Dallas

By: Peyton Banks

Narrated by: Lacy Laurel

Length: 3 hrs and 19 mins

Publisher's Summary

It wasn't his job to protect her, but there's no way he's leaving her side. Dallas McNeil had spent half his life serving his country. War and death had left him cold and hollow. Embracing the darkness of his former life, he wouldn't have much to offer anyone.

Candi was a beacon of light that made his cold heartbeat again. He's always had a sweet tooth, and she was just the treat to satisfy it. She's too good for the likes of him, but he can't stay away - he needed her.

When danger comes for her, he's more than qualified to keep her safe. This is one mission he refuses to fail. If he does, how would he survive?

©2019 Peyton Banks (P)2020 Peyton Banks

Loved the Book, but...

It was great revisiting this story. I loved the book when I read it and I love the author's work. Because of that, I'm only knocking off one star for the use of Lacy Laurel as the narrator. She did do a little better toward the end of the story, but all in all she's just not my favorite. Her affect as the main male character is just not right and I find that to be so in every book I've listened to that she's narrated. Her male and female side characters are always on point and her female main characters that I've heard have usually been pretty good, but this time, to me, she missed the mark on both leads. Candy seemed to lack any emotions even when she was being emotional.

Trust & Honor Series

Dallas (Trust & Honor, Book 1) is novella so it's short and sweet. Seeping through the narrative is oddles of suspense. With a nectarous epilogue that gave Candi and Dallas their hea.


Narrator Lacy Laurel has a sweet yet sultry intonation and vividly expressive. A entertaining listen

Dallas is THE man!

Dallas is a man of few words and hard punches. His background is of a Marine, now a cop and moonlighted at a club in Vegas. He has demons here lives with daily hit e bright spot in his life, his Candi.

Candi comes from a broken past, hiding her scars under a layer of smiles. She works her butt off to make sure she has what’s she needs. Her newest need, Dallas McNeil.

These two together are like the best hot chocolate and marshmallow combo. They’re intense, sweet and hot. They don’t really know what’s going to happen, how their getting closer is going to change their lives but it turns out to be the best choice either of them could ever make.

But when danger strikes, Dallas must be willing to do anything he can to save the woman he loves. Talk about a wild ride.

I loved this story. These two characters a hot mess at times but when it matters they pull themselves together and make it work. The ying and yang to a perfect future.

We all need a Dallas in our life!

A nice easy listen with a happy ending. I felt there could have been a little more character description but other than that the book flowed brilliantly with enough ups and downs to keep you listening but not so many that it became cheesy!

Lacy Laurel has a beautifully smooth voice which captives the listener