Just a Little Secret

The Dare Crossover Series, Book 2

De: Carly Phillips, Erika Wilde

Narrado por: Angelina Rocca, John Lane

He’s not just a bachelor up for auction …

He’s her sexy birthday gift for the weekend.

Georgia Brooks had no intention of bidding on a bachelor at the charity auction, but her sister has other ideas and gifts her with a man for her birthday weekend. But not just any man … Drew Daniels. A hot, gorgeous lawyer who makes her want to shed her good-girl image and learn all sorts of new and risqué things.

Attorney Drew Daniels is more than willing to introduce the beautiful Georgia to her naughtier side. Their weekend together is steamy and romantic … and it doesn’t hurt that a rival of Drew’s has his eye on Georgia, too. Stirring the other man’s jealousy is a fun side benefit.

Their tryst should have been just about pleasure, but Drew finds he’s attracted to more than Georgia’s outer beauty and he wants to keep her as his own. When Drew suggests they continue their secret affair, Georgia is too smitten to say no. Even if her parents expect her to marry her lawyer father’s right-hand man.

Georgia finds herself falling for Drew harder and faster than she could have imagined. Until she discovers a choice he’s forced to make that has the potential to break her heart.

©2023 Carly Phillips and Erika Wilde (P)2023 Carly Phillips and Erika Wilde

so cute

this book was so cute. love carly Philips books, there always so good and juicy

Wonderful story

This was a wonderful story. I enjoyed Georgia and Drew finding their forever love.

Great storyline

Close to the end ...a few chapters before the end, she gives him a gift.. it made me cry.
Great story, my hold up was the female Narrator.. just my opinion only, her voice was overly seductive, exaggerated in alot of areas that took away from what was, regular conversation.

3.8/5

I’ve been on a binge and the stories are beginning to feel a bit repetitive (mostly with the over use of certain words) but overall it was good.

In this case I mostly didn’t like the male narrators voice for drew (personal preference) I feel like it felt very proper lol and just not what I would expect from the character being described especially during the bedroom scenes.

short but good

It could have been a little longer. With this time it takes for a new one to come out I lesson to many other books so the whole first chapter is a waist.

Busy lawyer Drew learns trust career woman Georgia

The series continues with Beck’s brother Drew learning to balance work with a romance. His love interest is Chloe and Aurora’s business colleague Georgia, a reticent young lady with a domineering mother. Georgia learns to speak for herself while Drew examines what is important to him. Some hot scenes and a predictable and abrupt conclusion. The story was ok but the male narrator John Lane was too mature and stilted for the role. The romantic scenes were read perfunctorily and flat. Read the book but skip the audio.

Cheesie

Omg how cheesie this story was. If a man brakes up like that I will give him a few days of punishment not just take him back. She definitely had some issues probably low self esteem not a good story!

Not one of my favorites from this series

I couldn’t get my credit back so I listened.

Georgia always had a reason as to why she allowed herself to be a push over. “People are watching I won’t do it here” “I’m not like my sister” “I don’t want anyone to be upset with me and I’m not in the mood right now” … girl seriously 😒

She was WAY too worried about what her parents wanted and at some point i wish the author would endorse seeking therapy.

I love that Drew became the person that gave her the encouragement she needed but it’s essentially saying she needed a man to boost her confidence in her own self worth when her sister had always pushed for her to take charge of her own life.

Lastly at the end the authors push all the blame onto her mother yet her father didn’t speak up on his child’s behalf once. In chapter one the mother AND FATHER greets her and pushes Elliot onto her and she says the FATHER “always expects her to be the epitome of the perfect society princess” so I didn’t like that by the end it turned into her mother is vindictive and evil and the dad is innocent.

All of a sudden when the mother isn’t present he’s very proud of her for not allowing people to walk over her? When Georgia’s pov tells us through out the story how he doesn’t call out the mother on what she says or does? Absolutely not!

The father isn’t innocent in anything and I hate that they villainized the mother. Not one of my favorites from the series.