Birthday Girl

Minnesota Ice Series, Book 3

De: Lily Kate

Narrado por: Kasha Kensington, Iggy Toma

Good things come in extra-large, smoking hot birthday suits.

Things like Cohen James.

Bad boy Cohen James has screwed up yet again. Star forward of Minnesota's pro hockey team, Cohen's made a name for himself - and not in a good way. So, at the insistence of his agent, he's stuck volunteering at the local YMCA teaching introductory adult swim lessons for 10 weeks. Ten weeks of torture.

What he doesn't expect is her.

Annie Plymouth, star pupil.

Her ruffled green bathing suit might be the most ridiculous thing he's ever seen, but after a few heated breaststroke lessons and some intense mouth to mouth, Cohen's ready to get her out of the water and into her birthday suit...except she has a different game plan.

Is the pair destined to sink...or can they swim?

Contains mature themes.

©2017 Lily Kate (P)2018 Tantor

Love, compassion, energy

Amaizing book. Enjoyed listening and love it. Love both characters and enjoyed it very mich

Cohen and Annie

A fun, sassy, entertaining, and heartwarming story. Cohen is a misunderstood “bad boy”, and Annie is a sweet, adorable woman; whom captures Cohen attention at first sight. I loved how patient, understanding, and protective he is with Annie. He definitely met his match. This book was the cutest. I loved everything about this story.

Beautiful love story

The narration was superb, when they had to change their voices to another character they did very well. loved the granny, the sex scenes were very tasteful and not the common descriptions as most every book has.

Great Narration

This was my least favorite story of the three. The big moments in the book were anti-climatic and thought it needed the perspective of the other character.

loved it

I really enjoyed reading this author.  I look forward to reading more books by this author in the near future.

very good

Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!! After listening to this story,. I totally enjoyed reading this book. It’s well written and the characters were uniquely fantastic. I would suggest this book to my friends that like this sort of genera. this was a good book. The narrator was great.

Lighthearted and fun story !

I liked the characters, especially kookie Gram. This story in the series had a tiny bit more hockey action than book 1, but be forewarned this is not an in-depth story about hockey .

However, it was a fun, lighthearted adventure between the characters, which had a great epilogue tying up loose ends with positivity. Good listen!

Cute but some problems

First problem is the audio - I don’t know if it was the narrators speaking volume or production but I have never pushed my volume buttons so many times - too quiet, too loud. It was like they would whisper and then it would go back to normal and I’d have to turn it down.

Also trigger warning on his verbally abusive father. The rest of story was sweet and her gran was a hoot to listen to! Prologue was good. I felt like ending was a bit too rushed and the climax felt very forced. Delivery Girl was better.

Characters

Love the love between the couple and that they made it after the obstacles they faced, both independently and as a couple.

No real story

Three quarters of the book was about one thing ( no spoilers) and it got real old real fast. No exciting plot. No twists, no turns. Four hours could have been shaved off and it wouldn’t have made a difference. I’m sorry but I was really bored.