Rookie Mistake

Offensive Line Series, Book 1

By: Tracey Ward

Narrated by: Richard Livingstone

Trey Domato is the next big thing in football. A quarterback with a cool head, smoldering eyes, and a cannon for an arm, he's collected awards, trophies, and hearts across the country. He's on every girl's mind, every coach's dream sheet, and every agent's wishlist.

Including Sloane Ashford's.

Sloane grew up at her father's side in the Ashford Agency. He built the company from the ground up, representing some of the biggest names in sports, and now Sloane is determined to find her place among its top agents. She's got the knowledge, she's got the drive, and if she can land Trey, she knows she's got her 'in'.

But it's hard to keep your eyes on the prize when the sweetest, sexiest smile you've ever seen is constantly on your mind. When the hottest hands in the nation are in your hair. When you're whispering the name thousands of fans are screaming at the top of their lungs.

Sleeping with a client is a mistake, but falling in love with him? That's some rookie shit right there.

©2016 Tracey Ward (P)2018 Tracey Ward

narration is laughable at times

The narrator sounds so much like a computer is reading the story. I eventually got use to it but during the intimate scenes it's just laughable. Story was well written, got bored at times though.

I love Trey and Sloane!!

Awesome heroine and hero! This has a fantastic balance of humor, plot, and steamy romance!

Great Story Line

Great story but narration sucks... can’t tell which character he is reading as his voice is monotone and each one sounds abt the same with no emotion

Narration sounds like a computer

Story not half bad but hard to keep listening once I figured out the narration just sounded strange at all settings.

Great book

Very good book worth listening to the book I'll definitely go back and listen again

Narrator - nails in a chalk board

The narrator killed it for me. . Couldn’t get past the first 3 minutes. . . He sounds like an automated machine. . Ugh. . Too bad because I’ve read good things about the series, may just have to actually read this one.