The Best Friend Zone

Knights of Dallas Series, Book 2

De: Nicole Snow

Narrado por: Carly Robins, Tor Thom

Just friends? Is a peach pie to the face "just" a little mishap? I know what I felt the day Quinn Faulkner saved me from death by dessert. My best friend was always The One. The Impossible. Older. Flawless. Brutally gorgeous. A small-town prince of summer crushes. Leagues above a tag-along dance nerd like me.

Years later, my uncle needs a goat wrangler. I just need an escape. What better way to flee a cheating ex and dumpster fire career? What better way to collide with the boy who got away? And now he's an atrociously hot, mysterious, overprotective beast.

Breathe in. Breathe out. I'm grown up now. Unmoved by his slayer charms and heart-stompy memories. I can't stay to unravel his darkness - or savor his vows to protect me. We're safely platonic.

Until the Ferris wheel incident. Then we're alone with a tension so thick you can chew it. Quinn kisses me like no tomorrow. Truly. Madly. All in. I wanted to piece my life back together. Will shattering the best friend zone leave us whole or heartbroken?

Contains mature themes.

©2020 Nicole Snow (P)2020 Tantor

enjoyed the story. loved the female narrator but the male narrator made it cringy at times...

enjoyed the story. loved the female narrator but the male narrator made it cringy at times. His audio was not the best and when he used the F-word as a statement he sounded like a strangled frog. it was such a grating croak that I would physically recoil. It was so off-putting. I thought he was getting better. I hope he refines this.

excellent

Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!! good overall

It was a good read

The story was good and kept me interested. Both the male and female narrators did a great job. Worth the listen

Another great story!

Quinn and Tori what a great story! Your on the edge of your seat for a while!

Quinn & Tori

Another great story from Nicole. I love Friends to lovers stories and this one doesn't disappoint. Quinn is smart and sexy with country charm who has always been in love with Tori. Tori has always crushed on Quinn, and always looked forward to her summers with Gran, but also hoping that Quinn would make his move on her. Not until Tori goes back to Dallas N.Dakota to heal after her ex cheats, and his new FB, trips her causing damage to her knees keeping her from her dancing career. This slow burn story ending with scorching sheets, and a forever love. The Narrators do an awesome job of telling their story.

Ugh

The first thirty plus minutes ( female narrator) was a ramble with barely a breath and I thought to myself “ just stick it out”. After listening further, the male narrator is really not a good fit. It’s cringe worthy and I finally have it up. I bet the book is a good read though. The story was interesting.

Horrible Narration

In completely honesty, I just couldn’t get past the awful male narrator. That Oklahoma twang was entirely too fake. I’ve never heard anyone speak in that way, and it made the story impossible for me to finish.

Needs new narrators

The book it self was good but the narration killed it for me. I couldn’t get over the guys voice, I found myself counting the seconds till the female narrator returned. Not only did his voice not fit the character but his accent kept going in and out. I recommend everyone read the book instead of listening to it.

Great story

This is such a great story. It’s too bad that Tor Thom it’s such an awful narrator. I don’t understand do the authors, not listen at all to the narration the guy on the front of the book and the narrator do not match. The country accent that he tries to create is the stupidest ever. The story is amazing and it’s just too bad. The narration is so bad. Honestly, if the narration was from a different guy, this would probably be one of my favorite books. Considering the narration from him, it never will be. However the lady narrator is awesome. Author, please listen to the narration. Hopefully excuse for his reading. It has nothing to do with the author because I can’t imagine an author like him reading their book.