That Fine Line

Pride & Pranks, Book 1

De: Cindy Steel

Narrado por: Stefanie Kay

With Kelsey's fiancé in California, she is back home for three months to plan her wedding. She has colors to pick, cows to milk, and a wedding dress to squeeze into, which is why she doesn't need anybody messing with her.

Especially not the guy who dedicated his whole life to making hers a joke. The guy who filled her high-school locker with frogs and hot car with cans of tuna. Kelsey always got him back, but not this summer. Things are different now. She's engaged. She's grown up. She won't fall victim to Cade’s pranks, teasing, or manly charms.

If only Kelsey's dad hadn’t hired the moron to cowboy for him this summer.

Now her childhood enemy is living on their ranch and seems to think they have a score to settle—and all bets are off.

That Fine Line is a closed-door romantic comedy full of heart, sizzle, witty banter, and a couple of Bible swear words, but nothing that would make your grandmother blush.

©2021 Cindy Steel (P)2022 Dreamscape Media, LLC

Can’t put it down

Loved the fun, the mystery, the two opposing stories, the antagonist, the hero. Loved watching Kelsey figure out what she wanted.

Sweet and cute

Lovely romance book, the reader is very good, easy to listen to. Going to get her next book now.

Such a cute story

Love this and can’t wait to read the others in the Pride and Pranks series. Keep it coming!!

One of my favorite books!

Such a fun story and takes me back to my high school days. This was my second time through and I loved it as much as the first.

A good story and Stephanie Kay’s performance brought the story to life

I liked the contrast of country farm life and city life and the romance and beauty of farm life and the appeal to someone raising this setting. The contrast with the city life and all the material things it has to offer. In these days where many people come from small towns, go to college and transition into the urban excitement and possibilities , there are many people that can relate to to this story no matter where they wind up living their lives. I read and reviewed this elsewhere but wanted to listen to the story. Stephanie Kay did not disappoint. She brought the story to life and gave a great performance. She is one of the best voice performers.

LOVE

I absolutely loved this book!! It had me laughing and smiling the whole time! It’s definitely in my top 3 for the year so far!

The love story

That it was all over. I am looking foward to the next book and the next.

So good!!

I love Cindy Steel’s books! She has such a talent for story telling. I read this book years ago and just listened to the audio. I read a lot of book and I don’t have the best memory so I didn’t remember all the details of this story, but I do know that it was just as amazing this time around as the first. I get sucked in to the story and don’t want to put it down. The narrator was fantastic as well; really becoming the character and portraying all the emotions they were going through. Can’t wait to listen to book 2!

Cute Read

Cute and fun story. Loved Cade and the chemistry between the main characters. Hated the narcissist.

Absolutely delightful!

I don't generally care much for love triangles, but this is DEFINITELY one of the exceptions!

Enemies-to-lovers is one of my favorite tropes, and I already knew after enjoying "A Christmas Spark" that Cindy Steel knows how to do them right.

Cade & Kelsey are effectively best frenemies going all the way back to that disgusting incident in 2nd grade... But Kelsey's getting married & doesn't need Cade's pranks right now... Except she kinda does...?

Watching the two of them regress was seriously entertaining! The humor is never really mean nor does it go too far. And the fairly subtle, gentle progression the author takes them on from enemies to friends to more was deliciously believable.

The narrator does a fantastic job at bringing the story to life! Tessa & Logan are up next!

*Romance level: passionate kisses, nothing graphic

*Parents: There's a plot thread that illustrates how easy it is to slip into an unhealthy situation or relationship and not necessarily recognize it - it's a great message to share & discuss with older teens to new adults