Never Kiss a Stranger

Never Series, Book 1

By: Winter Renshaw

Narrated by: Katie McAble, Thomas Fawley

Length: 5 hrs and 43 mins

Publisher's summary

It was an innocent mistake...All workaholic real estate broker Addison Andrews wanted was one night of pleasure, and picking the right guy was no different than shopping from a catalog, thanks to the dating app on her phone. His name was Wilder, and his profile was blank - just a sexy picture of a man who promised every wicked intention of a one-night stand.

The agreement was simple. One night. No last names. But the second their bodies melded together in the sheets of their posh Manhattan hotel room, there was no denying they fit together like two pieces of a broken puzzle. There's just one problem...Addison unknowingly swiped right on the one man she wasn't supposed to be with - her new stepbrother. All it takes is one bite of forbidden fruit to become addicted, but being with him has major consequences for their entire family. And if anyone found out about them, the career she worked so hard to build would crumble to the ground.

But Wilder Van Cleef doesn't care about the possibility of a scandal. He wants her, and he's willing to do whatever it takes.

Please note: This is a standalone, full-length romance novel with no cliffhanger.

©2015 Winter Renshaw (P)2016 Audible, Inc.

Nice story but male voice unconvincing in this role

It was overall a nice story, I enjoyed those chapters read by Katie McAble’s. I could not connect to Thomas Fawley’s voice in this role. I’m sure he would be fine at voicing other genres but for me his voice is much too feminine to convincingly pull off the male romantic lead.

Fun story of multiple meetings

The voices sounded out and felt like they were speaking to toddlers. The story was fun story of multiple meetings but happy ending

I Don’t Understand, kind of a Stretch

Cute story until the big “problem” is revealed and the reaction of the sisters is ridiculous! Absolutely Uttererly RIDICULOUS!!! The only person with some sense is Wilder. LOL. And the narrators even grew on me.

Loved go pieces!

I totally loved the hero and heroine in this one! The hero was a sexy, filthy dirty talker and I loved it. Now I need to read the rest of the books! The makle narrator did an excellent job on this one.

Never Kiss A Stranger

Winter Renshaw did a fantastic job with this story. I was so hooked. Wilder and Addison were the perfect couple and the narrators also did a awesome life bringing there characters to life. I will be looking for more books/audio books from this author

Ludicrous dilemma!

Good book except for the horror of a problem that is so NOT a problem! I can think of a lot of options that could have accomplished the same thing without being stupid!

😍 It!

Found another amazing author! Short yet great story. Looking forward to reading some of her other books. Never Kiss a stranger will not disappoint.

Decent Story Some Poor Narration

The story was okay, though based on a false premise. Unless you are a Very strict Catholic there is no prohibition (legal or social) against step-siblings who share no DNA marrying. It might be disconcerting if they have grown up together since childhood, but in this current age of musical chair families, no one would turn a hair at two unrelated adults.
SPOILER ALERT.
Regarding the narration, I thought Thomas Fawley did pretty well, but I’m sorry to say that Katie McAble was not able to pull off a convincing Wilder. It was as though every word was followed by an exclamation mark, and the sound distinction between male and female was sometimes blurred together entirely.

Good book

Could have done without all the unnecessary attitude from Addison. Really made her come across as more of a Biatch than a strong career driven female. Then the over exaggerating angst of the “step” situation was a bit much. Performance was good and the male lead was amazing:)

Strangers romance. 1POV. HEA. Standalone.

This is is “hot damn” romance with strangers and coincidence meetings. It’s a somewhat easy listen with a touch of angst. The narration is good. The HEA is short. This is a standalone novel but it preps you for Addison’s sisters story.