Swagger

De: Anne Marsh

Narrado por: Lucy Rivers, Christian Rummel

From New York Times best-selling author Anne Marsh comes a full-length stand-alone novel about hot bad-boy firefighters.

A smokin' hot fireman.... The girl who jilted him.... One night trapped on a mountain to rekindle old flames....

One glorious summer together. That’s what we had. And then Olivia Albert dumped me. I didn’t plan on ever seeing her again. I sure didn’t plan on finding her smack in the middle of a raging forest fire, needing my hotshot help to save her cute FBI-agent self.

She has no idea how she made me feel. What she makes me feel now. But being forced to camp out in the woods overnight while dodging flames, a terrorist, and memories makes a few things perfectly clear.

Fun fact of the night number one: Olivia is hotter than ever. Fun fact number two: She really, really likes my body. My firefighting muscles. My...hose. Fun fact number three: Sometimes you have to let a fire burn. And once we’re out of the woods and back to reality, neither of us can take back what’s been said and done.

I’ve got a second chance at Olivia, and this time I’m in it to win it.

This full-length stand-alone Mister Hotshot novel from New York Times and USA Today best-selling author Anne Marsh is full of dirty, swoon-worthy hotshot firefighters who know how to use their hoses and who are about to learn how to use their hearts.

This novel was originally published as a much shorter and tamer novella by eKensington and has been completely rewritten. The story is twice as big...and so are the hoses.

©2018 Anne Marsh (P)2018 Audible, Inc.

great story, bad female narrator.

Loved the story but the female narrator was bad, It was like a computer was reading the lines. It was just like droning on and on.

disappointed

the story was great but the female narrator was horrible. Ruined the entire experience.

Great storyline. Lacking Narrator.

I loved this story, but the female narrator was distracting. She sounded like a man trying to sound like a woman. Monotone with no emotion.

Loved Christian!!

Hated the female narrator.
3 stars for Christian Rummel
I think I would have enjoyed this more with a better female narrator. But that's just me.

Story is interesting

The story is interesting but the female narrator has a odd cadence. It sounds like a pre-recorded phone attendant. Press 1, you get the gist.