Wanna Bet?

Dirty British Romance, Book 2

By: Talia Hibbert

Narrated by: Cornell Collins

Length: 7 hrs and 56 mins

Publisher's Summary

His best friend is his only vice.

For seven years, Jasmine Allen's closest friend has been the strong, sexy, and deliciously stern Rahul Khan. He's gorgeous, noble, and 100 percent off-limits - because party animal Jasmine doesn't do relationships. She can't. Not when everything she touches turns to dust.

Rahul's a man of principle, which is how he's survived being in love with Jas for so long. The rebellious beauty is his only sinful desire, and he crushes his urges with an iron fist - until disaster drives Jas into his spare bedroom for a month. The woman he wants above all others has never been so close....

When Rahul realizes that Jasmine might just want him too, all bets are off. She may be reckless and reluctant to love, but she's also his. And in this game of lust, Rahul's playing to win.

Contains mature themes.

©2018 Nixon House (P)2019 Tantor

Read the ebook and was excited to read the audio!

I'm not sure reading the audio truly changed my mind about anything that I read from the first time. I think a part of me was a tad bothered by the fact that the narrator spoke with an Indian accent when it came to Rahul. I thought he was English of S.Asian descent? I imagined him talking with an English accent because, well, the author states most of her characters are English like herself regardless of what their ethnicity is.

The book is very lust driven. Almost kind of fluffy since without the sex and Jasmine's self-sabotaging outlook on things, I'm not sure there would be a plot. I still enjoyed it though. I love a book with good, smutty love scenes.

Both books are awesome!

I thought the narrator was more suited to narrate Harry Potter at first but, turns out he brought just the right amount of levity to the mix! Both books are good reads and highly recommended! I wish more romance books were more inclusive instead of having to search and stumble upon books that includes different races and cultures. It's the 21st century people! Let's get with it!!

hate the narrator

i couldn't get into the book because the narrator was awful. i cant understand why they would have chosen a white male to read a story about a black female. if it was solely because he is british then they missed the mark. i didnt make it past chapter 3.

I liked it

yes yes yes! This book was everything I needed and more. I laughed, cried, smiled, gasped all at the same time.

I couldn’t get past the first chapter

It sucks. Simple and concise. Atlas, that want more words: boring,failure to draw the reader in.

Great story, just long

It was a great storyline with realistic characters. only complaint was it was drawn out

good

overall engaging so story. good characters and a few fun moments. would recommend for a light listen

Timely love story

In this time where we all seem to be adjusting or finding ourselves this story was very reflective. A refreshing change from some other formulas that we see too often. Jasmine and Rahul are truly meant for each other and although it takes awhile for them to get there they do find their happily ever after. Story touches on the need for counseling after messed up things that can happen early in life. Good read.

Ok, I guess!

I would have liked this book much better if it weren’t for Jasmine. I did t like her very much. Rehul, on the other had, was a dear.

Loved it.

I loved their story. I just wish she would have explored the relationship dynamic with her mother.