Sweet Temptation

De: Wendy Higgins

Narrado por: Christian Coulson

This swoonworthy, romantic companion novel to Wendy Higgins's New York Times bestselling Sweet Evil series is told from irresistible bad-boy Kaidan's point of view. Readers will love getting inside Kaidan's head, especially fans of the Divergent series by Veronica Roth, the Selection series by Kiera Cass, and Walking Disaster by Jamie McGuire.

When bad-boy drummer Kaidan Rowe encounters good girl Anna Whitt, the girl chosen to vanquish the demons from earth, he can't stop thinking about her. The Nephilim son of the Duke of Lust, Kaidan tries to help Anna embrace a life of sin, but she gradually helps him see that he's meant to do more with his life. Their relationship is as tortured as it is passionate, for Nephilim are forbidden to fall in love. But as hard as they may try to obey, Kai can't seem to stay away from Anna, nor Anna from Kai.

Full of chemistry and high-stakes drama, this companion book is darker, hotter, and completely satisfying.

Must read!

If you loved the other books in this series, you must listen to this one!

Bloddy Hell!! This book was Brilliant!!!

Would you listen to Sweet Temptation again? Why?

YES!!! I absolutely love this book. I read/listen to this book on audible. Having the Sweet Evil series told from Kaidan's point of view was such a treat. I loved his inter monologs, which are done in his British vocabulary Brilliant! If you're a fan of the Sweet Evil series than this is truly a must read.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Sweet Temptation?

The drunk scene in the hotel in Vegas is one that stands out.

Have you listened to any of Christian Coulson’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

No, but defiantly want to listen to more!

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

All of the above

So good

I love Kai! The ending was prefect! Christian Coulson did an incredible job at narrating

A tempting read!

He's the boy your daddy warned you about...

Gosh, I have loved the Sweet trilogy since I discovered it years ago (when I was a teen!). This series has and will always remain my number 1 favourite series.

To see all three books in the hero's point of view, to hear his voice, to feel his emotions, to experience it with him - that is the absolute best!

Gosh, so sexy and alluring and dangerous. An emotional ride. A journey that reveals the various mysterious of out hero.

Full of demons, nephilim, good versus evil, prophecies, war, angels, loyalty, sins, lust, hopelessness and love.

Perfect for readers paranormal romance.

Hands down, this book was narrated by the best narrator ever.

The Sweet Evil Trilogy from Kaiden's POV

In order to truly enjoy this book, you you have read all 3 books in the Sweet Evil Trilogy first. This fourth book is a compilation of Kaidan Rowe's point of view in the entire trilogy. It is comprised of snippets in action and the internal monologue from when Kaiden met Anna to the very end when Kaiden, Anna and the other nephilim are redeemed.

We are treated to Kaiden's first impression of Anna, their inner battle against their dark heritage and their heartbreaking struggle to perform their "duties" or risk incurring the Duke's suspicion of non-compliance. The first three books were from Anna's perspective and it had a wholesome quality to it as Anna was a good southern girl. Kaiden's book was much dark because he was full of suspicion, resentment and lacked hope of anything good ever happening to him. Until he saw Anna's aura and it caused a dramatic shift in his view of his future. He never gave love a second thought until he felt her love for him and he couldn't turn away from that warmth.

I will say that there wasn't really new material here. I felt like I had a good sense of the stress that Kai endured at the hand of his father. I also felt like I got a good sense of what it was costing Kai to choose to protect Anna by pushing her away. This book was more of a summarization of all the events that transpired from Kaiden's perspective. If you loved the first three books as I did, then you will also enjoy this one as presents the same scenarios but with an edgier tone because Kaiden was a darker character than Anna.