Can't Control the Feeling, Book 1

De: Melissa Tatum

Narrado por: Skyler Morgan

Bobby Saxton had chosen an unusual path. Instead of jazz, blues, hip hop or rap, he had chosen country music. He and his band mates always said they were serious about their music, but they didn't do more than perform gigs. They never found that agent, cut that demo, and found their fortune.

Mindy, pretty, blonde and blue-eyed, had other ideas. She would make sure that they took that next step, and while she did, she would also figure out what to do about the delicious Bobby, so handsome and intriguing. His tall, dark good looks, with his milk chocolate skin and beautiful eyes, made her want him. But she wanted his music to get the success it deserved, too. Bobby knew that Mindy was perfect. She had always been perfect, his ideal, for years. But he'd never made a move. Now, his two passions were combining in a way that left him with a few hard decisions to make. Could the boy from East Texas get all of his heart's desires?

©2015 Terrence Wood (P)2016 Terrence Wood

lovely Book!

Firstly I just loved the chemistry and attraction portrayed between the stars of the book Bobby and Mindy. I could actually visualize their love and romance while reading the book and the story line too kept me curious and wanting to read more without stopping. this romance book was one of the best in this category!

Newish To Audio Books

I would say that this book gives a good, quick, introduction into the world of audio books.

The narration by Skyler Morgan was excellent. His voice adds interest for the listener and is generous in what it lends the story.

Great grab..

great summary well explained about the Book:
Bobby Saxton had chosen an unusual path. Instead of jazz, blues, hip hop or rap, he had chosen country music. He and his band mates always said they were serious about their music, but they didn't do more than perform gigs. They never found that agent, cut that demo, and found their fortune.

A Struggle to Read

I just couldn’t get into the story. The dialog is to clunky and the characters don’t ring true. The male POV read too much like a girl’s ideal to be believable for me.