Unraveled

By: Ivy Layne

Narrated by: Soren Gray, Stephanie Rose

Length: 10 hrs and 10 mins

Publisher's Summary

Summer 

Evers Sinclair is dangerous.  

One flash of that teasing smile, and I know he’s going to ruin me.  

He makes my body shiver and my brain melt.  

He’s also a huge mistake.  

Girls like me don’t land guys like Evers.  

But every time he knocks on my door, I let him in. 

 I thought we understood each other.  

I thought we were playing the same game.  

I was wrong.   

Evers 

I’ve never had a problem mixing business with pleasure.  

Until Summer.  

I was supposed to keep an eye on her, not take her to bed.  

Once I had her where I wanted her, I couldn’t let her go.  

I’m going to have to move heaven and Earth to win her back. 

And that’s the easy part. 

With the Russian mob after us and her father dragging us to hell...

I don’t just have to win her back, I have to keep her alive.  

Unraveled is a standalone romance with a happy ending. It’s first in The Untangled Series featuring the Sinclair brothers you first met in the Alpha Billionaire Club and Scandals of the Bad Boy Billionaire series.

©2018 Ivy Layne (P)2019 Audible, Inc.

Narrator sucked!

the female narrator - Stephanie rose ruined this book. wish the whole book was narrated by the male narrator it would've been whole lot better. just couldn't get in to the story anytime she she had to read..and she read a whole bunch of the book.

Could not get past chapter 2

The narrator sounded like a broken record… Could not get past chapter 2 wanted to throw my phone… It’s a shame the summary made the book sounds interesting

I Really Really Tried

Sorry but this sounds like its being narrated by chipmunks!!!
Too bad, so sad, probably is a good book. When will the Authors get it that narration is EVERYTHING!!!,

HORRIBLE NARRATION

I was interested in this book, however, I got through two chapters before I had to stop listening to it.

Not one of her bests!

The story was okay but I have to say , I listened to it on audible and the narrater Stephanie Rose was horrible . She sounded so snotty , nasally , uptight , whatever ! The male narrater was great and I would have been happier if he read both parts . It’s too bad . I wanted to like it but the narrater ruined it .

Stop blaming the narrator, it’s just a bad story

A lot of the reviews blame the narrator for the inability to finish the book but after managing to slog through the this book it’s pretty clear the problem lies not with the narrator but with poor source material. The story lacks a lot. The plot is silly and meandering. Neither hero nor heroine have very compelling motivation however the most aggravating aspect is the amount of introduced characters that weren’t given a proper storyline. It just mucked up the A plot with too many names (clearly to set up for more books in a series) and a lot of them are very similar. Also the celebrity they are all supposed to be working for is frequently described as “great” and “a wonderful boss” but then portrayed as a narcissistic and immature socialite that borders on vapid at times with no redeeming qualities. Any scene with her in it was very hard to get through.

A review just for you!

Overall, I enjoyed the story. The 1st chapter was around detailing the sex life of the 2 main characters. A bit too graphic for me. Would have been nice to leave something to the imagination for the reader in this area. I personally preferred the narration of the male versus the female presenter.

Good but not great

It was pretty good, but I'll be honest. I kind of checked out from time to time and was still able to keep up with the story.

The narrator is the worst I’ve ever listened to

This narrator is like listening to nails scratching a chalkboard ! I could not listen past the first 10 min !!’

Great love story and lots of action!!

I will admit there are times when I do not really like the female characters because they constantly put themselves down and are so shocked this handsome man wants them, but I liked Summer's confidence and realism. Her reactions were relatable. I liked Evers and how their romance blossomed. It wasn't a fairy tale. It was a guy afraid to commit because he did not want to hurt the girl he cared about but hurt her anyway. This happens everyday. If you like a woman with a backbone and an actual story you will love this novel.