Pride: A Bad Boy and Amish Girl Romance

The Brody Bunch, Book 1

By: Sienna Valentine

Narrated by: Eric London, Savannah Peachwood

Just an innocent bet. Okay, well, maybe a bet to rob the three most virtuous girls in town of their purity isn't exactly innocent, but there's no way we could have known how it would all turn out. How much trouble it would bring.

But what the hell were an Amish girl and her sisters doing in the middle of Bright Falls, anyway? I mean, it seemed almost too easy. She was a sheep and I was the wolf, and it was time for me to feast.

I'm one of the Brody Bunch, after all. Middle brother of three, with a reputation for being a badass that came from more than just the fact that my father ran the biggest MC around before landing himself in prison. Sarah is the complete opposite not only of me but of everything I've ever known. She was supposed to just be a conquest - an easy one, even, given how innocent she was.

How the hell was I to know that getting involved with her would change my whole goddamn world?

©2016 Sienna Valentine (P)2016 Tantor

Critic reviews

"I can tell you from reading [ Pride] that I am interested in reading the others.... I liked this book a lot." ( The Dirty Girls Book Club)

It's a whole, big, world to discover~

Three brothers and three sisters and all romance Between Two Worlds. The English world and the Amish. this was not just a romance it was also a learning story and a curve to how far someone would go to bring them back home. I really did enjoy the story and all of the characters. Now we just have to look into what book is next because obviously the story is not finished.

Highly entertaining

I enjoyed this audiobook very much. I especially enjoy audiobooks with more than one narrator and this one does a good job by both narrators in bringing the story and characters to life.

Pretty good - a bit melodramatic for me

3/5 stars: pretty good. I liked the book overall, but the characters weren’t really well-rounded and seemed somewhat wooden. Plenty of melodrama.

Too Hallmark channel for me

This book felt like a Hallmark movie trying to be bad by adding some cuss words. I don't mind the language but it was a very PG rated book about bad boys that aren't really PG material. It just fell flat and was unrealistic.

Had so much potential.

Setting aside years of beliefs shouldn't happen this fast. This book did not have time to build even though it is over 6 hours. Concept was nice but how fast the relationship progressed was just crazy for being raised Amish, would have liked more depth to the book. Yes, I know if is Fiction but can it be a little more believable.