Wingspan

A Westbrook Elite Standalone

De: Cambria Hebert

Narrado por: Cecily Foster, Devon Ryder

Ever feel like you’re being watched?

It’s an awareness so familiar I adapted to it long ago. Then I enrolled at Westbrook University to chase my dream and make up for someone else’s lost one.

The prying eyes I’d known almost since birth... They closed.

Even still, I never got too close. I made friends with everyone but confided in no one. My dates were carefully chosen, meaning I went out with guys I didn’t really like.

And then I was attacked.

I slept in Jamie’s bed while he stayed near me on the floor. He gave me his number, told me to call. Oh, I wanted to call. But I didn’t.

Now those invisible, observant eyes that always seemed familiar have returned. But this time? They chill me to the bone.

Someone is watching. Lurking. And it’s only a matter of time until whoever is out there does more than stare.

The only place I feel truly safe is wrapped in the massive wingspan of an Elite swimmer. The very man I know I need to avoid. But as shit goes down, it becomes clear I’m going to have to surrender something....

My heart or my life.

Please note that Wingspan contains mentions of domestic abuse and suicide. There is also present danger and stalking. These situations may be triggering for some listeners.

©2022 Cambria Hebert Books, LLC (P)2023 Pink Flamingo Productions

Really loved this story 😍😍😍

So I enjoyed book 1 of this series of interconnected standalone but boy did I love book 2 more! I thought I was going to be annoyed with all the bro’s but the author didnt overdo it this time and the deliveries by the narrations was amazing. I couldnt stop listening to this audiobook, I wanted to stay in this world for a long time, and I am dying for the next book to be in audio because the tension between the 2 characters is SO GOOOD!!!!

Ok back to Jamie and Madison’s love story! I really enjoyed this gripping storyline. This author reeled me in with Wet and that baddie but this one felt even more suspenseful and kept me on the edge of my seat. I needed to know what was going on, I thought I had it narrowed down to the right character and I didnt see one of the twists that came from left field. When it all came together in the culmination at the end, it was so brilliant and I appreciated what the author did. I couldnt believe I could fall for Jamie after how much he felt like an airhead frat boy in book 1. Boy as I wrong. This possessive feelings and his protectiveness were swoon worthy (not that I like men being controlling of women, but with how he handled things and apologized when he overstepped was adorable to me). He definitely has to be added to my book boyfriend list. I loved his good girls I realized I had a praise kink after a couple books, this one being one. I appreciated he wasn’t a complete Dom, but he had some of the best tendencies of them haha. Madison was a great MC and I fell for her so badly, I wanted to be her bestie haha. I was part of theater in high school in stage crew so the theater part brought back memories which were great. I loved her resilience but she is so broken and Jamie helps give her the space and love to put herself back together after she has to fall apart. The steam and love in this one were fabulous and perfect. I wouldn’t change a thing. We had some awesome cameos and we get a lot of Ryan and Rory airtime which was fun (and Wes and Max....boy their tension ripples through the pages/bleeds through the speakers!). I think so of my favorite scenes were when Madison meets Jamie’s mom, Jamie going shopping, and how they all interact at the salon and at the end at the party. Really enjoyed this, will be picking this up in paperback at some point because it will stick with me for a long time.

The narration was fantastic. I felt all the hurt and trauma, and the fear, all the tension and angst. The characters were coming off the page with the narrators bringing them to life and putting on great performances. I really don’t have anything that stands out to me to critique and that is saying something haha. FYI I do listen usually 1.5-1.65X speed. I have enjoyed the female narrator with some recent listens and this is the first time I have listened to the male narrator. I definitely will be listening to them again, I enjoyed their intonations, their accents, the feelings they portrayed and highlighted. I think the best example was Madison when she discovers what happened in her room and the aftermath. My heart ached for her but swooned over Jamie and their friends so much ❤️

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Wow!!👏❤🔥

This series is awesome! Cambria Hebert writes some amazing stories with all the feels and murder mystery thrown in for some extra excitement. bring on the next story. I love this group of swimmers and all of the love interests they find along the way. wow!! outstanding!!👏❤🔥

Storyline was good

I like this series but I hate the fact that the heroine is so weak. I was so looking forward to this book. She started strong but as time goes by she’s very weak. Love the faithfulness hero. He never waiver. Cecily and Devon did an excellent job at narrating

Love diving back into the Westbrook Elite! 💗

After listening to Wet I couldn't wait to continue on with the audiobooks in this series! I started looking forward to this listen ever since. I got right back into the Westbrook Elite world. I enjoyed this listen so very much!

4.25 stars

*Spoilers*

I believe this is the first time I've read and listened to this book. I enjoyed it a bit more than the 1st book for some reason. Jamie was an interesting character, and so was Mel. I still found there were a few "roll your eye" moments. I still ended up skipping over the intimate scenes, as I wasn't exactly interested or comfortable in reading how explicit they were. But I tried with the shower scene and when Mel was exploring Jamie's chest, but had to skip over it when it got to be a bit too much. It did get rather dark at times. I also didn't expect one of the people to be a villain. I really liked the cameo mention of Romeo from the Hashtag series, which kind of makes me hope there might be a short story between both series, but I mainly liked the fact that this hinted that three of this authors series are in the same universe - I love cameos like this. I am curious timeline wise on how old Romeo is during this series, but I was relieved to see the word "is" and not "was" when describing him as the best quarterback football player - pretty sure that's his position - which means he's still playing and is alive. Besides that, I thought Jamie was wonderful towards Mel with how understanding and protective he was towards her. I liked their banter and his jokes. I find it amusing how he isn't a morning person. I am curious on what exactly everyone's going to school for degree wise. Rory is in the photography program, no idea what Ryan is going towards as all I know he does is swim and work out - wouldn't be surprised if he becomes a swim coach or is aiming for the Olympics like Jaime is or is in business or marketing due to his Dad like Jamie is. Jamie is in business because of his Dad, I guess, even though that's not what he wants to do, but is going to try out for the Olympics. And Mel is in theater but is switching to something else. I thought it was mentioned that Jamie and Ryan met and became friends in college, but from what I gathered, they've known each other a lot longer, since their moms have known each other for years and own their own business together. So there are a few loose ends, but overall it was a good book.

*Narration*
I thought the narrators did a fantastic job and fit very well with the characters.

Author gives good storytelling!

Young love isn’t normally my go to but this author writes it in a way you can’t help but love the characters. Sucked into the story riding the roller coaster of emotions. Narrators bring every word to life.

Mystery, Suspense, and Romance!

This is the second book in the Westbrook Elite Series, a College Sports Romance. I like this interconnected series. Jamie and Madison's story is fast-paced, suspenseful, and captivating. Jamie is a great man, protective, and supportive. I liked his determination. Madison is beautiful, smart, and strong. Her past is heartbreaking. They complement each other. I liked the mystery, the intrigue, the suspense, and the romance. The supporting characters are great. I loved to see again the characters from the first book. I like the friendship/brotherhood in this series. Cecily Foster and Devon Ryder did an excellent job bringing this story to life. I enjoyed it. Looking forward to listening to Wish, the next book in the series. #PFPAudio

Love Jamie and Madison!

Wingspan is book 2 in the Westbrook Elite series. It can definitely be read as a standalone but the main characters of each book are all best friends and their stories are very interconnected so I would recommend starting with Wet which is book 1 in the series. I really enjoyed Jamie and Madison's story. It was full of danger and suspense and kept me guessing until the very end. Jamie is protective, loyal and fun-loving. Madison is broken and a bit standoffish given her traumatic past. I like the way Jamie and Madison's love progresses as this romantic suspense unfolds. Their love is sweet even though there is a danger lurking in the shadows. Cecily Foster and Devon Ryder did a good job bringing these characters to life.
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Nakita Thomas

I loved it how friends are takeing care of one another on a College Campus and Wingspin will read again.

3 I don’t need oxygen 🏊‍♂️ STARS

Jamie is the jokester of the group. He comes across as a playboy type who doesn’t take anything too seriously. That is until Madison enters the picture. She avoids him and plays hard to get (not on purpose) but she has her reasons she stays away. Jamie is alpha and protective and he chips away at her resistance. Madison for her part continually gets herself in situations that she needs to be rescued from. I wanted to smack my forehead every time she did something that put her alone somewhere knowing there is someone following her. There is sensitive subject matter but this isn’t a dark book. I’d also consider it light overall. I wish the main characters were fleshed out a little more. Especially given Madison’s past, maybe then I would have connected with her more. I just needed to see what she had been through vs told what happened to her. I did like the scenes where they all hung out in a group!

Narration was perfect!

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