Treasure Your Love

Surrender Your Love, Book 3

De: J. C. Reed

Narrado por: Mason Lloyd, Romy Nordlinger

Meeting Jett was like a drug. Dangerous. Addictive. And better forbidden. In his game, there's a high price to be paid. But how much is too much?

Brooke Stewart, a realtor in New York, was never in love until she met the green-eyed, sexy as sin, six-foot-two sex god, Jett. The man to whom she surrendered. The man who hurt her once only to conquer her heart again.

Sexy, handsome, and arrogant Jett Mayfield knows he has found his match. Brooke is like no other woman he's ever met and he has every intention of keeping her in his bed.

Their future seems full of promises...until the past catches up with them and dark secrets threaten to destroy their lives. Soon they realize that to love means to lose, and some choices are harder than others. When everything comes crashing down, can mistakes be amended...or will he lose her forever?

©2013 J.C. Reed (P)2014 Tantor

Get to it already!

Struggled to finish. I didn't care for the narrator in any of the books. Waay too much unnecessary dialogue. The twist in events was good, but it seems the romance aspect of the book was forced.

Enjoyed this trilogy

Many challenges for Jet & Brooke to go through , happy to be able get them all wrapped up be series end.. Would love to know more about baby and parenthood from these two

Great story lines!

Love it!!!

I had a little bit of a hard time with the narrator 's voice but just at the beginning.

Treasure...

Where does one begin? I spent the money on the trilogy and was enjoying it in the beginning with a little niggling in the back of my head( maybe this is a first time author... it will get better) but it got very over done with ever turn of the page. Don't get me wrong it had E V E R Y T H I N G you've read in ALL other romance/erotic. Billionaire,tattoos,ripped abs,eyes to die for,brooding,sexy and so much sex over and over you'd think that's all the books were about. In others words, you lose the plot over and over again. The narrator, I didn't like her at first but soon blotted her out. The male narrator I thought was better suited to the storytelling even though it was told from the heroine's point of view. Sadly the plot really should have made the bricks of the story and sex- the cement not the other way around.