Clover

Flower Child, Book 1

By: Moxie Darling

Narrated by: Audrey Lusk

Length: 1 hr and 38 mins

Publisher's summary

On a mission to bring the love of literacy to impoverished rural children, Clover Willoughby finds herself stranded on a dry, dusty West Virginia back road. Out of gas, out of service, and out of patience, she starts walking. When she stumbles across a quaint cabin in the woods, she's relieved at her good fortune. Her relief turns to trepidation - and anticipation - when the rough, crude mountain man living there offers to assist her...for a price.

And he's not interested in money.

This novella is a work of erotica. If you're offended by graphic sex, it may not be the book for you. This is the first novella in a planned series. It is not a full-length book.

©2015 Moxie Darling (P)2015 Moxie Darling

Flower Child Indeed

This book was given to me by the author, narrator or publisher in exchange for my unbiased review...


Not my usual kink but interesting story either way. Would like to see how the series builds...

Some good chemistry!

If you are in the mood for an erotic short, this book is for you. Clover is off to her new assignment bringing literacy to those that cannot read. She runs out of gas in a remote area, and for a tank of gas, she must stay with Jim and Eustice for one week, providing them with sex. While the sex was hot in this book, I did find the father/son dynamic a little off. I do like the chemistry between Clover and Eustice and would love to see a novella that explores their relationship further.

Audrey Lusk always gives an incredible performance, and brings it for this short as well. Her voice is sultry when called for and her raspy male voices are perfect for these backwoods men.

--I was given a copy of this audiobook in exchange for an honest review.

This book was way too "smutty" for me..

Any additional comments?

**a Few Spoilers**

Clover, the main female lead, has been stranded in the middle of nowhere.

She comes upon a cabin where Jim and his son, Eustice, live.

Jim makes Clover an offer that she Does Not refuse.


I don't like stories where characters are Manipulated into doing things, especially when they are vulnerable and or stranded.


** This book even has the nerve to come with a disclaimer:
"This novella is a work of erotica. If you're offended by graphic sex, it may not be the book for you. This is the first novella in a planned series. It is NOT a full-length book."
- Um, the "graphic sex" is not the issue,
its the unwashed men who seem to not know the meaning of soap & water..
- what the heck?
its the manipulated sex.. - WTH?
its the father and son BOTH having their way with Clover and then she developes.. "feelings" for one of them.. really - WTF??


This book was just Not for me, it was just too "smutty" for me.

If you are looking for smut with forced seduction by males who haven't taken a bath in awhile then.. have at it.


Audrey Lusk did really well with the character's emotions and overall narration.

Note:
"This audiobook was provided by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review courtesy of Audiobook Blast."