Never Date Your Best Friend

Never Date Series, Book 4

By: Jules Barnard

Narrated by: Zachary Webber, Emily Bauer

Length: 3 hrs and 19 mins

Publisher's summary

I'm stuck in the friend zone with the hottest guy I've ever known. Oh, and he's my best friend.

Zach pushes me away the moment sparks fly, and sparks have been flying since the day we met. For some aggravating reason, he's intentionally keeping me at a distance.

The way I see it, I have two options. I can leave town and make a fresh start, or I can show Zach how right we are for each other. The problem is, one of those options has the potential to ruin the best friendship I've ever had.

But I'm considering risking it all for love.

Excerpt:

"Nessa." His voice is a strangled growl.

"This shouldn't be a big deal. You said you're not attracted to me," I remind him.

"I didn't say that."

"You said there's nothing to worry about, and that I should make myself comfortable."

"I didn't think you were gonna skinny-dip."

A RITA-nominated friends-to-lovers romance. Grab Never Date Your Best Friend now! Never Date Your Best Friend can be enjoyed as a stand-alone novella, and it is also a part of a series.

Previously titled Hookup Master.

©2015 Jules Barnard (P)2016 Audible, Inc.

Short but sweet

I loved it! It's the shortest of the series so far but still feels complete.

surprising

This handled a subject rarely touched upon, that of women who prey on young men. I wish that she had been brought to justice by the end of this, not just threatened. I wish he had confided more of his story. I wish his father hadn't been so nonchalant about the possibility of his son having a relationship with that woman. Also, I didn't like how much the female narrator had to be his voice.

If you are looking for erotica with the emotional maturity of a 16 yo, this is the listen for you

I didn’t enjoy this book, it felt like it started half way through a better developed story, perhaps I missed a prequel somewhere? The characters are emotionally immature and their relationship is over simplified.

This Never Date series has been fun.

I’ve enjoyed the Never Date series. I did not personally enjoy the female narrator or her part as the male. The male she portrayed sounded like a grade schooler to me. The stories have been so fun and interconnected craftily that this is a very small complaint. Thank you so much for all the entertainment. I recommend this series. Enjoy!

cute one

This is a cute story that fits in with the rest of the Never Date series.

Unsure

I have a lot of mix feelings. The storyline is good it's just missing things. There are things that are unanswered. The ending was very sudden, thing happened to fast. The rising action came down to fast. I was left unsatisfied.

Never date series

I like this series for the most part. I enjoy the characters, their backstories and the relationships.
I struggle with the increase in fowl language. In my opinion it is not needed. Maybe I'm old school, but I could do without the sex as well.

Doesn't Live Up to Expectations

This book seemed much shorter which shouldn't matter. That being said... I was totally disappointed. After reading the first few books, I kept waiting on the action to start... but it never did. The story just fizzled to an end. Left me feeling like the book was unfinished.

Short, but entertaining! It would have been nice to understand more about Zac’s mother, and the roll that her(so called) friend

Played in her death and her sexual abuseI am excited to listen to the last bookuse of Zac. For a short story it was well done

loved it

I really enjoyed reading this book. I look forward to reading more books by this author in the near future.