Pure Lust: The Complete Series Box Set

By: M. S. Parker, Cassie Wild

Narrated by: A.C. Edwards

Gabriella Baine has a way with words. She dreams of one day becoming a staff writer for the biggest TV shows. But dreams don't pay rent and during a job interview at one of the largest modeling agencies in the country, she meets fashion photographer, Flynn McCreary.

Sparks fly and there's an intense, visceral pure lust that culminates in the hottest sex Gabriella's ever experienced.

Soon afterwards, Flynn's gone and once again she realize that her wish for Prince Charming will never come true.

Then she meets the handsome, romantic and mysterious Edward, a man who seems to have it all but is also keeping secrets that could destroy any chance of Gabriella ever finding her happily ever after.

©2015 Belmonte Publishing, LLC (P)2016 Belmonte Publishing, LLC

Great read!

Super loved this! It’s a fun, simple love story and exactly what I needed for my holidays.

Not

Up to their usual standard the sex scenes were tepid and the submissive scenes unimpressive. I wish I hadn't wasted a credit on it. And unlike their others, I never want to reread it

Dry mouth narrator Yuk!

There should be a boycott of narrators that don't hydrate before reading!!! Not trying to take away from the story though. That's pretty good.

You really need to listen to this,!

It took me a while to get used to the man reading the book versus usually the woman reads the book. However, when I realize this was from a man’s point of in. it really got interesting. The book was very well written. Anyway, oppose you in. I’m a sucker for very good happy ending

Happy Ever Ick

It was weird to have a male reader for books told from a females POV. The whole time I was hoping that this is the chapter we get the male POV. As for the story it seemed to get drawn out. I think I was just getting frustrated with the cluelessness of everyone. Gabiella was a mixed bag for me. I liked it when she stood up for herself, but I hated that she was so self righteous. The book was just good enough to keep you listening while thinking when's this going to end.