The Bully

Calamity Montana

De: Devney Perry

Narrado por: Cindy Kay, Connor Crais

Nellie Rivera is trading traffic for tranquility. When the quiet streets of small-town Montana beckon, she leaves Denver behind and moves to Calamity. It would be the perfect adventure if not for Cal Stark.

When her archnemesis dares to show his face one Saturday morning, declaring he is moving there too, she vows to make his life a misery. The town isn’t big enough for the both of them and besides…

She was here first.

Cal has been a thorn in her side since high school. He might have bullied her back then, but she’s not a modest teenager anymore and has learned a few plays of her own. If all goes to plan, she’ll run the former pro quarterback out of town within a month.

There’s only one problem. Cal has the same plan. He wants Calamity bad enough to pull out all the stops. And after one kiss, she realizes that he doesn’t play fair.

©2022 Devney Perry (P)2024 Devney Perry LLC

Enemies to lovers in a small town setting

The Bully is the fourth book in the Calamity Montana series and this one is an enemies to lovers romance!

Cal has been a thorn in Nellie’s life since he bullied her in high school, and now both have moved to Calamity. After retiring from the NFL, Cal decides to finally take up his best friend Pierce’s (hero of the previous book, The Brazen) idea to move to Calamity. Nellie works for Pierce so she lives in Calamity as well. Nellie is convinced Calamity is only big enough for one of them and it isn’t Cal…

This was my least fav in the series so far. I just didn’t care for Cal or Nellie. We do get flashbacks through Nellie’s diary, that Cal is reading in current day. I just felt meh about their past and their present day interactions as well.

Great!

Willa Nash, aka Devney Perry, never disappoints! Wonderful story with fabulous vocal performances…it’s well worth the credit!

Ehhh

My least favorite of this series. Seemed to drag an took forever for them to actually get together.

nice book

Good book and I really enjoyed listening to the book. The narrators did a great job.

Fabulous!

Connor Crais is awesome and he is one of my favorite narrators! The female voice was not what I was expecting. She was kind of whispering. It didn't affect me finishing the story and I love this series and am totally invested!I loved the dynamic between the two main characters. I really enjoyed this story and I can't wait to continue in the series. I don't love a misunderstanding troupe but it works for this book.

LOVE Devney Perry, but not this female narrator

For the 1st time a Devney Perry book has a narrator I don't care for. The male narrator was very good. The female narrator was disappointing. Her variations for different characters were either a whisper or talking WAY too fast. In my opinion shes not a good choice.

Love Willa Nash but female narrator is not good!

Unfortunately the female narrator mad it hard to listen to this story. Maybe she can have a new female narrator to redo the female part? Connor Crais is always awesome!

Love it but …

Her voice is not at all what I expected. Just didn’t mesh well with the story!

Wish I had read the reviews first

Bummer, I have loved the series so far, but this one was a big disappointment.
this story centers around bullying behavior by both main characters. I get
it, that's the point of the story and title. however I was over 80% in and it hadn't changed. Did either character have any redeeming qualities? I would not want to know either person IRL.
Connor Crais is a great narrator. Ms.Kay, was very difficult to listen to. too whispery and breathy for every sentence, making the volume between chapters male vs female difficult to constantly adjust the volume so I could hear the FMC sections. It made a less than interesting book, so much worse.
A huge struggle to finish it and it could not end soon enough for me. I've loved all of the other books by this author, this was a big miss for me.😕

Great book. terrible narration.

the book itself is great. I like this series. but the female narrator made this almost impossible to listen to. she whispers the whole book. it's rough.