Cabin Commotion

By: Brina Brady

Narrated by: Raymond Zaver

Length: 9 hrs

Publisher's Summary

High-paid escort Marcus graduates college and he’s ready to leave The Manor. Working for pimp Kalepo for four years, Marcus believes there’s no way out without paying a fatal price. When Kalepo ends Marcus’s apartment lease and moves him into his home as his full time escort without his permission, Marcus leaves California on a train to New York City and a bus to a rented Vermont cabin for one month to hide from Kalepo and to think about his future. 

Playboy Blaze is the son of Sal Bossio, a New York City Italian mobster. His father orders him to his Vermont cabin for one month while he settles mob business. Blaze hires a rent boy for one month, but unexpected events occur and he finds himself alone in Vermont. When he reaches his cabin, he finds a stranger sleeping in his bed. The gorgeous gingered-haired man could be a hitman sent by his father’s enemies.

Two lonely men solve the cabin commotion by sharing the only bed in the cabin during their sex fest, saving hidden pasts and tough decisions until the month ends.

©2018 Brina Brady (P)2020 Brina Brady

A steamy opposites attract!

This was a steamy winter romance!
Marcus and Blaze were so hot together. Their chemistry was intense and palpable.

I absolutely loved this low angst, opposites attract, grab you by the feels, deliciously steamy romance.

Raymond Zaver performed an engaging and enjoyable audio delivery and narration.

Love How Opposites Do Attract

Blaze and Marcus is such a great couple that when they are together the sparks do fly. I love these two characters and I love how Raymond Zaver brought them to life.

loved it

I love this book. The narrator Raymond Zaver really brings this story to life and makes you love the characters even more. Blaze is a playboy with a new boy he rents. But his father orders him to his cabin in Vermont. When his rent boy has family issues he goes to the cabin alone only to be surprised that someone is there. In his bed. Marcus worked hard and did things he not proud of to get where he is. When he sees no way out of a job he wishes to get out of. He runs and rents a cabin only to be awoken by a stranger. Will Marcus and Blaze fall in love despite their pasts?

Wonderfully Romantic

This is truly a sweet romantic story. Blaze and Marcus are so sweet and Raymond Zaver did a Awesome job bring these characters to life. Their story is one of love at first sight and all the bumps in the road that come with finding the one you love and dealing with your past. It shows how love can conquer all. Another great book from my favorite writer Brina Brady. This is a must listen for any of her fans.

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Marcus is on the Run from Kalepo, his pimp. He's got his college degree now and want to escape being an escort. He heads to Vermont and rents a cabin for a month, unfortunately Blaze Bossio is on his way to stay at the same cabin for a month as his father wants him away from New York while he deals with some business. After the initial fear that the other is a hitman they decide to share the cabin, but don't share the truth about why they're really hiding out there. Brilliantly narrated by Raymond Zaver, a great listen, a lot of angst.

Steam in the snow

I'm not sure how there is any snow left after Blaze and Marcus meet up in the one bed cabin in Vermont. This is book contains elements of the mafia stories Brady does so well mixed with the suspense of Marcus trying to escape his life as an escort and his controlling, possessive pimp. These two are both in hiding physically and emotionally and together they have to survive and help each other to open up and be honest with each other. That is a nearly impossible task given their backgrounds, but they find a way. Raymond Zaver gives a great performance that captures the heat, the initial secretiveness and their slow opening up to each other perfectly. A great standalone from this author.

Brilliant as usual

Well this author has done it again with the story line and also the narrator. Again they both nailed it