Kiss Now, Lie Later

De: C.W. Farnsworth

Narrado por: Amy Melissa Bentley, Alex Kydd

One boy. One girl. Two feuding towns.

MAEVE

I've heard a lot of things about Weston Cole. Popular. Conceited. Supercilious. He's spent the last three years steadily dismantling my family's legacy. I should hate him. And I did. Until I encountered him freshman year and discovered he's also troubled. Captivating. Audacious. And when I come across him again senior year, it turns out that knowledge is even more dangerous than his suggestive smirk . . .

WESTON

No girl in Glenmont is more untouchable than Maeve Stevens. She lives across enemy lines. Her father is the head football coach. Her twin brother's their quarterback. My latest problem? One glimpse of her viridian eyes makes me forget about the decades-long rivalry between our two towns. A few forbidden kisses, and the only thing I want to fight for? Her.

©2020 C.W. Farnsworth (P)2022 Tantor

intriguing story and well narrated

I nice suprise, the story was in depth, fun, hot, I can't wait for the next.

Romeo + Juliet + Football

Rival towns. Twin brother's fiercest rival. FMC is a supreme athlete. YES. PLEASE.

I ate this story up. I love having a strong, athletic FMC. I could relate to her feeling second best to her athlete brother as well. The rival teams, towns, QB war is epic too. The chemistry between our couple is fire!

Cute story

This is a cute love story. Kept me interested the entire way through. There was some growth in the main characters. Nothing big but enough to be believable and keep it pretty light hearted.

Sports Romeo & Juliet w HEA

This was included in the subscription but I wouldn’t have thought it wasted my credit if I had bought it. It was a great story and good narration. Enjoy!

The good story line

Worth it!!! Love this story! Defiantly recommend it. A very easy listen! Do not think twice just listen

Sweet and Deliciously Tense

First of all, I have to say that the premise of this story is so simple, but there is a whole lot of perfection in that simplicity. These characters absolutely come to life on the page, their romance, their frustration with their circumstance, and the entire scenario. Sometimes, I felt like the rivalry between the two towns was a little overplayed--because surely, there isn't anything really like that--but I wasn't born and raised in a small town--so maybe it is. But that's my only gripe, and it's a relatively small one. This is a fun story, and I'd love to have more of this author's work in audio. It'd be an insta-buy for me.

Absolutely love

One of my all time favorite. I default back to this one. Sweet. Emotional. Beautiful.

Cute

Cute story line, a little predictable but listened in one day and did enjoy it!!!!

CW Farnsworth remains my secret guilty pleasure ….

I still loved this story but it’s a lot more YA and less spicy than my previous Farnsworth reads. IT is set in final year of high school.

This has a lot more slow burn more than a hot and steamy spicy read. There is sex but it is more glossed over and fades to grey (not black) and lacks details of a more adult book.

Farnsworth remains my top read. And this is a very different take on several old tropes; Coaches daughter, secret girlfriend and enemies to lovers. She manages to make old ideas new and invigorated.

Despite the (sort of) YA vibe I really liked the story and the way that it built.

This story had good progression and never felt like it was constructed for the sole purpose of a plot ploy. I really liked it was really good the way that early bread crumbs in the story are used to close parts of the narrative in a really good way.
What I like about Farnsworth books is that they rarely feel forced. I like the progressions.
I also liked the way that Farnsworth included family and friends in building the narrative. That includes parents, family and friends. There is also some real rivalries that form a good part of the story.

I liked the FMC. She is well rounded, self assured and knows who and what she stands for as a person. She plays soccer, she’s smart and has her own life and is multi-dimensional. Her portrayal feels real.
The MMC is equally genuine and well rounded with his own set of issues but it gives the book context and vibe.

The story was really good and never bogged down. It was light and progressed really well through to a realistic conclusion.

As I started, it’s a bit YA (but more adult than most) but it does stay true to that vibe and had a lot more meat-on-the-bones than other stories.

Super cute

I liked the narrators. They did a great job. The story is super cute and a sweeter version of the Offside hockey book. I would recommend it. More spicy than I thought, so def not a young pre-teen book but good for high schoolers.