For You: Complete Collection

By: Alexa Riley

Narrated by: Alexander Cendese, Tristan James, Lexi Richmond, Elizabeth Hart, John Lane, Savannah Peachwood

Length: 6 hrs and 23 mins

Publisher's summary

Three novellas from New York Times and number one best-selling author Alexa Riley show us just what happens when strong, possessive men find the women of their dreams.

Stay Close

A former Russian mafia soldier is hired to protect a friend’s daughter, but he knows he’ll do more than keep her safe - he’ll make her his. Forever.

Hold Tight

A hotshot consultant hired to streamline Osbourne Corp. meets his match in Pandora Justice - the more she plays hard to get, the more he wants her.

Don’t Go

CEO Henry Osbourne has only ever desired one woman - the one who got away. She ran from a boy, but a man of power and persuasion now stands in his place.

This audiobook is approximately 63,000 words.

Edited by Angela James.

©2018 Author Alexa Riley LLC (P)2018 Harlequin Enterprises, Limited

For you....

I absolutely loved hearing about the grown children of characters I love! Each story was wonderful in it’s own way. The characters were great, perfect mates for each. Nice little plots, my only issue is my wanting more! 💖

love it

these books are everything you'd expect from AR conveniently bundled together for your listening pleasure. it's like smutty ear candy

easy listen

These stories are easy to listen to and follow with a little spice. You can tell when you're getting close to the end though. The author speeds up the ending... almost as if she were bored with the story and was just ready to end it.

Enjoyable

I enjoyed this series. The narrators were good. Each story was fast paced, steamy and highly addictive. Great series!

Lame!

Bad story, bad accent, predictable and overall bad. Not erotic and full of lame cliche story lines. Didn't finish it. Turned it off.

All three stories were utterly unbelievable...

I can believe how ridiculous the storyline were, especially the first and third ones. It really felt like the authors were mailing it in...super lame.

I nearly stopped several times

All 3 had a creepy, man thump chest and be protector vibe. Every single one of the relationships would of sent me running to the hills away from the men characters. All mentioned oh no lack of protection, but proceeded with out protection, ps it’s 2023, protection is sexy! First one felt like it was an older man grooming a teen, it never says the difference between their ages, but it was borderline creepy.

This was a no for me

I agree with some of the other reviews that the relationship in the first story seemed inappropriate. I could not make myself listen to the other two stories. I wish I did not waste a credit on this book.

Okay once past the barely legal and baby focus

On the plus side, the six different narrators, minimum angst, and love at first sight aspects
got straight to the novella good stuff.
On the down side, the author duo’s baby focus and thing for innocents made the insta-plots
kind of skeezy. Each already short novella has one, or even two, epilogues with kids.
Not sure I care to try anything else written by this pair.

Stay Close: Penny and Ivan.
Petite 18 year old Penny crushes on the tattooed Russian body guard who sounds like he’s twice her age. She knows nothing about him, yet gives herself to him. Meanwhile, it’s her first time and he’s already asking when he can put a baby in her. 🙄 They go from meet-cute to mambo to marry-me in days.
If I pretended she was older, I enjoyed the dual narration and growly Ivan.

Hold Tight: Pandora and Royce:
My favorite of the three, this picks up ten years later, with Penny’s twin Pandora clashing with billionaire brawler Royce. Good friction, great chemistry, sexy narration and most credible story.

Don’t Go: Cory and Henry:
The twins’ cousin Henry gets a second chance with Cory after an unbelievable misunderstanding from high school that has lasted ten years. The story doubles down with them both punching their V cards … and we’re supposed to think the first time was great? The male narrator’s (Cendese) female voice is nails on a chalkboard.