You Know Every Thing

Puckant Cross, Book 1

By: Sue Watts

Narrated by: Ann Peters

Length: 2 hrs and 9 mins

Publisher's summary

Keely does what any girl would do once she starts to have fantasies about Caiden, her best friend since kindergarten. She represses them and starts dating Ted, the attractive man who shows up at the 24-hour restaurant where she bartends and serves coffee.

Things go well until Caiden breaks up with his girlfriend and leans on Keely for support. One night under the influence and a bad decision later, and their friendship as they knew it is in jeopardy. Is it possible that Caiden has real feelings for her? Is it possible she has real feelings for Caiden? Could it ruin their friendship forever, or could it be everything they both ever wanted?

Everyone wants Caiden and Keely to be together, except for one person. One person who wants them as far away from each other as possible and will do whatever it takes to make that happen.

©2021 Sue Watts (P)2021 Sue Watts

Easy listen

The story was fast paced and easy to listen to.
I liked the relationships between the characters (both romantic and platonic), the changing emotions, the drama and the lighthearted bits.

Entertaining

Audio Review
You Know Every Thing is Sue Watts debut novel and what a great start to her writing career. Ann Peters the narrator is also new to me but I will certainly be checking out other works by her.
Keely and Caiden’s story captivated me from the first chapter to the last word. Keely and Caiden have been friends since kindergarten and like all friends they have had their disagreements but they have always remained friends so is it time to take their friendship to the next level….
It was a short listen but the author managed to put a lot into this friends to lovers romance and the narrator did a good job bringing the characters and the story to life. The characters although loveable at times came across a little immature which at times was frustrating but overall this was an enjoyable listen. This is an easy listen and it will appeal to romance lovers looking for a sweet, summer read. Looking forward to the next instalment in the Puckant Cross Book.

A GREAT SUMMER LISTEN

YOU KNOW EVERY THING: PUCKANT CROSS BOOK 1
WRITTEN BY SUE WATTS – NARRATED BY ANN PETERS

I was lucky enough to be able to not just read You Know Every Thing: Puckant Cross Book 1, but to also listen to the audio of this book.

I think audio and narration bring a whole new vibe to a book. When you hear the voices and match them to a character it make a book even more memorable. If you have the right Narrator, then that ups the game even more. Ann Peters did a superb job giving voice to all the characters. From accents to low smooth whispers and Nosy Jorge she was able to bring this story to another level.

Books grow when you put the right narrator with the right author and words and in this case I can tell you, I really enjoyed listening to Sue Watts characters come to life.

Cute & Steamy

I will admit, at times I wanted to yell at Caiden & Keely. Peters did a great job of bringing the story to life, and Keely's voice in particular reminded me of Sookie Stackhouse from Trueblood. The other characters were easy to distinguish, and I enjoyed listening to the story overall. Side note: make sure your phone doesn't auto connect to your car's bluetooth and auto play if you aren't the only one in the car - there are steamy scenes in this. The story moved along smoothly, and felt like something that might actually happen. Just like real people I got frustrated with the characters at times, but it only made me love them more in the end. Definitely recommend.

Enjoyable

Both the author Sue Watts and narrator Ann Peters are new to me. From the first chapter I was drawn in to the story although the narration was a tad overpowering at times.

This book is what I would refer to as a beach listen, it is not particularly long but you do become invested in Keely and Caiden’s story. I was at times frustrated by both these characters as their actions were a little immature. The big question is will they or won't they? Once they cross the blurred lines they find their relationship quickly develops.

Overall I enjoyed this friends to lovers book and look forward to reading more in the story.