Show Me

A Small Town Sports Romance

De: Adriana Locke

Narrado por: Shiloh James, Connor Brown

He’s showing me a lot more than he should.

The one time I choose to be unpredictable, I find myself practically naked in a dark cabin on a ranch, face-to-face with a smirking man barely wearing a towel.

Despite his chiseled body and a wicked smile that makes following the rules feel optional, nothing happens. Why? Because I, Audrey Van, don’t know how to have fun.

I came to my friend’s cabin with my whimsy list in hand, determined to fix that. I’ve earned my doctorate and built a career with zero parking tickets and even fewer hangovers. I’ve been so good … and so boring.

This isn’t who I want to be anymore.

Brooks Dempsey is the last person who should be helping me find myself. The ridiculously hot mixed martial artist—and my brother’s nemesis—is a walking bad decision gift wrapped in broad shoulders and trouble. But who better to teach me how to flirt, defend myself, and explore other things than the man who does it best?

Soon, I want more. Not just from life, but from him.

But this recklessly electrifying thing between us was never meant to last. The bad boy never settles with the good girl, and a girl like me should know better. So, when life throws us into the ring, gloves on, will we fight together? Or will one of us throw in the towel?

©2026 Adriana Locke (P)2026 Adriana Locke

Audrey & Brooks

OH. MY. STARS. I adored this story, simply adored it. Audrey & Brooks are officially my FAVORITE!! Their pull was so magnetic. There is no denying the physical connection between them but seeing the emotional connection and the way they opened their hearts to each other is what makes this couple so special. Show Me is the perfect blend of intoxicating chemistry, swoon, sass, witty banter, laughs, feels, and so. much. steam. All of it effortlessly woven together to make for one addictive read that I never wanted to end. Chef's Kiss!

Shiloh James & Connor Brown do an amazing job portraying the characters, bringing them to life and humanizing them with their emotions, attitude and personality. They do more than giving their characters their voices, they fall into the roles and become the character. Seriously y'all need this book in your lives.