Crazy to Love You

Wild Love, Book 3

De: J. Saman

Narrado por: Helena Walters, James Cavenaugh

I am meeting this woman for one reason and one reason only. And that officially makes her off-limits.

I want the one woman I cannot have. Again.

The second I lay eyes on Naomi Kent, I know I want her. And not just for my duet, though her voice is so strikingly beautiful, it can make angels weep. It's her mind, her passion, her perfect curvy body. Everything about her sets my blood on fire. But here's the thing . . . I need her to get this song produced. She needs me to help her regain the life she lost. So, any chance at an us . . . Well, that's a no-go, right?

I don't want anything Gus Diamond has to offer me.

And that includes his gorgeous face and sexy-as-all-sin body. Well, maybe I do want those. But this duet? Nope. Not a chance. I gave up this life when my world shattered and my broken pieces were stomped all over in a very public way. So you can understand why the last thing I want is to relive all that. But Gus has this way about him. And before I know what's happening, I'm saying yes to things I know better than to say yes to. Including him. That is until my past decides to make an unexpected return. With one hell of an entrance.

Contains mature themes.

©2020 J. Saman (P)2025 Tantor Media

Some loose ends

It actually took a beat to figure out who the FMC and the MMC was.
When she finally decides to pick the MMC over her ex, the two of them really aren’t acting different enough. I would’ve told both of them to take a walk. He did get there in the end.

I also would have liked to see the antagonist and accomplice got the jail time they earned. What drugs did they give him? Were her fertility issues resolved? They were sporadic in their use of birth control, so I kept expecting a pregnancy. The proposal scene was a little lack luster. Were the mics still on back stage?

Even if it’s issues, it was overall a good story. Narrators did a great job, but I would’ve liked duet narration better.