You Don't Have to Say You Love Me

By: Sarra Manning

Narrated by: Julie Maisey

Length: 18 hrs and 15 mins

Publisher's summary

Girls like Neve Slater don’t get gorgeous guys like William. But William’s been in L A for three years, and Neve’s been slimming down in preparation for his return. Then her sister Celia points out that if Neve wants William to think she's an experienced love-goddess then she’d better get some experience - a man to show her the ropes, like Celia’s colleague Max. And since he’s not Neve’s type, she certainly won’t fall for him...

©2011 Sarra Manning (P)2011 W F Howes Ltd

Soo good!!!

Loved the book, great narration, and fun story plot. So long, but in the end felt that it ended too soon!!!

Funny, enjoyable with an x-rated caution

If you enjoyed Mhairi McFarlane's -Here's Looking at You then you'll love this audiobook. Excellent narration. Many funny moments and good writing. Strong characters. The steamy scenes are steamier and more detailed than I expected. No judgement just distracting when I'm listening at work with headphones😀. Will definitely listen to another of this author's books.

LOOOVEEE THIS BOOK!!! ❤️

This is one of my favoritt books, i just hate when the stort ends. I have probably read it hundred times. Sorry fore the bad spelling, english is not my first lanugage.

much more to this book than I expected

This turned out to be more than a predictable romance novel. I could have saved a lot of money on therapy as I learned so much from Neve.

Love this book!

If you could sum up You Don't Have to Say You Love Me in three words, what would they be?

I found this book by reading a review of another book and am so glad that I did! I love the story.

AMAZING BOOK!!! MUST READ!!

I got completely got sucked into this story! I got it as a quick purchase and within 30 min of listening could not stop!

Average book, neither terrible or good...

This is a really hard book to review, it was well written and the characters were great but somehow it missed the mark. It just sort of lost it’s entertainment value and became a bit of a downer highlighting how women loath themselves and their bodies.
Which I know can be true but is seriously a first world problem that is not endearing.
There were interesting parts to the book, however I fast forwarded a lot of the same rhetoric that repetitively centred around, I hate myself, I hate my body, I’m fat and worthless and cant be loved because of it. The self obsession just became to much, Neve became a boring self obsessed person that was incredibly shallow and had few redeeming characters. She was so busy judging everyone else that I’m was not convinced she was actually the nice person that the author tried to tell us she was.
The book could have been half the length and achieved the same outcome for readers. Luckily the writing was good and the character development made it possible to keep reading.