Tempting the Rancher

De: Brenda Jackson, Reese Ryan

Narrado por: Sean Crisden, Carmen Jewel Jones

These irresistible ranchers are guaranteed to heat up the summer!

Breaking Bailey's Rules by Brenda Jackson

Rule number one for Bailey Westmoreland: Never fall for a man who would take her away from her tight-knit family’s Colorado home. So why is she following rancher Walker Rafferty all the way to Alaska? Bailey tells herself she owes the sexy loner an apology, and once she gets there, it’s only right to stay and help him when he’s injured…isn’t it?

His Until Midnight by Reese Ryan

When Tessa Noble takes the stage at a charity auction after a sexy makeover, her best friend, Ryan Bateman, must place the winning bid. It’s definitely not because he’s jealous. Their weekend getaway is a ploy for positive press…or so the rancher tells himself. But soon things take an unexpected turn from platonic to passionate, catapulting the couple far beyond the friend zone…

2 for 1

love both of these authors and the stories were great. I always feel like the women are described as strong but become so weak when passion and love start between them and the main male character. I don't like that I think love and passion are strong emotions that should make you strong. I dislike that in all romance novels but still love the HEA

Both stories were great

I enjoyed the stories but the narration for the second story was difficult to get through. I almost missed a good storyline but waited to see what would happen.

Narrator #2

The narrator in book two made me stop listening. I will get the book and read it.

Bad mix

I love love Brenda Jackson and the Westmoreland’s and their cousins sometimes too much back story but it helps. This was a great book. The second half TOO MUCH too many curves couldn’t finish I only got through the auction. She’s probably a great author just not a good pair of stories. The narrator was…ok. My opinion only.

Two Stories, One Book

Loved both stories and the narration of Brenda Jackson's book. still not feeling the narration of Carmen Jewel Jones.