Sealed with a Kiss

Boys of the Bayou Gone Wild, Book 4

De: Erin Nicholas

Narrado por: Jason Clarke, Zara Eden

What’s a girl to do when her celebrity crush needs her to be his fake girlfriend?

Keep her damned feelings to herself, of course.

Child TV star turned adult wallflower Naomi LeClaire has vowed never to return to the spotlight.

But when she’s stuck in a storm with Donovan Foster, the hot, charming, wildlife-rescuing internet sensation, and she finally gives in and kisses him...and a few articles of clothing end up on the floor...suddenly her simple, quiet life is tossed upside down.

Especially after the paparazzi catches a heat-of-the-moment kiss. Now everyone assumes she's his girlfriend and, when she realizes that’s the best way to keep Donovan out of trouble, Naomi agrees to play along. Even though it puts her center stage with her private life in very public view. Again.

They’re a whirlwind of opposites-attract chemistry the fans love, but they'll surely blow over faster than a Gulf Coast hurricane. As long as they can keep straight what's real and what's just a once-in-a-lifetime fantasy.

©2021 Erin Nicholas (P)2022 Erin Nicholas

Fan of the author, but not this narration.

I’m a fan of Erin Nicholas, however I had a hard time listening to the narration of this one. It was read in an excessively dramatic and slow fashion, especially compared to most of the others from this author.

Fun Sweet Romance

I fall more in love with the characters and this town of Autre with each book of the series and loved Naomi and Donovan’s story. Naomi is a childhood star and has enjoyed her time living out of the spotlight and enter Donovan world traveler and reality TV star who loves to do crazy things.

They both have an attraction to each other but try to fight it knowing Donovan won’t be in town for long but neither of them can. These two were the perfect balance for each other and loved watching them fall in love. I loved all of their animal rescues and how this town and their residents always come together to help others and to talk some sense into each other.

Zara Eden is a new to me narrator and I loved every bit of her performance as Naomi. Jason Clarke was great bringing Donovan to life. Zara and Jason were the perfect duo for Naomi and Donovan. Another fun trip to the bayou from Erin.

Naomi and Donovan - swoony funny steamy and fantabulous

What I love most about Erin Nicholas’ books is the stories always, always grab me from the first page and keep me enthralled until the last page. The characters and the stories are fun but also meaningful. This story is the perfect mix of sweet, steamy, hilarious, and swoony with just a small amount of angst. And Jason Clarke and Zara Eden brings the characters to life with their narration. Naomi and Donovan have been secondary characters since the beginning of the series but in this book they get the spotlight. Naomi starred on a tv sitcom as a child but has intentionally lived a quiet private life since then. Donovan is a wildlife rehabilitation expert and lives a larger than life watch the film on the internet kind of existence. While Naomi lives in Autre, this tiny Louisiana town, surrounded by friends and family, Donovan is only staying temporarily while visiting his brother, Griffin. Naomi and Griffin’s chemistry has always been off the charts but their friendship and comfort with each other has slowly solidified in the seven months Donovan has been in Autre. Their feelings and the physical attraction come to a head in the midst of a hurricane but that’s the easy part - figuring out how to mesh two very different lifestyles is a little bit harder. This beautifully crafted love story has plenty of hilarity, steamy scenes, sweet moments, family togetherness, drama, swoons, crazy bayou antics, animal rescues, and small town nosy goodness. Expect to love Naomi and Donovan and feel all the feels with them.

Weak link

It wasn’t the best of the series. It was weird that sometimes Donovan’s part was read by a woman & other times a man.

Great story

loved the story and male performance. female performance was poor. She just read the story and increased her tone at the end of the sentence. gave characters accents one moment and next moment not accent. wish Jason did the entire story.

Worst of series

I have really enjoyed this series, but this book was difficult to get through. The characters are inconsistent, the story drags, sections of the story seem completely out of place, and the female narrator is awkward. Some of the scenes with the animal rescues are interesting, and Jason Clark is amazing as always, but if you can stand to skip a book in a series, I would skip this one.