Lilac

By: B.B. Reid

Narrated by: Jason Clarke, Teddy Hamilton, J.F. Harding, Jillian Macie

Length: 18 hrs and 15 mins

Publisher's summary

I, Braxton Fawn, am the luckiest girl alive.

Or so the world keeps telling me. Every so often, gods walk the earth. This time they came as musicians. When Bound loses its lead guitarist, yours truly is chosen to fill his shoes. From dive bars to the big stage, my instant claim to fame is nothing short of a fairytale. The only problem? My new bandmates.

Jaded, gorgeous, and ridiculously talented—they're determined to turn my dream into a nightmare. It's no secret I wasn't their first choice. I wasn't even their last. The label wants a new image, Bound wants me gone, but I've got my own agenda. To succeed I have to survive a world tour, public scrutiny, and idols turned enemies. But the biggest threat of all isn't a meticulous frontman, a narcissistic bassist, and a drummer with too many secrets.

It's me.

Somehow, I must resist the temptation of Houston Morrow, Loren James, and Jericho Noble. It seemed easy enough when I boarded their tour bus, but it only took one city for the lines we'd drawn to blur.

Only ninety-nine more to go.

Contains mature themes.

©2020 B.B. Reid (P)2022 Tantor

MMF 🔥 SCENES

Okay, this is a new fave. Story is good but the mm scenes are guaranteed to make a nun blush. SO good.
Female voice was okay, had a handful of mispronunciations which really annoys me but it didn’t ruin the story!

Beautiful RH

Loved this story so much. A beautiful reverse harem that hit all my required notes.

Am I…blushing? Uh, yeah.

Ok first of all, Teddy Hamilton could read me the phone book and I would be drooling. This book has 4 POVs, all narrated by a different voice actor. Every single one of them was on point. The story was excellent. I definitely give this one 5 stars all around.

Female narrator biggest reason for low stars

Very nasally voice. When she voiced the male parts it was even worse. Sounded like boys before puberty. Feel bad giving only 2 stars for performance because the male narrators were good, especially Jason Clarke.

Adults can communicate better

Somewhat entertaining story but characters very angsty, immature and poor communicators. Not sure what the hype is all about.

Entertaining and Spicy

This book was extremely entertaining and fun to listen to. It was my first audio book ever. The three narrators do a great job depicting the emotions of the characters and keep you drawn to the story the whole time. Why choose is new to me as well but I was gripped with the story the whole time and fell in love with the characters as they continued their stories and unveiled more of themselves.

Lilac Rocked

I loved the story. The characters were angry, sexy and tempermental. The narration was very well done a day they did an awesome job of being the book to life.

great story line

really enjoyed this book and the journey each character went through to find out what truly matters in life even through the ups and downs . I definitely recommend reading Great spice a little sord crossing and beautiful relatable story

STORY WAS INTERESTING

This book was good. I was alittle irrated with the female narrator. She was ok, not terrible but for this role not the best. I feel like I could hear her reading from a script. Stop, pause, next paragraph. The male narrators were great as usual. They definitely saved the book. Besides that.... this book had alot of the sexy stuff. (M/M too, which is a good add in) And was also alot of why don't they like me thoughts. And the eding was good! All and all pretty good listen!!

Loved the story

I loved the story and all their points of view. The spicy scenes were awesome! But the female narrator was not the best choice and her pronunciation of a few words were MADDENING. The worst being the name of the book. I almost stopped listening right at the first lilac. It’s not Li-LOCK. It’s li-LACK. The men’s voices were great. There were definitely spot where I wish it was just said out loud or just not in there at all cause it added too much unnecessary fluff. Over all I would buy a hard copy of this book to read again.