Jaked

De: Sabrina Stark

Narrado por: Erin Mallon

Jake Bishop can take a punch, but can he take a girl like Luna? From USA Today best-selling author Sabrina Stark

For way too long, Jake Bishop has been Luna Moon's ultimate fantasy - a bad-boy brawler with a wicked reputation. Lucky for Luna, she's finally wised up to the truth. Jake's too wild, too reckless, and too far out of her league, especially now that he's rich, famous, and too hot for any one girl to hold. A digital celebrity and troublemaker incarnate, Jake goes through girls the way some guys go through bottles of booze. Luna, a college grad whose fortunes are flaming out fast, has two jobs, one psychotic ex-boyfriend, and zero interest in repeating past mistakes. From now on she's determined to play it safe. No more bad boys. No more drama. And no more crushing on the likes of Jake Bishop. There's only one problem: Jake. One morning he shows at Luna's place, uninvited, to turn her life upside down. But why? To help her? To hinder her? Or to settle a score long overdue? No matter the reason, Jake Bishop is in for a big surprise because this brat from his past is all grown up and capable of bringing the baddest of bad boys to his knees.

A full-length novel, this new adult contemporary romance is the first in the two-book Jaked series. It features mature content, sexual situations, and adult language. It's not advised for underage readers.

©2014 Sabrina Stark (P)2015 Sabrina Stark

Fairy Tale romance .....

This is another what I classify as "mindless" romance to get you through the weekend. I find that story line to be a tad unrealistic but I love the romance and the "tarnished knight" that oozes sex appeal to be enticing at times. I prefer story lines that end in the first book unless it spring boards other characters into books. This is not such an animal. This leaves you hanging. I would wait for a sale .... not quite credit worthy and not worth full price certainly.

What a waste of money

Would you recommend this book to a friend? Why or why not?

Not if I want people to like me! No

Would you ever listen to anything by Sabrina Stark again?

Only if she promises to stop using the phrase "he said" "she said". Call me slow but when two people are talking you can generally get away with this direction once or twice however its used throughout the story like punctuation. Grrrr

How did the narrator detract from the book?

don't know don't care

Could you see Jaked being made into a movie or a TV series? Who should the stars be?

Well I didn't finish the book so I wouldn't expect the series to get past the pilot episode

Any additional comments?

Please go back to book keeping>

Jaked

Rating this along with book 2 as they should have been one book.

There were things i liked and things I didn't. One of my biggest dislikes were how the chapters were broken up mid conversation. When listening to an audio book it is really weird and actually annoying.

I got tired of hearing "do you want the truth?" Nothing wrong with that phrase but it was used a lot. To the point where I not only noticed the frequency but I could predict when it was going to be used.

I disliked how dense and naive Luna was. I had to keep reminding myself how young these characters were and then scold myself for even starting a book with such young characters. There was some immaturity found all through the characters but my fault for not bailing as soon as I discovered the ages.

Now as for Jake. I made a mistake reading this book after the King series because it really showed the difference between the two characters.

This book was good for what it was.

Another plus for this author!!

Love the narrator. Can't wait to read the next in the series. Love it!! Love this writer's style. Love how she describes the love scenes without getting trashy. Love the characters. Jake, oh my gosh!!

A whole LOT of the word “said”

This was a great story and somewhat funny if you can get pass the overuse of the phrases “he said....she said...I said....they said...we said...oh come on” so on and so forth. Other than that, it was a pleasant read and Erin Mallon is perfect for the voices.