…she’s pregnant! Then someone starts to sabotage the hotel that she is trying to renovate, and now Gunner has to protect Della and his unborn child that he does want! Also, they want to be together! It so good!!!

Meh

If you have nothing else to listen to this is ok. The H and h are really frustrating and immature. Everyone in the book lies to each other and then acts surprised when someone else keeps the truth from them. I did a lot of eye rolling and skipped a lot of repetitiveness.

Horrible Plot/No chemistry

The MC and FC had 0 chemistry. This was not a love match it was lust. The plot was corny. And the writing was juvenile. I must have been spoiled listening to Elsie Silver before this because it really put into perspective what good writing is and what is not. And this is not it. Don’t waste the credit.