Lovin Blue

By: Zuri Day

Narrated by: Jennifer Kidwell

Length: 9 hrs and 14 mins

Publisher's summary

In her sexiest novel yet, acclaimed romance writer Zuri Day reveals how losing a double-dare can be oh-so satisfying. Eden Anderson is more than a little annoyed at her bad luck when she gets stuck with Jansen McKnight as a temporary roommate. Not only did he torment her as a child, but he’s also a meat-loving, gun-toting cop. So when Jansen bets he can seduce Eden, she can’t wait to show him up. But things aren’t quite black and white—and only time will tell who will come out on top.

©2011 Zuri Day (P)2011 Recorded Books, LLC

Just Can't...

I tried but I just can't finish this book. This narrator sounds congested and the dialogue in the first few chapters is so childish and stupid that I just can't give it any more of my time. Maybe a different narrator would have given it a different flow and could have saved it, but this one made it a definite no for me.

Double standards

Normally I enjoy Day’s novels even though the heroine tends to get away with doing things that the hero gets in trouble for(like spending time with another man) this has been the worst case of double standards I’ve read from Day. Eden was so closed minded that she acted like only her view was the only valid one to the point of not even listening to the man she claimed she loved. Jansen was very patient with her and deserved a lot better... but love can be blind I guess.

Falling for Lovin' blue

This story grabbed the readers attention and held it throughout the book. I fell for "Blue" instantly and enjoyed this book. Great read on all levels!

Nice story but…

Nice story, but at times Eden was a bit immature for her age and the narrator was dry and seemed tired!!

Nice Story

This was a good story....Eden really had a lot going on and she was a bit difficult and to me she gave Jansen a hard time about what he did for a living. She was extremely opinionated about things that he had to deal with in his everyday life without allowing him to give her his side of things...Unfortunately, something bad had to happen before Eden forgave Jansen or even understood things that happen in his past. The narrator was mediocre.

Nice book

Lovely story the narrator was a lil dry. During the sex scenes she was breathing a lil too hard thru her narration though..,lmao. Loved the book overall

Hmmmmmm! Not the best, but not the worst either.

I like the story line and the fact that it was different from the same old man/woman have issues. Meets somebody that pursues them (most of the time rich), falls in love and then has an issue and in the end gets back together. This has elements, but some twists and for that I was grateful.

The love scenes were plentiful and hot!!!

But Eden got on my nerves. I’m starting to hate the constant miscommunication storyline and the inability to listen to the love of your life side while they keep chasing you to win you back. She was head over heels, a fool in love, couldn’t live without him, but not enough to hear his side of the story. SMH

I hope newer books gets rid of this foolish characteristic that seems to plague our romance novels. Drama, yes. Several chapters of avoidance/sadness about your soulmate, until something or someone forces you to listen is overused and annoying. I need some recommendations cause COVID has me up to date on almost all authors and i’m about to cancel audible and go back to watching TV.

Can I get a new storyline?

breathe of fresh air from typical romance stories

It was very easy to read, and I'm really glad for the story line how it differed from other books that I have read.

Great book

Loved it from start to finish
Narrator did awesome job.
Really enjoyed the characters very relatable.

Earbuds

I love the book itself. The storyline is amazing! But when wearing earbuds the performer swallowing can be really distracting.