One Night of Trouble

After Hours, Book 3

By: Elle Kennedy

Narrated by: Joe Arden

No More Mr. Nice Guy...

The moment AJ Walsh sees the sexy, tattooed pixie walk up to his bar, it's lust at first sight. He's always been labeled the "nice" guy - opening doors, buying flowers, and never, ever having one-night stands. But with this wicked little angel with red lips and unfathomably dark eyes? Oh, yeah. Tonight, "nice" has nothing to do with it....

Brett Conlon is trying to convince her family that she's put away her reckless wild girl side for good. Nothing - and no one - could be better for her reputation than golden boy AJ Walsh. So they make a deal: if he plays The Good Boyfriend for her family, he can be a very, very bad boy with her. Now their one naughty night is about to turn into a whole lot of trouble....

©2015 Elle Kennedy (P)2017 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved. This edition is made possible under a license arrangement with Entangled Publishing, Inc.

i loved this series... all 3 books were great.

I love Joe Arden narration. It was great its almost always great. all 3 books can be read as seperately but its does make sense to read them in order. all 3 books were easy and fun listen, no big drama, no big twist and turns, just an good listen. not gonna lie I wouldn't buy it for a credit. i took them just becose they were on audible escape.

Congrats Steve and Liam!

The chapter with AJ hanging out at a gay emgagement party was freaking hilarious! I could not stop laughing!

enjoyed the series

I really enjoyed the series, I enjoyed the narration. These are worth listening to again.

Female leads name frustrated me

I don’t understand why the female leads name would be a mans name. Had to keep reminding myself that was “her” when her name was said. Other than that, good story and as always Joe Arden delivers, LOVED his Boston accent. Very sexy.

I Enjoyed This Story

Liked how AJ and Brett met at his bar and further the immediate pursuit on AJ's part. I was not able to put this book down, despite the fact that's was written in the third person, style of writing I am not fun of. Needeless to say, Elle Kennedy did a good job developing the story as well as the characters. Love the chemistry between AJ and Brett, as well as their sexual banter/tension. In the end, Brett was the best thing that happened to AJ and viceversa. Joe Arden did a terrific job carrying the entire narration, which includes Boston accent and females characters