Falling for Her

By: Sandra Owens

Narrated by: Amy McFadden, Mikael Naramore

Length: 9 hrs and 5 mins

Publisher's Summary

Known to the K2 Special Services team as "Saint," Jamie Turner lives by his own strict rules to compensate for his past sins and the two-ton boulder taking residence in his heart. He doesn't drink or smoke. He never swears. And he only dates nice, safe women until he meets Sugar Darling, the fill-in receptionist at K2. She's as sweet as her name, but this wild woman is definitely trouble, with something to hide. He knows he should avoid her.... But can he?

Sugar isn't hiding something - she's hiding everything. And K2 seems like the perfect place to lie low, thanks to the big, protective guys who work there. The drop-dead-handsome Saint makes her heart race, yet he keeps his distance. When Sugar's traumatic past rises up to haunt her again, she desperately turns to Saint for help, and he has to decide what's more important: playing it safe or risking everything for love.

©2015 Sandra Owens (P)2015 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved

Falling For Her

Sugar & Saint, to of the quirkiest characters that I loved more with each chapter. They made me laugh, they made me cry. I will remember their story with a smile on my face for quite some time.

Loved the book!

Sandra Owens is a favorite author of mine. She writes well with great storylines. I can't help getting involved with her characters in each series/book.

Amy McFadden and Mikael Naramore are great narrators! Their performance is well done. Will keep listening/reading.

Saint Jerk

At first I liked Sugar, who seemed smart and sassy despite escaping a brutally abusive marriage. Sadly, Sugar deflated into a self-destructive wimp after meeting the brutish but hunky Saint Jamie.

I really didn't like Saint, who was searching for a boring, passive wife to serve as a brood mare for his future children. It was creepy how Saint bullied Sugar, even after learning that her ex-husband had almost beaten her to death.

It was unbelievable and degrading that a rape survivor was depicted as enjoying rough sex, giving the impression that women actually enjoy sexual assault. Saint did not respect women, Sugar did not respect herself, so their relationship could not have a HEA.

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I didn't like it when the man imitated the women and visit viscera. The woman sounded like a idiot even after all the truth was out.

SD

WOW!!!! Absolutely positively fabulous!!! Couldn't put it down until the very last page!! Beautifully written!!!

loved this one!

Sugar Darling is a fun interesting character. liked the plot and romance. warm and sweet

Barely OK for me..

Any additional comments?

I read Crazy For Her and Someone Like Her and gave them both 5 stars but I had a hard time with the first 50% of this one. All of it was just about how much Jamie wanted Sugar, but didn’t want to want her. His guilt over the deaths of his parents and his thoughts of how Sugar wouldn’t want him if she knew the truth. And his patience with her over her fear of sex. There was really no excitement or drama or anything that made me want to keep reading it. This story was not nearly as good as the other two. I’m all for sexual tension and sex but this book took it to the extreme.

And, geez, how many books am I going to have to read where a woman is leaving to keep a half-dozen big strong men safe, it’s just ridiculous for a woman to think that. She should have told Jamie and the other men what was going on; instead of thinking she was going to protect them. UGH!

Anyway, I did finish this book but it was just boring until the last 25%. It was good, what happened to Rodney and Sugar’s father, but it wasn’t enough to bring the rating to any more than 3 stars. I’m not sure I’ll continue with this series.

As to the narration: As much as I like the narration in the other two books I didn’t like it with this one. Amy McFadden did a wonderful job but Mikael Naramore wasn’t good at all. Jamie’s voice, overall, was kind of sucky and Sugar’s southern accent was atrocious. Mr. Naramore should not do female accents, ever. Sorry.

I got this book through KU.

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I love this series

Great author, great narrators, great story, great characters. I'm already counting down until the next book!

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