Finding Kyle

By: Sawyer Bennett

Narrated by: Kirsten Leigh, Lance Greenfield

When you've lived your life as a criminal....

When you've done unspeakably evil things....

When your soul has become dark and stained....

The path to redemption begins where you least expect it.

Kyle Sommerville is in hiding and doesn't want to be found by anyone. Certainly not by his quirky, free-spirited neighbor who's managed to push her way past the walls he's built around him. But Jane Cresson's indomitable will and insatiable curiosity about her reclusive neighbor makes it impossible for Kyle to stay immersed in his dark world.

Little by little, she claws through his shell. Day by day, she gets him to smile a little more. Night by night, they both find pleasure they never knew existed.

When Kyle's secretive past is exposed, Jane begins to think she's in over her head. Can her love for this broken man finally clear his path to redemption, or will Kyle's darkness finally extinguish every bit of hope she's put into him?

©2017 Sawyer Bennett (P)2017 Sawyer Bennett

Great spinoff character from Wicked Horse!

This is Kyle's story. The ATF agent who was introduced in the Wicked Horse series. SB did not disappoint with sexy, alpha Kyle and spirited Jane. The sex was not as steamy as the WH series but still sexy. Narration was great. Yes, worthy of my credit.

My 1st Sawyer Bennett

This was my first SB story, and I'm glad I finally joined the party. It was a good listen and a good story. I will be listening and reading more by this writer!

Please Find Kyle Because Kyle Is So Lost

Sawyer Bennett is one of my favorite authors and this book is completely different from everything else that I have listened to by this author. This book is absolutely amazing and shows versatility in the author's style of writing. I was enthralled throughout the entire book waiting to hear what movie line Jane was going to quote next and how Kyle was going to push Jane away. Their relationship started as a cute game of cat and a very unwilling mouse and very quickly the mouse became the predator. Jane set her eyes on Kyle and he didn't stand a chance of resisting her quirky way of making him notice her and getting under his skin. Jane quickly found a way to teach Kyle how to live in world very unlike the violent criminal world he had just left. Although Kyle was falling for Jane, he just had too many secrets to completely open up to her and there were many things he just couldn't share. When Jane eventually finds out the truth, she finds it difficult to deal with the new reality. I really like that both Jane and Kyle have to do some soul searching to see if they can have their happily ever after.

Kristen and Lance did an amazing job narrating this story that kept me interested and excited the entire time. The only thing that could have made it better was a duet style narration.

The book is most definitely worth a credit. I have thoroughly enjoyed everything that I've listened to by Sawyer Bennett and this book is no different.

LOVED this book!!

I was not expecting such an emotional story when I started listening to this one. Kyle was fantastic - he's a little rough around the edges because of everything he's gone through but Jane is his weakness. Her sweet and quirky personality brought out the best in Kyle and I loved every second. The narration was great with great inflection and a nice flow to the story. I really enjoyed this book and highly recommend it!

Finding Kyle Guilty

I had a huge problem with the premise of this book: that undercover U.S. law enforcement agents should be allowed to commit horrific crimes against innocent American citizens in order to maintain their "covers" in criminal gangs.

So it was perfectly acceptable that Kyle (ATF agent) raped, tortured and murdered some of the American taxpayers he was sworn to protect. Sorry, but that rationalization is disturbing on so many levels; Kyle got to pay God, deciding who lived and died, justified as long as his intention was to catch the "bad guys".

Although I understand that law enforcement officials have an incredibly difficult job, there are many ways to gather information on criminal groups that don't involve federal agents committing violent crimes against civilians.

Since I could not relate to Kyle's character with his belated remorse or Jane's stupidity in hopping in bed with a virtual stranger, I did not enjoy the book, even though it was well written with some humorous parts.