Breaking the Rules

De: Aubree Pynn

Narrado por: Lauryn Nichols, Midnite Michael

Rule number one: do to these men how they do to you.

That was the rule Savanhi put into place after love and loyalty were shattered, or at least what she thought was love and loyalty. A rule she was hellbent on upholding until she crossed paths with Noble Paulson, Jr. Captivating and assuring, Savanhi dived into the depths of him, just for a night and a mutual agreement—no vested interest.

If Noble knows anything about rules, they're made to be broken. His return home was ushered in by several uncertainties. However, there was one constant—he needed to be back in Savanhi's space.

Taking every opportunity available to be in her space, he finds more than what he was looking for and everything he needed. The issue—convincing Savanhi that he is equipped to be everything she needs and then some.

Follow their journey in Breaking the Rules.

©2025 Aubree Pynn (P)2026 Podium Audio

Storyline

Good storyline but the ending felt a little lazy. There was more to work with but the author chose not to. I will definitely listen to this again but it’s my least favorite out of all her books on audible.

Another Amazing Love Story!!

I thoroughly enjoyed this book! The way Savonnie and Noble’s love story unfolds is romantically satisfying. Noble’s character is exactly what just about every woman (who’s being honest) wants in her life. Savonnie’s sweet little self deserved all the love and respect he showed her throughout this book. This is a must read.

Love Test

I wished the author added 5 more chapters to really tie up the storyline ending. I disliked how the characters would speak in third person but overall the story and narrators were good.

Noble in 3rd Person

It was okay. I wouldn’t read it again because the storyline was weak. The 4 year old had a 10 year old vocabulary.

AP is that girl

Pynn continues to build her universe of characters, adding Deuce and Sassy to the mix. I loved their dynamic and the niece was hilarious! Trei crushed the narration, Midnite is coming into his own.