Free Me

By: Laurelin Paige

Narrated by: Tanya Eby

Her story began long before she started working at The Sky Launch... Screw fairytales. The only reward Gwen Anders got from her rough childhood was a thick skin and hard heart. She's content with her daily grind managing a top NYC nightclub - Eighty-Eighth Floor. So hers isn't a happily ever after. She doesn't believe in those anyway. Then she meets JC.

The rich, smooth talking playboy is the sexiest thing that Gwen has ever encountered, but she's not interested in a night-in-shining latex. But when a family tragedy pushes her to the brink, it's JC who's there to teach her a new method of survival, one based on following primal urges and desires. His no-strings-attached lessons require her to abandon her constant need for control. Her carefully built walls are obliterated. Gwen discovers there's a beautiful world outside her prison. Freedom is exhilarating - and terrifying. When she starts to feel something for JC, she fears for her heart. Especially as she realizes that he has secrets of his own. Secrets that don't want to set him free.

©2014 Laurelin Paige (P)2014 Audible Inc.

JC and Gwen❤️

oh this story.. what can I say about it ?? good doesn't seem justified enough for it.. I don't like giving away the story in my reviews so let's just say , I recommend it to anyone that likes a good no strings attached kind of Romance with a interesting plot as well 😁❤️

I'm free at last

The narrators voice was terrible. The story was decent. The twist was stupid with JC. it seemed like an afterthought.

What a great book to listen to.

This was a well written book that made you feel like you were Gwen. The static between the characters was amazingly written and so powerful it made you have "feels". Bravo author.

Interesting beginning.

I really enjoyed book one in the Found duet. But I did find this audiobook lacking a bit. The narrator is very whiny to the point of irritating. But it's not entirely her to blame as the author , whom I really admire, gave the character too much indecision which most likely led to her whiny voice. Laurelin, this book could use an edit to reduce how the character rambles on and on incessantly. Overall it's a great story.

Free Me

I loved this audiobook but it is one in a series. I hate it when you have to buy the next book to learn what really happens in the end!