Jagged Edge

De: Jo Raven

Narrado por: Teddy Hamilton, Iggy Toma

I don’t want Jason Vega. Not at all. It’s the worst idea ever. Ah, hell...

Jason is handsome. Smart. Dangerous. Hot. He’s goddamn gorgeous - but he’s also sleeping on the street, hanging out with the local biker gang, and selling his body for a living.

Our lives, our paths, couldn’t be further apart. I’m crawling toward the light while he’s falling into the dark.

But it doesn’t matter how different we are or what logic dictates.

I really shouldn’t want Jason Vega - but I just can’t stop.

He’s under my skin and sinking deeper....

Trigger warning: violence and sexual abuse. This is a M/M (gay) romance that tells the story of Jason and Raine, who appeared in the Damage Control series. It is super hot and angsty and violent but with a guaranteed happily-ever-after.

©2017 Jo Raven; 2018 Podium Publishing (P)2018 Podium Publishing

Emotionally charged

Great story, leaves you feeling every emotion available. Makes you hope that everyone has someone to love them unconditionally.

Loved it

Loved it. Great story left me wanting more. Also one of the best, favorite narators

Dessert for my ears...

I loved this book as the writing was interesting and not a canned repeat like romance novels can tend to be. I actually bought this because I absolutely adore Iggy Toma's voice and I'm a total sucker for it. I previously listened to Teddy Hamilton in another series and enjoyed his voice as well. But together? I enjoyed it so much that it kept me awake. I just wanted to hear their voices and discover how they chose to portray the characters. Absolutely worth the time to listen to and I'll certainly listen to it again soon. ♥️

Real Life

I absolutely love any book Teddy voices in, but both VA's worked so well on their parts. I think the casting was perfect and each VA has such expressive voices with how they read. It's not someone telling a story, it's the character actively showing it through sound. The spicy parts alsoooo were perfect. 🥰

Something I want to highlight is the slice of Life this book gave. Sure these kind of books often have a story told with things that may not really happen in real life. Everything is not fairytale ending. This book worked well with this idea. It gave slice of life but also gave a feeling that life isn't always a shit storm, and that it can get better over time. As long as you have people around you that care about you or accept help where it's given, you could be okay. It's always okay to ask someone for help if you need it, you don't have to go through things alone. 🤍

Hot damn!!

That was as good as I expected it to be based on the other books in the series. Time to start them again from the beginning!!