Signed

By: Marni Mann

Narrated by: Abby Craden, C. A. Sorensen

Rule Number 1: Do Not Sleep with Clients

I was the best agent in the industry. More ruthless and cutthroat than any arrogant bastard you'd ever met.

The top actors in Hollywood came to me to get signed.

When I saw James Ryne, America's Sweetheart, standing across the bar, I wanted her body like I'd never wanted anything before.

I broke rule number one.

But, after all, I was a man. No one had ever mistaken me for a saint.

Rule Number 1: Do Not Fall in Love Again

I didn't know his name. I didn't who he was. All I knew was that he was deliciously handsome and he had to be someone to get into the most elite bar in LA.

He was too old for me, too experienced — the kind of man everyone warned me about. It was only supposed to be a one-night stand. I could have walked away. I should have walked away.

And then I was forced to walk away when my scandal hit the tabloids.

I broke rule number one and now I had to make the biggest decision of my life.

Risk my heart or get signed.

©2017 Marni Mann (P)2018 Audible, Inc.

Complications

This was a complicated situation that through a bitter sweet connection, the heroin came out better than before but not without almost hitting rock bottom. Rather interesting story that was well conveyed by the narrators.

3.5

I liked the story and the spice was great but the male narration was NOT GOOD… the voice made the character significantly older than he was and that was on top of a huge age gap with fmc.

Great Story

The story is great, but the male performer’s voice wasn’t a good fit. Probably would have been better for the female read for both.

Oh Boy

So, this review js really hard to wright. The storyline is good, but not the narration. This is a book that could get a perfect score across the board if it were re-recorded with good narrators.

Good story, pretty good female narrator, TERRIBLE male narrator

The story was good. It was interesting and not like anything I’ve heard before. Warning: If the C word bothers you, be prepared.
Marni Mann is a good author. I will continue to seek out books by this author.
The female narrator was pretty good. Not great...but ok.
The male narrator was TERRIBLE. He sounded like Les Nessman (WKRP in CINCINNATI...google it) doing a 1930’s drama.
Please, please, please...casting directors, please cast appropriately aged, believable narrators for these books. The authors work too hard on them to have them ruined by a horrendous narration. And believe me, this narration was utterly horrendous. :(