Drawn to Mr. King

The Men, Book 3

De: Elle Nicoll

Narrado por: Islay Jacobs, Alastair Haynesbridge

Jaxon King is a work of art—beautiful, unique…priceless.

I meet him when he admires my artwork at a hotel opening. He’s older, he's sophisticated, he's a gentleman. At least he is with his clothes on. Out of them…well, that’s a masterpiece in itself.

But even a connection as strong as ours means nothing once the champagne wears off. A promise to call me. Then…nothing.

When he turns up as my new boss on the biggest project of my career, I try my hardest to turn the page and leave him in the past. Only, he isn’t a memory I can simply erase, no matter how hard I try.

We have this pull to one another; two colours that merge and create something heavenly. But he screws up the paper and leaves me crumpled…torn. Maybe it’s all an illusion and I should erase him from my heart once and for all?

If only we could draw our own path through life and start over. It’s never as simple as erasing the past, not when you’re drawn to Mr. King.

Drawn to Mr. King is the third book in The Men series, a steamy, contemporary romance intended for mature listeners. It features themes of cancer, pregnancy and grief.

©2021 Elle Nicoll (P)2023 Podium Audio

Engaging and delightful

What a great story. Characters by this author are likable and easy to get invested in. The combination of exciting physical moments with the emotion in the story is wonderful, and I love the narrators’ voices. This was my second book from The Men series and definitely won’t be my last.

loved it

wow this one was a surprise. I enjoyed the twists and turns. can't wait until the next book

The ANGST

Another banger from Elle Nicoll! 🔥 Drawn to Mr. King was all about the ANGST. I swear this couple had me screaming at the book like it was a reality dating show. 🤣

Honestly I loved their chemistry even when I was wanting to choke one of them out for being silly!

Megan is one of the sweetest fmc's I've ever read. She's got a heart of gold and honestly puts up with quite a bit! Her talent is raw and natural and I love that she starts to really believe in herself throughout this novel!

Jaxon is so smooth, he's got intimacy DOWN. He's also a silly knucklehead who really had some inner work to do, and I'm so glad he did! It just goes to show with him that grief is never linear and it doesn't matter if you lost someone recently, or a long time ago, the pain is still the same and it's still something you have to mentally work through. 💛

Snooze fest

Way way to boring. I had to skip over pages to even get through it.