Blackwater Deceiver: Maxine and Blu

Blackwater Shorts, Book 2

De: Inger Iversen

Narrado por: Patrick Zeller, Adenrele Ojo

All Maxine needs is a name.

Just one piece of information could help Maxine mend a past mistake and let go of her broken past. That name she needs? Her father's murderer. Not because she harbors any tender feelings toward the bastard who beat her mother into a coma. She's desperate to know his last words.

She's steadily clawing down obstacles one lie, one trap at a time...until she encounters a brick wall without a single chink in it. Blu, the enforcer guarding the Blackwater Renegades MC's front door. A tattooed, mohawked mountain of muscle whose ice-blue gaze sets her belly on fire.

Blu's past shadows his future.

After fighting for his freedom in an underground fighting pit, Blu traded wrapped knuckles for a Blackwater Renegades cut. Now, he puts his bruised fists to good use against rival gangs.

When he's tasked with seducing Maxine, the enigmatic newcomer, to uncover her motives, Blu discovers there's more to this dagger-glaring, snark-spewing beauty than meets the eye. They share a deep well of unresolved pain that could make him drop his guard...and question his loyalties to the only people he's ever known as family.

Fair warning: This is not a book for listeners who can't handle cliffhangers.

©2018 Inger Iversen (P)2019 Inger Iversen

Awesome

UGH! So good! i didn't want it to end! You've got me hook, line, and sinker!! When is the rest coming!? I cannot wait until all these books come together! These 2 audiobooks in this series gave me life! Keep up the good work!

Inger Square Up!

Ma’am!! You got me hook, line , and sinker! I’m ready to fight because this story is so intriguing and the questions just keep piling up.
So I’m waiting on the rest of the story like you owe me money lol. Guess that means you did your job well.

Great

I really liked this book and would recommend it. It had a great storyline and sexual storylines. I can't wait to hear more of their story and I wish this book was a movie or TV show. Really liked those BWMCs and I bet all their stories are going to be hot. I hope all of the stories are on audible.

A nice mix of violence and sex

I enjoyed this audiobook and I'd definitely listen to it again. Overall, I enjoyed Max and Blu's story; they had chemistry and the attraction seemed obvious from the beginning. I hope to find out more about who she's looking for and how she actually finds this person. It's a short story, but things still move at a decent pace, not rushed. It does connect the previous story and leads you into whatever will come next. I hope there can eventually be a happy ending for them.

I don't believe I've ever listened to any of Patrick Zeller's work, but he was good. I have listened to Adenrele Ojo, and she was also good. There were a few errors regarding the names of characters, but not enough to be a huge problem. Also, not so keen on the Irish accent during the few times it was utilized. However, that could be because I'm comparing it to the previous book/narrator.

Patrick's voice for Blue!!!

First of all, I love Inger Iversen's books. The road to HEA is never easy for her main characters. If they even get that. A lot of the times they are HFN.

I had already read Blackwater Deceiver when it first came out and fell in love with the characters of these shorts. The Blackwater series is kind of a spin-off from another one of Inger's series that I loved. None of the characters are ever perfect. That is perfection in itself. Blu and Maxine were both flawed but shared an attraction they couldn't act on. Both have pasts that they found hard to live with and I am as hooked on this story as I was with Mia and Smokey's story.

The narrators of this story. both Patrick and Adenrele did a great job bringing Blu and Maxine/Gypsy's characters to life. But, oh my goodness, Patrick's voice was so sexy and smooth and it sounded like that is exactly how Blu would sound if you heard him speak. Both narrators were awesome.

All in all, this was a great listen and I am glad I was fortunate enough to be given this book for my honest review.