His Coveted Obsession

The District, Book 4

De: Courtney W. Dixon

Narrado por: Harley Chase

When obsession and possessiveness collide…

Thomas Lauder

Easton is my hero, and I’m obsessed. He comes into my life like a knight in shining armor, saving me from a horrible customer at the coffee shop. Then, out of the blue, he asks me out on a date. How could I say no to the mysterious, handsome man? My life revolves around surviving my lying, gambling-addicted father and taking care of my younger sister while trying to earn my degree. Easton gives me the stability and honesty I didn’t know I needed. He’s straightforward and knows exactly what he wants. I do, too. I want Easton in my life forever.

Easton Virgil

I have a new family, but my life is still incomplete. Now that I’m nineteen, I have strong needs, and the loneliness is consuming. Thomas isn’t typical, but he’s attractive, and I enjoy his worship of me. He’s obsessed, and I feed off it. It makes me hungry for him. He’s perfect for me, and I’ll do whatever it takes to keep him. He belongs to me and no one else. But when his useless father is the reason Thomas is ripped from me, I nearly burn the world to the ground to find him. No one better have harmed him, or they will pay.

Listening in order will add more pleasure to the listening experience and understanding the characters better, but they can technically be listened to as standalones.

©2025 Courtney W. Dixon (P)2025 Courtney W. Dixon

Feeling Connected!

As a crazy romantic I think I really needed this story. I was honestly captivated by Thomas and Easton's relationship since it was actually not the perfect and typical love story at all. I just had to keep listening and learning about Easton right along with Thomas. Easton does not need to connect to others and cannot really feel true love. He does how ever feel compelled to connect with Thomas, to be needed by Thomas. I was fascinated with Easton as he felt so real in his uniqueness and Thomas was open and accepting. Harley Chase's narration really nailed how Easton's emotions worked.