Dead to Rights

Ashland Series, Book 1

De: Jessica Prince

Narrado por: Samantha Cook, Tor Thom

When I caught my husband having an affair, I picked up what remained of my tattered pride and broken heart and left the city behind, heading for a small town where motorcycles outnumbered cars three to one.

Ashland, Tennessee was where I planned to start over and become the woman I wanted to be; a woman who was fun and just a little bit reckless. The need to break out of my shell led to one wild night with a man I never planned on seeing again. But when the tattooed stranger showed up unexpectedly at my new job, he made it clear that once wasn't going to be enough for him.

As the president of a motorcycle club with a checkered past, Courtland Pope should have scared me, but no matter how hard I tried to stay away, the pull to him was too strong to ignore.

However, when old rivalries breach the surface and the line between good and bad begins to blur, I find myself stuck in the middle. And as much as Pope wants me, he might not be able to protect me from the past.

©2024 Jessica Prince (P)2024 Podium Audio

so good

just what I needed to listen to. love it. Great narrators. good storyline. I'll be buying this entire series

No worth it

OK, this is not gonna be a good one. Throughout the series of the other books as far as guilty pleasures, and so on Pope was made out to be as bad ass biker. I loved his character and then this book comes out. The character is amazing but the narrator for the guy is the worst. His trying to speak in a woman’s voice was stupid and a really bad choice. I kept putting this book off for that exact reason and I am totally right by saying he should never narrated this because he didn’t have the bad ass voice that the other narrators would’ve had to make this a better book. The story was good, but my gosh. I have thought about getting this book and then change my mind because it was a book that Tor Thom was narrating. Well today, I finally broke down and thought I would purchase it. I wish I hadn’t. I’ve got 468 books in my library and every book that I have in there is one that I would read over again and because of the way he narrated there is no way I will read it again. I think him narrating was a big mistake, I won’t be reading it again. Now, if it gets narrated by a different person, I’d be all over it and probably re-purchase it but for now it’s going back.