Her Goon, His Eden

By: Aubree Pynn

Narrated by: Ben Josephs

Length: 4 hrs and 35 mins

Publisher's summary

Zola is a rebellious soul filled to the brim with sheer determination to make it. After she defies the path that her father wants her to take, she ends up at Paradise, a strip club in the heart of New York City. Paradise fuels the city and is bound to tempt her until she breaks.

Rich is a ruthless ruler running New York and has no plans of stopping. With his father ready to step down, Rich is trying to secure all the resources he can while weeding out the weak links in his team.

After what appears to be an accidental moment between Zola and Rich, she becomes a marked woman. Rich willingly becomes a man captivated with her. With Rich reacting on impulse, Zola is trying to navigate through life and keep Rich at bay. But can budding feelings and an offer of a lifetime finally put them exactly where they’re fated to be?

Find out in Her Goon, His Eden.

©2020 Aubree Pynn (P)2021 Aubree Pynn

yes

Yes Aubree you did it. the narration was really good. of course the story was good. I enjoy her writing and hope more comes to audio.

Love it in Ghettoville

Rich is that dude… I loved him I hated him then I loved him again!!!! Gangsta sexy and comical.

Great story

I love Aubree's writing and loved this story! I do not care for this narrator...his female voice is terrible!

Worth It

I enjoyed listening to this book. The storyline was very interesting and the characters were written well. The narrator was very good. Clear and distinct voice for each character.

Great short story

It’s about goons but also a loving relationship. The storyline was good too I think it had a potential to go further. The narrative of the women were horrible he needed a woman narrator badly. Well spent money

Eww

I love this author but this book didn’t do it for me. The male narrator missed the mark and his female impersonation was Pooh.

Poor Execution!!!

This book was a hot disjointed mess with no real substance to the plot. The author left us with more questions than answers. She didn't go into a lot of details about Ahmair's background or how he found out Rich was his brother. The answers Ricardo gave him were vague with no real explanation. It was never revealed Daniella was the one pushing the drugs in Paradise. While she didn't necessarily do anything dirty to Zola, she's still untrustworthy. Who would want her sneaky azz as a friend?!!! And, what's going on with Zola and her parents?!!! The last we saw of them, they were running her down like a dog telling her how much of a disappointment she was. What's the status of her relationship with them?!!! Do they know she's pregnant?!!! This is something we should've gotten closure on. Ben Josephs is a new narrator for me. He did a decent enough job but, I wasn't that impressed. I could take him or leave him. Her Goon, His Eden was disappointing. The storyline just did not come together very well. It started out decent enough then, it fizzled into boring with too much left unanswered.

Ehnnn

I expected a lot more from this author after reading her previous work.
This story was not enjoyable at all.
The narrator was clear, however, his female voice was cringing.

Hearing the narrator was odd

I hated that the narrator did the female and male parts and his voice still sounded manly. Not only that he did not give the correct energy to the character he was reading for. You have to get into character but his voice is to deep naturally to read the female parts.