Wild Thoughts

Brooks Family, Book 4

By: Delaney Diamond

Narrated by: Sean Crisden

Length: 4 hrs and 35 mins

Publisher's Summary

He's an introvert. She's an extrovert. He's celibate. She's...not. What could possibly go wrong? 

It started with a little white lie....

Lindsay Winthrop's weekly podcast on sex and dating has garnered thousands of listeners across the country, thanks to experience with a loving fiancé she's been with for years. Except, her husband-to-be doesn't exist, and now she's in a bind. With a book deal on the line, she has to find a man fast, and Malik Brooks might be just the man she's looking for. 

If he knows what's good for him, he'll stay away from her....

A few years ago, Malik gave up sex and now works hard as a metal sculptor. In doing so, he's created enough pieces to fill a gallery, and his vow of celibacy has kept him focused. When a major deal falls through, Lindsay makes him an offer he can't refuse, and all he has to do is pretend to be her fiancé. Sounds easy at first, but after one kiss, he wants more. Then, things really get interesting.

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Loved it

I loved every bit of this story. Great writing style from the author and the narrator was funny reading in Lindsey’s voice. I’m definitely going to buy another read to dive into.

Hot and Wet

OMG, I forgot how fierce Delaney was with writing a story. I finished this book in one day. The characters, the Drama, the Cousins....Loved the story!!!

I’m totally and completely hooked

I’m so hooked on this series. From book one I could not stop listening Sean Crisden I love his narration more and more what a talent. Delaney Diamond you are awesome 👏🏾

Truly enjoyable

I really love this book; Malik is my kind of man. I loved the chivalry he displayed. The storyline was interesting; it offer humor, drama, love, sex, etc...Sean did a great job with narration; didn’t realize how much I enjoyed and missed this series. Wonderful job Delaney!!!

Worth The Wait!!!

It’s about time! It feels like I've been waiting on this book to be released on Audible for forever but, it was worth the wait. Wild Thoughts did not disappoint. Lindsey finds herself in a bit of a conundrum. She needs to introduce her fake fiancée to her publisher. Who better to pretend to be her fake fiancée than the man who rebuffed her advances three years ago. Enter Malik Brooks. Malik was not with that foolishness. He is a private man who prefers to stay on his secluded property and create his art than deal with people. Including Lindsey. But, seeing as how he was a low on cash and needed to sale some of his art, he begrudgingly agreed to help her. Let the fireworks and intense attraction begin. These two fought hard NOT to be attracted to each other but, they lost big time. Lindsey and Malik were perfect for each other. Her wild personality mellowed out his brooding personality. Just when they start to accept their attraction to one another, Malik lets it be known that he's celibate and been celibate for three years. Oh, and then there's the secret Lindsey is keeping about her dad. Whew chile, the drama! Wild Thoughts was a great read. The romance was well done and the sex scenes were steamy. As always, Sean Crisden did his thang. His narration was on point. I hope we don't have to wait as long as we did for the last two books to be released on Audible. I'm ready for Reese and Stephan's story.

Amazing!

I read this in ebook but HAD to read it in audio. The narrator is good at doing both voices and it was an amazing fake engagement! My favorite book by this author! I can’t wait to read the rest of the series!

Love it....

I really loved this story. I loved how Malik was an alpha male. I have listened to all the stories in this series that is on audible. I hope Delaney Diamond puts all her books on audible even the short ones. I really like her writing style but do not get a chance to sit down and read. This audiobook kept me entertained while in Atlanta traffic. And Sean Crisden is one of my go to narrators.

Excellent

I think this is the best of Delaney’s books that I have read so far. Her writing has developed over the years and I am proud of how she has grown as an author.