Crazy for You

Riding Tall, Book 6

De: Cheyenne McCray

Narrado por: David Quimby

Clint McBride has spent seven long years running from his past, believing he was responsible for the death of his best friend. A chance layover in Phoenix leads him home to Prescott, Arizona, but he has no intention of staying. Once he takes care of unfinished business, he intends to leave the state - for good.

Ella Fisher can’t believe Clint is back. As a matter of fact, she’s furious with him for leaving without a word and for not letting anyone know he was even alive. Clint had been her big brother’s best friend and her teenage crush. She’d been devastated by not only her brother's death, but the pain of Clint’s disappearance from her life.

When Clint and Ella meet for the first time since his return, the exchange is a fiery one, and despite the rekindled attraction, Ella lets Clint know in no uncertain terms how furious she is. Clint can’t believe how his friend’s sister is all grown up, no longer the kid who used to tag along with them. Ella is all woman...and he’s afraid he won’t be able to keep his hands off her. He's not even sure if he wants to.

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Crazy for You

Although this is the sixth book in this series, it is the first I have listened to and had no issues so it can definitely be read as a stand-alone. This story give you a little bit on a second chance love story but not quite. Such heartbreak in the beginning of the book that the characters just don’t see their way past it. I absolutely loved the way this story worked out in the end and will be looking forward to more in the future.
Narration was perfect.

Crazy for You (Riding Tall Book #6)

The Audio by David Quimby was really great. I think it really carried the book further than it wold have gone had I read the book myself.

Clint used to be at the top of the rodeo circuit until his best friend died; he blamed himself and took off from home for 7 years. Now that hes back in town Ella, his best friend's sister, is mad at him for leaving her and their families behind. Clint isn't sure he plans to stay in town, but Ella's dad convinces him that the family needs help with the farm and he takes over as foreman.

The storyline itself was great and convinced me to read the rest of the series. It was kind of sad as they've all lost someone, but lots of feels as they are finding a way to heal. What I didn't like was how immature Ella was. No matter what Clint did it was never the right thing. He could never please her or meet her standards but he was relentlessly in love and kept perusing her. I could understand the initial anger from her but she claims to be in love with him but turns him away at every opportunity.

Clint & Ella!

Cheyenne McCray keeps me intrigued with this fun, sexy series. Book 6 is Clint and Ella's story. Clint has returned Prescott after being gone for 7 years. He has carried a huge weight on his shoulders after the death of his best friend. Now that he is back, he sees Ella, his best friend's sister in a whole new light. No longer the little girl, she is everything he wants. Ella has had a crush on Clint forever. Now that he is back in town, is he here to stay? This is a sweet listen with some steam. It's full of feels, misunderstandings, forgiveness and love. I really enjoy the all the characters. McCray changes things up in each story, so the series is fresh and enjoyable. While some of the characters overlap, they can each be listened to as a standalone. Give Clint and Ella a listen!

David Quimby is the voice of this series. He always makes the listens fun with his many voices and ability to give the perfect inflections. He has a great pace and I love his way of pulling me in and keeping me there.

Swoon!

The story broke my Heart at first but then put it back together. I love how he loved her and she had such a big crush on him. The narrator did an excellent job of being a cowboy which is hard to do for some.

Love this series

Love this series, I have listened to one book that I haven't enjoyed and what a joy it is to listen to David Quimby.
Excellent narrative as always, David is made for this series

Prodigal son returns

Who doesn't like the prodigal son storyline? Especially when he's built. Clint left his hometown seven years ago after his best friend died. At the time, he didn't know the secret his friend was hiding.

But alas this is a love story. Yes it has a HEA. But it has bumps along the way. What relationship doesn't.

I listened to the audiobook and thoroughly enjoyed the narrator. David Quimby knows how to tell this story and relate the guilt, fear, hope and love of the characters.

Sexy cowboy romance!

I liked that this book is different than what I usually go for. I really liked the cowboy sexiness of it. The narrator does a great job and I thought he was perfect for this type of story.

Second Chances!

This one was slightly iffy for me. I am not always the biggest fan of cowboy listens because sometimes the accent's get out of control, but I love Cheyenne McCray and thought eh, why not? And I am so glad I did! The narrator does and excellent job with these characters voices without letting it get out of control! The story is fast paced and keeps you interested. Clint has a lot of issues to work through, especially after being away for so long. But he has Ella there to help him once she gets past her anger for him leaving in the first place. And they are absolutely sweet together once they work through everything and truly get what they mean to each other. I really enjoyed this one!

Loved it!

What a fantastic story! David Quimby was the perfect narrator that will make you think you are right there watching the characters. Clint had thought he was at fault for his best friends death. He had left town seven years ago and now he was back. In the meantime his friends little sister, Ella, had been busy growing up on him. What a fun story!

Crazy for You

Ahh I enjoyed this story of falling for the brothers best friend. It was a little emotional because of the subject matter but I liked how it wasn’t all about the death but about the living.

Ella’s is an interesting character and her art sounds interesting as all heck, and the way she creates its raw and I liked that.

I also enjoyed the fact that she doesn’t just jump into his arms the moment she sees him she lets it play out naturally and that for me at least let it feel more authentic.

Again broken record here, the narrator just sounds too old for these characters.