The Temptation Trap, Complete Series

De: Ivy Layne

Narrado por: Madison Coyle

Emma Wright is in over her head. Three months ago her life was perfect: amazing job, shiny new MBA, great friends. When her job turns into a nightmare overnight, Emma feels like her life is going down the tubes. The only bright spot is her hot new boyfriend. He's the man of her wildest dreams; sexy, smart, sweet, and a master of her body between the sheets. He can't seem to get enough of her full-figured curves, so it's too bad she's starting to think he's keeping dangerous secrets.

Axel Sinclair likes control. At work, at home, in bed. He gets what he wants, and he never loses. Not until he meets Emma Wright, and she turns his well-ordered life upside down. Emma was supposed to be a job - getting his hands all over her luscious body was only a bonus. Before he knows it, Axel is in deep.

Axel is sure Emma's guilty as hell. Can he do his job and bring her down? Or will he follow his heart and claim her for his own?

©2016 Ivy Layne (P)2016 Ivy Layne

Change the Narrator

I loved the storyline, but I struggled to finish because I did not care for the Narrator at all! I listened to and finished the series because they were really good, but Madison Coyle was killing me. I went on to listen to other books by Ivy Layne because using narrator CJ Bloom was an awesome upgrade!

Voices

Too much skipping in the beginning and the male voice sounds like a child that is learning to read

interesting

this book was not anything I would have expected. but it was very good read. it helped me to escape the real world for a little bit. yes there are hot scenes but there are action scenes as well. I recommend this to anyone who likes action romance

Bad book, stunk bad!!!!

Narrator awful. story semi interesting liked the main character! too much sex always the same . Get real who screws that much or gets excited just by looking at him?

Narrator

The Narrator is very boring, had a difficult time to finish. The story is great but there is no excitement with the Narrator, same tone for everything