Bashful

De: Lo Brynolf

Narrado por: Vanessa Edwin, Teddy Hamilton

Callie Miller loves drama. As a theater major, that's a given. It's hard to date in the theater department when all the guys are either taken or gay - like her best friend and longtime crush. When Callie becomes the lead in the biggest production of the year, she realizes she has no time for love.

Until Sebastian "Bash" Moore reenters her life, stage left. He left everything behind three years ago to chase his dreams. But his heart remained at home, tied to memories of a tiny blonde with a flair for the dramatics - on and off the stage. Bash is determined to become her leading man, and he will do anything to get out of the friend-zone and win her love. Only, it might not be so easy.

Callie Miller might love drama, but she's out to protect her heart....

©2018 Lo Brynolf (P)2018 Tantor

Cute but not totally fulfilling story (for me)!!

I used a credit for Teddy Hamilton. He wasn't in the audible enough this time. He and Vanessa have narrated together before and together they were hot and passionate. This was mild in comparison but I rated overall only 3 stars but 4 for Teddy's performance. Not that Vanessa wasn't decent. The overall story was just ok to me. Some disappointment with the story as Callie should have asked some obvious questions of Bash instead of assuming; could be because of their character ages, but you can't hit a homerun every time. The story did address a current Hollywood issue that's been in the news a lot recently with satisfactory results.

Too much!!

It started out funny, sweet, and interesting. When I got to chapter 18, I was annoyed and over the book. Callie just kept repeating the same bs. I started fast forwarding through the chapters until I just gave up.

Vanessa did a great job narrating but I never heard Teddy because I completely gave up when I reached chapter 25.

Very disappointed

The only reason why I wasted a credit on this book was for Teddy Hamilton. To my disappointment, he only had maybe two or three chapters at the very end of the book. His performance is always a superb. As far as the story and overall book itself, it was OK. Not something I would recommend or read again. It was OK for entertainment.