Deep

A Stage Dive Novel

By: Kylie Scott

Narrated by: Andi Arndt

Length: 8 hrs and 26 mins

Publisher's Summary

Don't miss a beat with the fourth and final novel in the New York Times and USA Today best-selling Stage Dive series from Kylie Scott.

One by one the members of Stage Dive are falling in love. David, Mal, and Jimmy have all taken the plunge, and now it's Ben's turn - only he refuses to fall into that trap. The sexy bassist enjoys his no-strings-attached lifestyle. But when Ben is forced to keep the one girl he's always had a weakness for out of trouble in Sin City, he quickly learns that what happens in Vegas doesn't always stay there.

This audiobook includes an excerpt from the first book in Kylie Scott's new Dive Bar series, Dirty.

Listen to Dirty.

©2015 Kylie Scott (P)2015 Macmillan Audio

High Expectations for Book 4

Although it was not as good as book 2 (which was by far my favorite), it was still excellent. Worth the wait. I agree with the other reviewers, it could have been longer, but I will listen to it again and isn't that the true test of a good book.If fact I would probably be going back to restart the series if there were not so many other good books released today too!

BOO HOO, TEARS & SOBS.... IT'S THE LAST ONE

Well this fantastic series has finally come to an end and what a great ending it was as Lizzy finds out the lie of "what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas" because, for her, what happened in Vegas had life altering consequences because she brought back more than memories from her all to brief time with handsome Rocker Ben. Ben's keeping his feelings about the news tightly held back behind a wall of indifference but slowly through a lot of angst, drama, sexy times, heart-to-hearts and his bitch of a Sister's antics he finally opens up and let's Lizzy in.

Like all of the other books in this awesome series the story captured me and I couldn't stop listening because I just had to get to the HEA bit.... no matter what time of night/early morning it was. And I wasn't disappointed, it was all I hoped it would be but a little rushed and short because I so wanted to bask in their hard won happiness for just a little while longer.

Worth a credit? It was funny, had it's sexy parts and romantic parts, there was drama and peace as I got to share the happiness of all the previous Stage Dive couples. Told from Lizzy's POV by a narrator who could certainly do emotions and male voices well and she helped to make this a creditworthy listen. I can't wait for Kylie Scott's new Dive Bar series which, according to her website, will feature rock n roll, hot men, tattoos, saucy sex, humor, angst and action.... sounds like an auto download for me.

Kizzy needs to grow a pair

Lizzy is 21 years old. Why does she allow everyone to treat her like a unruly child? The story wasn't as in depth as the others in the series. Very slow to climax.

Amazing

This book went above all my expectations. Kylie Scott is an outstanding writer who understands how to bring her books to life. The Narrator Andy Arndt also has a way about bringing the listener into the book. Amazing book!

too short

I honestly want my money back. first three books were awesome, engaging whereas this book was a miss, not memorable.

I waited!!!

I absolutely loved the first 3 books listen to them over and over again this one not so much it felt too hurried no back story no big reveal other than the bun in the oven we really didn't get to know Ben or his twisted sister much nothing to really let us know why they are the way they are. All the other books gave us a why or hints to clue us into what's going on in the main characters heads. i have to be honest I drifted on this one I had to go back a few times because there were points where washing my dishes was more exciting . I love ms Scott's writing I do but this book left me wanting I couldn't give it lower than 3stars because I loved listening to what was going on with the characters from the previous books

Music not so sweet

I'll start with the good-The narrator does a good job. Unfortunately that's mostly the extent of it. The first book I listened to from this author was actually the tangent book in the dive bars series set after / parallel to the Stage Dive series. I really enjoyed the Dive bars 1st book. The Stage Dives series has four books and I liked this one the least by far. So very unrealistic. I read for relaxation and escapism. I can suspend my disbelief as much as the next person but let's get a little realistic. What self respecting woman would have taken that selfish ass back that many times or given him that many chances? And yes. I know SOME preggers get horney 2nd trimester but who claims to really love some jerk but then accidentally walks in on some guy who she really doesn't know and accidentally sees him naked and gets all horney because of those out of control hormones? What are we? A 10 year old with no self respect or impulse control? I'm not super stuffy or a prude. I guess the book just isn't mature enough for me.

Book 4/4 rounds out the series

Book 4 is Ben's story & rounds out the series. We know from book 2 that Ann's little sister has a thing for Ben, but you don't really expect the surprise in their relationship, given that she's only 20, turned 21 in Vegas. It's good to spend a little more time with the band & get a little more of each couple's story arc... Go, Jimmy & Lena!

Horrible ending to a better deserving series

Immature, fan-fiction vibe. And Martha in the epilogue? Really? I could have done without it.

And The Stage Dive Series Has Been Redeemed...

After Reading the preceding Book 3, "Lead", I didn't expect much from this final installment. I was pleasantly surprised that this book didn't drag out the cat and mouse game for 18 chapters never to dive into the meat of the actual relationship. This one does do the back and forth but I feel like I got more meat out of this one. Overall it's a good finish to a good series.