The Club Trilogy

A Bundle of Books 1-3

De: Lauren Rowe

Narrado por: Sebastian York, Vanessa Vasquez

The Club Trilogy is a bundle of three full-length, continuous-story, addicting romances about the same couple with a happily ever after: The Club: Obsession, The Club: Reclamation, and The Club: Redemption, as well as a bonus, full-length epilogue book (The Club: Culmination), and several bonus scenes. Find out why people all over the world in multiple languages call this sweeping romance “my favorite trilogy ever” and “the greatest love story I’ve ever read.”

When wealthy playboy Jonas Faraday receives an anonymous note from Sarah Cruz, a law student working part-time processing online applications for an exclusive club, he becomes obsessed with tracking her down and giving her the satisfaction she claims has always eluded her. Thus begins a passionate, spicy, romantic, funny, and downright addicting romance of everlasting love and redemption. As the enigmatic Jonas Faraday ultimately says to his great love, Sarah Cruz: "There’s never been a love like ours and there never will be again… Our love is so pure and true, we’re the amazement of the gods.”

The Club Trilogy tells a complete story with a happily ever after and no cliff-hanger.

©2015 Lauren Rowe (P)2023 Lauren Rowe

Read this book last

I’ve read all but one of the Morgan books and I’m glad I didn’t read this one first or would never have touched the other books,
I dislike the fact that when he told a lie by omission, she barely forgave him, but when she promised that she wouldn’t be alone with the Russian people, he wasn’t supposed to get mad, and then he just forgave her and had to apologize for getting angry . She broke a promise, most men would be very angry for a long time, and then she turns around and puts him in a position he’s clearly uncomfortable with. And he caves again. Do even get me started about Sarah did to him at and after the concert in Thailand.

Sarah, Sarah, Sarah…sigh

I’m so glad I didn’t start this series of related character books with this set because Sarah Cruz is insufferable. I can’t decide if she was written that way on purpose or if she is supposed to be viewed as this strong willed, badass woman. I’ve read a LOT of books and she is in the top two of most annoying MFCs.

Love this trilogy!

This has to be my favorite trilogy so far! I absolutely loved it! Sarah and Jonas have such a sweet story and I love that we get to see their story continue after marriage!

4-book bundle - a review of the narrators

John Lane and Lily Reynolds narrate this newly-bundled trilogy plus 1 epilogue book (total 4 full-length books). At 41 hours, it is a huge value, and I generally enjoy it. There's plenty of repetition though, and I'm getting a little tired into book 3 (haven't finished the whole 41 hours yet). But I wanted to jump in here and write my review of this unique set, as it appears the 2 narrators together are unique to this bundle. They are lovely to listen to. I enjoy their voices and have not tired of them--that's a lot for a huge listen like this.

At first I thought John Lane sounded a little stiff in the Sample, but he's turned out fine, more than fine. Does multiple characters really well. And Lily is perfect for Sarah's intelligence and quirkiness. She's a hoot. These two say some outlandish things, and with the wrong narrator it could come across much differently. These two do a great job.

Kamasutra 2.0?

The best part of this bundle was Sebastian York’s sexy voice - be still my heart. Vanessa Vasquez delivered an excellent portrayal of Sarah, but she absolutely could not do the male voices.

Overall, this story just strained imagination; dramatic license, much? The take down of The Club was fantastical at best.

And however did Jonas & Sarah ever get any work done? They never ceased getting it on; sexual techniques & instruction were plentiful throughout the story. It is a miracle that either Jonas or Sarah lived to function as semi-normal adults, given their traumatic childhoods, especially Jonas.

That said, the true love story was sublime and trumped the crazy. The philosophy and tattoos were a little overdone. Parts of the story were simply crass/bathroom humor, and a lot of the lines were downright sacrilegious. But, the twin bond, & the close friend relationships were crucial.

The story was long, & could have been condensed with less sex & less Plato, & still been a wonderful love story - but I stuck with it & enjoyed the bundle. I do love the Morgans & the Faradays.

Wonderful

I learned of Jonas and Sarah through Josh and Kat’s trilogy. I loved their story, but Jonas and Sarah’s story was heart wrenching. I laughed and cried by their story. Never expected the huge arch of the story. Beautiful love story about 2 broken people.

Love it

These books were one of the emotional pulling up and down happy sad, angry cheerful scared you name it I thought everything love this whole series and the epilogue the extended epilogue thank you thank you thank you so worth it so worth it love it love love love it love it!

Good Book BUT irresponsible main female character

REDEMPTION THE CLUB TRILOGY BOOK 3. The narrators Sebastian York and Vanessa Vasquez make the characters come alive. This trio of audiobooks is definitely worth the credit.
Lauren Rowe is a good writer, who creates literate, complicated characters and satisfyingly twisty plot lines. Her banter tends to be clever and funny. She also has interesting taste in music and she uses songs and lyrics to move the narrative forward. Sometimes a song can say something about a character's state of mind faster and better that 10 pages of text. BUT... Rowe inevitably leans into tired romance tropes and boring cliches making the story contrived, implausible, especially in the 3rd act. As a reader, I felt manipulated because her main female characters go from being smart, capable and badass to stupid, irresponsible and sometimes just..... batshit crazy. The main female character Sarah Cruz makes ridiculous impulsive decisions that inevitably hurt innocent people. She has a rather elastic sense of right and wrong and does not feel guilty. Sarah is also a habitual liar and justifies her actions with self serving arguments. She has absolutely zero conscience. On the other hand, the male characters are unicorns - interesting, tortured, intricate back stories and they have a moral compass. I wish it was the same for the female characters. Lauren Rowe takes me on a journey that intrigues me, she makes me laugh and she gets me invested in the characters and their journey, only to feel manipulated. Very frustrating

painful

started out ok and went downhill from there. I can t finish it. my ears are bleeding

Cringe fest

I made it to chapter 5…not sure how. I’m not a picky reader, I can and will read almost anything, but this one was painfully bad. I’m sorry to the author, maybe it was the people reading it? Either way, it’s a no for me.