Junk Mail

Publisher's Summary

It all started with a sexy selfie. 

Texted to the wrong number. 

Oops.

Not my finest moment - but I have nothing to be ashamed of. 

She thought I was no better, and I quote, than the knuckle-dragging douchebags she was never dating again.

It was a stupid dare from a girl I’d met online, but since she’d given me a fake number, I didn’t feel bad that my interests were suddenly focused elsewhere - on the fiery and sharp-tongued Peyton that I found myself sparring with over text for the rest of the evening. 

The following day, my case of mistaken identity came back to bite me in the banana. 

When I strolled into the office, I was introduced to Peyton as the new client I needed to win over. The Peyton, in case you're not tracking. 

And let’s just say she had my full attention. 

Brains? Check.

Beauty? Oh yeah.

And the best part? She hated me on sight. 

Dear God, do I love a challenge. 

Let the games begin. 

Includes a special scene from The Hookup Handbook at the very end read by Jason Clarke!

©2019 Kendall Ryan (P)2019 Kendall Ryan

Quick, Satisfying, and Sexy Fun!

I'm really digging these male POV driven books from Kendall Ryan! It is dual first person POV so we do get the female leads perspective as well, but Junk Mail kicks off with Josh's POV and it set the book up to be funny and current and sexy. Both he and Peyton are very likable characters, as were Peyton's friends and Gram. However, I really had an issue with Josh's friend and business partner Brody and I wish the problem with him had been drawn out a bit more so that it made more sense. I also wish that there had been a bit more included about Josh and Peyton's individual backgrounds - as it is we only really get to know them on a surface level and I would have loved to dive deeper into their characters. Other than that, Junk Mail was just a fun sexy time - I just wanted more! 4 out of 5 wine glasses.

6 of 6 people found this review helpful

Just aight

For such a cute opening, this romcom didn’t wow me. The heroine reminded me of five heroines I’ve read in row who have a hip gramma, everyone around her getting married...yadiya

It didn’t feel like anything. The love scenes and how they happened felt boring and they rarely discussed work but always had time to go on road trips???

It had an interesting start but just an okay finish. The hero I started out liking but how he ghosted her wasn’t cute...

5 of 5 people found this review helpful

Cute, sweet, funny, instant chemistry

I really enjoyed this book. It was a light hearted read with not much drama. The main obstacle that Josh and Peyton faced was their workplace relationship--should she give up her dreams of her career for the chance to be with him? Fortunately, this story does not make this part as complicated and angsty as other workplace romances I have read. While they had definite chemistry, this book isn't overly steamy. I think what made the book though was Gran and her crazy attitude. Why is it always the crazy grannies that take the cake in some stories?

3 of 3 people found this review helpful

It was funny, sexy, and predictable

Spoiler alert!!!
I loved everything but... the obstacle. Towards the end of the book miscommunication was not necessary. Some love stories are not to have an obstacle. I think it was going great. I couldn’t give this a five star as much as I love a lot of Kendall Ryan books. Her books are hot and miss for me. A lot of her books are good and some I close by chapter three. When they went through the miscommunication issue I almost said I give up. I push through and finished the book. The ending was okay. I don’t know why but it was okay. Won’t return it but when read again if I’m bored. Ps. The sex scene was good Joe Arden always delivers. I’m starting to even love Savannah Peachwood. She is awesome.

3 of 3 people found this review helpful

DISAPPOINTED.

The main characters are supposed to be smart adults, but they behave worse than children.

I did enjoy the beginning of the book, but it went downhill fast.

If I had a friend like the male main character does, I would.... heck, I wouldn't have a person who behaved like that towards me be my friend, period.

And then the hero makes a decision that impacts his relationship with they heroine without giving her a heads-up, and ghosts her when she has no clue what's going on, and he thinks this is OK, REALLY??? After this, I just finished it because I couldn't not do it, but it was ruined for me.

Even Joe Arden's wonderful narration didn't make me like the book more.

There are many positive feedback, so don't let my opinion stop you from listening to this book, as you might be with the majority who liked it, but it was just not for me.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

great listen

both the narrators did amazing! the story was funny and heartwarming! ends in a HEA

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

I expected more banter

I felt the Blurb a bit misleading, still I enjoyed it.

there was no true conflict just funny situations with a load of misunderstandings but with a grandmother like the one our heroine has just had me grining at it's conclusion.

these Narrators are my go too safe to say if they are performing I'll listne.

story was boring and unbelievable

Josh fell in love way to fast with a Payton. They hardly dated slept together once and Josh who's a player fall head over heels for Payton not believable. then Josh ghost Payton after the sleep over. what's up with Brody why does he care if Josh is crushing on Payton even if she's a client .

A fun-filled, lighthearted listen!

Truth be told, I've never received an unsolicited dick pic (thank goodness!), and I honestly would most probably immediately delete the darn thing anyway. In Junk Mail, however, Peyton isn't just taken aback by the one she receives but is rather...ummm...mesmerized by it. And thus begins the love story of Peyton and Josh. While the blurb makes it seem as if their story is an enemies-to-lovers romance, but trust me, it isn't. The dick pic doesn't spark any sort of hate on Peyton's part, and she certainly didn't hate Josh the first time they meet. What these two have, however, is a strong connection that they can't quite ignore, but if it threatens the business deal that they've got in the works, will they sacrifice the personal relationship that they're building or the professional one that could benefit both their businesses? Well, you're going to have to listen to the audiobook to see how that all turns out. Suffice it to say that Kendall Ryan has another winner on her hands with this lighthearted story and with Joe Arden and Savannah Peachwood narrating, things only got better. I'm giving Junk Mail 4.5 stars for the story and five stars for the narration. ♥

The narration makes this one a great listen!

Definitely a light and fun story. Loved all the flirty, witty banter filled with sexual innuendos between Josh and Peyton. Chemistry was sizzling and I absolutely enjoyed the narration. Joe Arden and Savannah Peachwood make this a great listen.

Romantic comedy at its best

Lots of innuendos in this cute and funny romance. I mean, the way they met, via picture message was just hilarious, got to say, I’ve never been lucky enough to receive one of those sort of pictures. Josh is the quintessential player, using online dating sites to hookup. Payton is a good girl, who is building her own business whilst living with her gram, her gram who has more of a social life than she does. Her gram was in fact one of my favourite characters, and she had me laughing out loud on more than one occasion. Once Josh and Peyton meet and realise that they are in fact phone buddies, the romancing starts, and it’s wonderful. Of course it doesn’t take long before things get misinterpreted, and once that happens all I wanted was for Josh and Peyton to stop being so weak willed and grow a pair. Funny story, great writing, and as usual Joe Arden narrates perfectly, this time with Savannah Peachwood, I could listen to their voices all day.