Throttled

De: Lauren Asher

Narrado por: Aiden Snow, Ramona Master

What happens when my brother's rival becomes my secret crush?

Noah Slade is a Formula 1 legend in the making. Focused. Unapproachable. Ruthless on and off the track. A man with walls higher than the Grand Canyon. And my brother's new teammate.

I want more of the prince who disguises himself as the villain. But while I crave a happy ending, he wants to destroy his.

Maya Alatorre is a forbidden temptation. An ambitious post-grad I should stay far away from. And chaos wrapped with a bow.

We're a ticking time bomb, about one wrong move away from exploding. I want to trip the wire, detonating together in passion and pain.

Because in the end, all's fair in lust and war.

Contains mature themes.

©2020 Lauren Asher (P)2020 Tantor

The tension

I loved the main characters tension between the two of them! Always a sucker for a bad guy and good girl relationship where she fell but he fell HARDER! The spicy scenes in this book is like 4/5 🔥🔥. Also, for someone who doesn’t understand car races the author definitely made me as a listener/ reader be able to understand the intensity of it all. Definitely recommend!

I liked the story but…

I liked the story and the male narrator but found the female narrator annoying. Overall I just wanted to reread this on audiobook.

Romantic and intense

5/5 slow burn and intense about a girl falling for a play boy F1 racer who’s a rival of her brothers
Just listen to it, its a good read

Cute story but terrible narration

Sorry but the female narrator’s voice was so distracting and I struggled to finish the audio 😐

Everything is great, accents need work

I loved the book and I love Lauren Ahser. Great story.

Aiden Snow is a staple, he did great, as well as she. However, the female narrator needs to work on her accents (and I say this as both a German and Spanish native speaker): her take on them was extremely odd. Maya’s mother sounded like she just went through a stroke and wasn’t able to pronounce words all that good yet. It’s not necessary to suuuper highlight foreign words, I could be listening in peace and suddenly the word BARTHELONA would get almost screamed at me. Also: it’s paElla, not paYElla, which is a rookie in Spanish mistake. She doesn’t know where to use the „TH“ (lispy s) pronunciation, employing it at times where it makes absolutely no sense. It really bugged me the whole book.