Walk of Shame

G-Man, Next Generation, Book 1

De: Andrea Smith

Narrado por: Tor Thom, Charley Ongel

Duración: 9 h y 21 m

Resumen del Editor

Holy hockey puck!

Weston Matthews is 21, a senior in a prestigious Ivy League College, and has a tongue like Gene Simmons! He's a frat boy, hockey jock, and all-around ladies' man. He does have one problem though: he has to ace his Early American Lit class in order to graduate and stay eligible to play hockey for Hardwick University.

Weston is provided a tutor to help with his senior Lit class. Enter Penny Lane, also a senior at another local college, doing part-time status at Hardwick. She tutors to earn money, but her aspirations go far beyond just that. Penny is plain, nerdy, brilliant, and has a hidden agenda. She and Weston get off on the wrong foot, and from there, things will only get crazier.

Fasten your seat belts, and hold on for dear life as you take this roller-coaster ride on the Walk of Shame!

Adult content; sexual situations, 18+.

©2015 Andrea Smith (P)2016 Andrea Smith

growth for two

I liked Weston's chivalry in Penny's honor warning ger alter ego off Stewart. "Penny" has her owm secrets, but she's miffed that Weston has his secrets. Double standards girl.. Louise and Philip made me want to wretch! Weston was a real giver with growth and I like jiw he turned out. I voluntarily listened to a free copy of this and am giving an honest review. The narrator did a great job.

GOOD READ!

I enjoyed it! The narration was good and kept me entertained. The author did a good job with the character builds and plot. This was my first book by this author and I look forward to reading more of her books. I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

No Shame Here!

There is no shame in this fantastic addition to the G-Man series! This new adult story features Peyton, a senior in college, writing her thesis. She works part time as a waitress and tutors. We also meet hockey star Weston Matthews. Confident, good looking, but needing help in his literature course and hires Penny Lane as his tutor. Little does he know that the waitress he flirts with is his tutor. This original story line kept my attention! Peyton/Penny is a fantastic character. Sassy, smart and focused, she has an unyielding confidence. Until she doesn't! Weston is really interesting, as he is fascinated with both personalities of Peyton, I love this, not only because of the lessons they both learn with this, but it just goes to show there is more than meets the eye in a person. Complex, well developed, a hint of suspense and steamy, I loved every minute of this one! Andrea Smith has become one of my go to authors when I am need of a great listen. Each of her books has been such a pleasure to listen to and I look forward to the next.

Tor Thom and Charley Ongel bring this story to life. One of my favorite teams, these two have a chemistry the shines through in their narration. Thom has a variety of voices in this one, and while I love his warm baritone as Weston, I loved his creepiness as Peyton's stepbrother. Ongel comes in as Peyton/Penny, portraying the separate personalities excellently. I love both of them and always know I am in for something special.

Walk of Shame

Walk of Shame by Andrea Smith immediately pulled me in. I loved how original the storyline was and thought that the narrators of Tor Thom and Charley Ongel really brought the characters to life. One could feel the chemistry between Payton/Penny and Weston. I loved how there were unexpected twists. The emotions displayed came across as so realistic, I felt like I was eavesdropping on couple and loved every moment.

Love the next Generation

Peyton has a perfect idea and opportunity for her college thesis. Her study of the rich entitled college jocks. Peyton, disguised as Plain Penny Lane, tutors Weston Matthews, star hockey goalie. Along the way, she ends up finding out more about herself, why she was being judgemental. Why she was so hell bent to expose his famIly, and Weston as a spoiled entitled playboy. But what changed her mind? This is a story of self discovery, secrets, love and betrayal.
Tor Thom and Charley Ongel are phenomenal in their narration. The voices and personalities for each character were spot on, and ability to transition from one character to the other is flawless. 🎧#audiobookobsessionreviewer🎧

Walk of Shame

This book was very well written, the story was original and the characters clever. I haven't read/listened to the books in the G-Man series, which this series follows but It definitely pulled me in enough to want to go read that series too.

Tor Thom is a favorite and did a wonderful performance, Charley Ongel I believe is new to me but her performance flowed so well with Tor Thom's


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🎧AudiobookReviewer

Awesome Deception

I received this audiobook free, as an Audiobook Obsession Reviewer, for an honest review. The author was very clever with this story. Is it Weston and Penny, or Weston and Peyton? Loved this story. It kept my attention from the first word until the end. The narrators were excellent as well.

🎧 Review for Audiobook Obsession 🎧

If you like opposites attract, nerd/jock, then you will love Walk of Shame.
Plus it’s the first book in second generation of the G-Man series seriously hot series.
In addition Tor and Charley narrating perfect.
Reviewed for Audiobook Obsession 🎧

Really Good!

This is a good story and good narrative by both narrators. It was unique love story. With sweet and funny parts, even some hot and steamy parts. Great side characters as well.
Warning- there are some possible trigger topics of sexual assault, but they are short memories with little description.
I was give this audiobook in exchange for a fair review:)

Misadventures of a Misguided Feminist

When a misguided view on the relationship between men and women and society leads to life altering happenstance. Two sides of one Penny, Peyton tries to make sense of her dilemma. Along the way she discovers many things about herself and those around her. I found this book refreshing and lively. I loved Weston so much and how he manages to humanize and bring light to Peyton’s misguided aspirations. For a girl who thinks she’s figured it out Weston is about to throw a wrench in her plans. I so enjoyed them and wished there was more. I did however find myself really overly attached to a side character, Carson. I feel like this story needs to be written, in fact I’m ghost writing it in my head😁. So many possibilities and so much character deserve an opportunity and I hope to see it come to fruition. The dual narration on this was stellar and I can’t wait for more.