Hide and Seek

Silvercrest U, Book 2

De: Willow Dixon

Narrado por: Nick J. Russo, Darcy Stark

Jax

It was supposed to be an easy job: keep an eye on Myles until I'm sure he's not a threat to us, then forget he exists and go back to living my life.

But the more I observe him, the more I realize that Myles is unlike anyone I've ever known, and toying with him is just as much fun as watching him. I want things from him I've never wanted before, and the more I watch him, the more I'm sure he wants them too.

He just doesn't want to want them.

Then someone threatens his life, and instead of letting things play out, I step in and help him. That moment changes everything, and I vow to do everything I can to keep him safe and make sure that whoever is after him pays for daring to touch him.

Watching Myles might have started out as a job, but now it's an obsession. He's the only person who's ever made me feel anything, and once I set my sights on him, I'll do whatever it takes to make him mine.

Ready or not, here I come.

Hide and Seek is the second book in a new dark romance series set at an elite, invite-only college, and is a stranger/stalker to lovers story between an introverted hacker and the frat boy who awakens his darker side. You can expect: stalking, strangers to lovers, opposites attract, first times, some forced proximity, hurt/comfort, lots of primal play, mild CNC, outdoor and public fun, a protective MC, morally ambiguous heroes, not-so-secret societies, and lots of spicy times.

Contains mature content. A complete list of content warnings can be found on the author's website.

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holy cow! the heat in this one was off the charts!

this book was incredibly edgy and exciting and even the spicy heats is keeps you on the edge of your saet it's so great! I love the characters so much seme as I did in the first book in this series. this truly climbed into my top five books that I've ever listened to.
my only critique is I'm not a fan of Darcy Stark. this is only the second book that I've listened to that he's narrated because he did the first book in this series, and I wasn't crazy about his narration in that one either. it's not horrible it's just, I don't know I just didn't enjoy it. it didn't ruin the book for me at all, but just lacked something that I can't put my finger on. Nick J Russo was as great as he always is. I think they could have swapped characters though and had Nick do the innocent one and Darcy do the bad guy, but it was still really good. 10 out of 10 on the heat Factor and overall story. loved it!

this was a great brook

this is a must get for me i love the games they play with each other it keep me o my toes great narration

Narrators

The narrators sound too much alike. Love the story/series but I woulda picked different narrators for the different characters, not the same narrators for the whole series.

Found family and soulmates

It never ceases to amaze me how proximity leads to desire and possessive tendenciesI genuinely enjoy the “Bella/Edward” type relationship developing relationship and enjoy it even more when it’s an in uncommon situation amongst like minded psychopaths:).People on a certain wavelength that are FAR FROM average are much more entertaining when there is a mini deep dive into how they’d rather socialize.Small intellectual friend groups are so much easier to tolerate in my strong opinion.

I was hooked!

I’m really loving Willow Dixon’s darker romances. The chemistry, the possessiveness, the tension between the characters, everything just clicks. I especially enjoyed how Myles didn’t know who his “stalker” was at first...the little cat-and-mouse game between him and Jax had me hooked. The primal play and CNC were top tier, and Jax is unapologetically himself while Myles fully embraces him. Can’t wait to see what’s in store for Jace’s story next!