Hotshot Deceiver

A Hero Club Novel

De: K.E. Osborn, Hero Club

Narrado por: Wen Ross, Kai Kennicott

We all have secrets.

Like the fact that I portray myself as a simple florist, living a mundane life. Which is a far stretch from reality.

My family is rock-god royalty. My father an ‘80s icon, my siblings all celebrities in their own right. Then there’s me, Lyric Griffin, hiding in plain sight, trying to be everything I’m not.

Along comes Eddie, someone to whom I find myself completely attracted. I’m simply Lyric to him, not a princess of rock. He’s gorgeous, a little cocky, and knows what he wants - me.

But I made a mistake.
I trusted him, and he betrayed me.
Is Eddie nothing but a hotshot deceiver?

The thing about secrets is they always have a way of coming out in the end.

Public Domain (P)2020 Audible, Inc.

Hotshot Deceiver

When this starts off with a big cameo from Pixie, I knew it would be an enjoyable story. I was excited to read about Eddie and Lyric was a great match for him. He jumps all in and falls fast, they both do. But then Eddie’s big secret comes out and breaks their perfect bubble. He has to try hard to win her back (and that was the best part because he was swoonworthy for sure.) I enjoyed this one.

excellent

Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!! good overall

Eddy and Lyric

I loved this story of flawed, and deeply loving human beings.
Eddy was not perfect but perfectly wonderful. His commitment to show that despite his shortcomings he could be, honest, giving, persistent and just dreamy.

Lyric's need to live a normal life because of the ghost of her past was understandable but something she needed to overcome. The only way to do this, having an super famous family is to stat completely away.

Eddy brought her healing and kind of brought her closer to her family.
Couldn't love it more

One tiny thing... Hate the cover

⭐⭐⭐⭐

Another winner from the Hero Club collection.
The Eddie really earned the deceiver label. He told some fairly significant lies for reasons that made sense to him at the time.
Despite the lies between them, the story was fairly low angst and wasted a fun listen.
The narration was just right for the characters. Kai Kennicott and Wen Ross are a great pairing as always.

Loved!

I came to this stories Hero Club by coincidence and oh what a wonderful surprise this has been m, specially this one. What a fantastic story line and more interesting the love story! Great narrators also 😍😍

S L O W

Couldn’t get into it. Lame meet cute. Odd descriptors. Hung in for 4 chapters and couldn’t anymore.

can't take it... why

this would have been a great book, spoilers below if it wasnt for the ending! I can't believe she forgave him l, and tried to take some of the blame.I dont care why he lied, he perpetuated lie upon lie. He could have come clean many times. It just makes her pathetic. How can you live somebody you really dont even know, hell how could you trust them again.SHE DIDN'T EVEN KNOW HIS REAL NAME! I wont even get into the stalking....Ok I'm just going to leave it at that.

No no no

Save yourself from this. There is not a decent human being amongst the cast. There is lying and then there is LYING. And stalking and being a giant jerk. Jace, getting punched in the face by Eddie and Lyric wasnt enough! And Lyric, grow a spine and stop being such a pushover. I love a good happily ever after, buttm truly didnt care as no one was likable. If not for the animals it'd have been a total loss. Not sure what everyone else read.

Not worth it

Couldn't even finish. Poor story line and characters.
I should have read the reviews before this purchase.

So much eyeballing

I really disliked this audiobook. First, the story involves the guy totally catfishing the heroine, for months!! Then when she finds out the truth, he turns total stalker. When she finally relents and listens to his side of the story, she apologized! As if what I described is not enough, they had to throw in some extra angst that the hero had gone to jail for 5 years to cover for his dad's gambling problem. I could not even finish the story with just over an hour left to go. As far as the performance goes, the female narrator was OK, but I did not enjoy the male narrator at all.