Taking Control

Kerr Chronicles, Book 2

De: Jen Frederick

Narrado por: Jeremy York, Kate Waldren

Duración: 9 h y 40 m

Resumen del Editor

In their secret world, unspoken wishes for pleasure come true...and the allure of glamour and passion can easily disguise a deadly secret.

After a tumultuous riches-to-rags childhood, Ian Kerr decided to spend his life focused on making money - and it's paid off. Then he meets sassy, smart-mouthed bike messenger Victoria "Tiny" Corielli, and he wants nothing more than to introduce her to his world of elite luxury...and enticing desire. But a businessman as ruthless as Ian always has enemies lurking in the shadows - the kind of enemies who violently claimed his parents and are willing to use Victoria as a pawn in their deadly game.

Plucked from her lowly walk-up apartment and financial struggles into a glittering world of wealth and privilege, Victoria is almost overwhelmed...and almost delirious with insatiable desire for Ian. Then sensuality turns to serious peril as Ian's rivals - and the people Victoria thought she could trust - close in, putting her in jeopardy. Torn between the temptation of carnal passion and the terror of unfathomable danger, she discovers that the dark side of suddenly having it all is knowing you could lose everything.

©2015 Jen Frederick (P)2015 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

LOVE THE KERR CHRONICLES

I have long been impressed with JF's writing and this one especially. I liked JY's narration of the background characters much better than his voice for Ian, it was too breathy. His female voice was not so great and really atrocious when Victoria was in the throws of passion and KW was not performing the female voice.

But, all and all, this was worth the credit and a good listen……of course, everyone must listen to book 1 first.

Hmmmm

Lots of sex scenes which kinda reminded me of crossfire series and not enough of a developed plot. It had potential though. Some side plots didn't make much sense to me like why didn't the thugs give up Cecelia but whatevs! Still was ok.

I never wanted this story to end!

Holy Comoly, what an ending to this fantastic story. Jen Fredrick outdid herself in Taking Control. I laughed, I cried, I felt each and every emotion possible. I am completely in love with Ian Kerr. If I could take him home for myself, I would.

I seriously love the world Jen Fredrick created in this story and can't wait for more! The minor characters had just and impact on the story as the main ones.

Well Done Jen Fredrick!

PS - Jeremy York and Kate Waldren were fantastic narrators. They only added to Jen Fredrick's brilliance. I never wanted this book to end.

Love the Characters

Second book of Ian and Victoria (Tiny). The second book is primary from the POV of Ian when the first was Victoria’s POV
More suspense, more love, more learning to understanding each other
Love this couple and the secondary characters
Billionaires, dyslexia, step father, step brother, and finding what is important in life
Great narration

2.5 STARS... & SHOULD'VE BEEN CALLED LOSING CONTROL

Well after the first book I had high hopes for this listen told from Ian's POV but what a total disappointment. Now hold on because I'm about to rant here. He was totally and utterly consumed, absorbed and obsessed about Tiny, Tiny's body, Tiny's courage, in depth details about Tiny's juices (I know yuk right but it had to be said) and anything in Tiny's life. His Company, his long awaited revenge and his billions were rapidly going down the drain but his focus was on when was the next time he could get into her was. He was a 32 year old successful Gazillionaire who acted and sounded like a love struck jealous teen only interested in sex with Tiny.... he sadly didn't have the Alpha businessman feel like so many of his predecessors in this genre. Tiny wasn't much better - she put herself in danger, didn't quite come clean about certain activities and her poor me I'm a dyslexic attitude got boring.

There was plenty of romance but it was drowned out by the dirty talk, orgasms and sex.
There was a bit of drama but again it was drowned out by.... ditto - ditto and ditto.

Worth a credit? Thankfully, at under $10 I didn't use one but, IMO, NO to a credit and NO to cash as it was just a sex sex sex plot - sex sex sex bit of angst - sex sex sex bit of anti-climatic drama - sex sex sex at last a bit of action that wasn't between Tiny's legs and then, thank the Heavens, a HEA ending.

Narrator ruined it

I think this book was probably almost as good as the first one, but Jeremy York’s execution was all wrong. It made the story seem cheesy and creepy.