Personal Training

De: M.L. Sapphire

Narrado por: McKenna Marie

Emma

He was the biggest a--hole in high school. I never thought I'd have to see Chad Taylor again. It's day one of my dream career as a dietitian, and I run into him. He's a personal trainer at the gym where I just started working. Sure, Chad's charming and handsome, with the body of a Greek statue. But has he changed, or is he still the same jerk that I remember from high school?

Chad

Everything comes easy to me now - too easy. I'm a famous fitness model/trainer with a booming supplement company, and more women than I know what to do with. But I'm also a man who loves a challenge - a man who needs to be challenged. When I first lay eyes on Emma, I know that I have to have her. She's drop-dead gorgeous and unlike any of the women who regularly throw themselves at me. The only problem is that she thinks I'm an arrogant alpha male jerk - which I am. I won't try to convince Emma otherwise. But I will do whatever it takes to make her mine.

Note: This contemporary romance novel is a (very) steamy standalone with no cliffhanger, no cheating, and a guaranteed Happily Ever After!

©2017 M.L. Sapphire (P)2019 M.L. Sapphire

Narrator sounds bored

the narrator kind of ruins the story for me. You can't tell between characters who is speaking. The narrator sounds like she's reading a paragraph in a textbook in class. No emotion at all. Too bad, to the story could have been good. Also what's with the phrase " I'm gonna pop a nut" its said over and over and over again. It sounds so annoying and juvenile. I'm pretty sure you can up with something better to say. just sayin

Shallow

The characters are so shallow and dense! The Male lead is a textbook alpha frat boy jerk who is unnecessarily disrespectful and rude. The female lead is a former fat girl who you would think hate his guts for how much of a jackass he is, but she too busy drooling over how hot he is. I don’t even want to finish the book. Also I kinda like the narrator voice but she doesn’t have any range. Can’t tell who is talking at some points.