Room Mates

The Series

De: Kendall Ryan

Narrado por: Ava Erickson, Sebastian York, Jeremy York

Life is smooth sailing until these new roomies find themselves stuck between a rock and a very hard place. Because lusting after the one person you shouldn't ever mess around with - your new roommate - is like cardinal rule number one. Get ready for four complete friends-to-lovers rom-com standalones.

The Room Mate - Her best friend's younger brother moves in, and despite being off-limits, he is oh so tempting.

The Play Mate - Her older brother's best friend becomes the financial backer to her lingerie company; then, these two office mates decide to become play mates. What's the worst that could happen?

The House Mate - He's the hot, single dad, and she's the new live-in nanny. This is swoon-worthy perfection if you like single dad romance!

The Soul Mate - The smoking-hot one-night stand she was never supposed to see again? She's pregnant, and he’s her hot doctor.

©2017 Kendall Ryan (P)2017 Kendall Ryan

Needs more.

Need more to the ending. Just stop the story. Want more happiness to the couples..☺️

Absolute must read

Omg I absolutely loved it! It took 2 days to listen to this and that was only cause I started on Christmas Eve! Seriously worth it!

Bad male narrator

Jeremy York sounds like a guy in accounting who wears pleaded khakis and still lives with his mom…so hearing him narrate sexy scenes just feels super cringy. His voice is so distracting that I just ended up skipping his chapters. I love the girl narrator though! I wish the chapters were split up by books. I can’t even skip to book 2 because I don’t know where book 1 ends and book 2 begins. Overall it’s an entertaining listen.

So exciting, Kendal Ryan’s books should become movies, I’d be the first to watch

I just like when powerful men fall head over heels and to anything to get the women they love, a romantic I guess, and the spice details are just so exciting

Good but very predictable

I liked all of them but I thought they would all connect. Overall the books are good.