Cherished Girl

Neighpalm Industries Collective Series, Book 5

By: Lexie Winston

Narrated by: Curt Bonnem, Samantha Summers

Harlow's life was looking pretty good despite the attacks in Hawaii.

With Thomas on board, she has finally caught herself all of the Summers boys and is feeling pretty good about it. Jaxon and Jacinta's news, while shocking, is being dealt with and everyone is adjusting to the new circumstances. Things are finally starting to look good, with very little stalker action, the icing on the cake. Have they finally lost interest?

Making more permanent plans to stay in California is a big step forward in her relationship with the brothers but an ex has dumped a bombshell on them, and a surprise body has everyone questioning everything they thought they knew.

Is Harlow ever going to catch a break?

Contains mature themes.

©2022 Neighpalm Publishing (P)2022 Tantor

Ends on one heck of a cliffhanger

A Great Noir story with a complex plot, excellent drama, banter, tons of heat. Nice "Why Chose" novels.

Amazing series

This is a new author for me and I only wish I’d found these books sooner! Can’t wait for more books on audio! Until then I’ll be checking out other series this author has to offer!
Narration is also fantastic

So good!!

This series is so good! I wish the next books were on audible. Honestly, it's my only complaint

Relationships solidify with brutal cliffhanger

This might be my favorite in the series. The relationships between Harlow and the Summers brothers really come together here, and it feels earned after all the buildup. There's action, spice, twists, and that stalker plotline continues to escalate. The dynamic between Jacinta and Harlow was surprisingly great. I didn't expect to love their friendship, but it works. That said, there's a baby plotline that felt very soap opera, and I could have done without it. Also, everyone gets a harem now apparently? It's a bit much. But the cliffhanger was brutal, and I immediately needed the next book.

Great story lenghtened by too much filler

I really enjoyed the story but found myself fast forwarding through a lot of the unnecessary parts in the story throughout the last three books in this series. This book seemed to have more than the last two books combined. Made a great story very boring at times.

A lot of filler

The narrator is okay. She does a good job with the guys and girls' voices, though sometimes I got confused over who was talking. Thomas' accent doesn't always sound Irish, and I thought he was Russian at first. This book felt like a lot of filler, and I felt that it dragged in parts. It irritates me when a series is made to go on too long