4 The Cad and the Co-Ed Stars

Ok so I really wasn’t sure what to expect with this book. I knew the players but I wasn’t really invested until about chapter 5ish. Bryan is a player on the team that Sean and Ronan play on and he is the “Cad” a player a womanizer. Who finds time self-drunk a lot and well he doesn’t remember most of that time in his life. He is now reformed and in AA.

Eilish is Sean’s cousin we meet her in book 2 a little bit, and she and Bryan hit it off only he doesn’t remember.

And well things happen and a few years later now that Bryan is sober, she has somethings she needs to tell him.

It really is a great story of strength and overcoming for both of them.
I do think my favorite part was getting to see Sean take on the brother roll for Eilish. I really liked Sean’s book and it felt natural that he was in this one the way that he was.

Great narration I am a huge fan of the accents swoon worthy right there!

*You don't have to like my review but its 100% my opinion, and I am allowed to have it.*

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Male Narrator

I'm not sure if the man was reading or legit experiencing these things but damn he's freaking good.

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heart tugger

the equivalent to an x rated Disney movie. it warned my heart, made me laugh, made me cry, broke my heart and then mended it and ofcourse gave me that feeling between my knees in between lol 😅😅😅

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Awful Narrators

The male narrator's affectation of the female Irish voices makes them sound like ancient, blue-blooded leprechauns. And the female narrator draws out every word even when it isn't appropriate. During love scenes it can work, but it doesn't need to be EVERY WORD throughout the book.

As for the story, the main girl was infuriating. The cousin's behavior seemed completely out of character with how he acted in the previous book. And the miscommunication about the custody case was taken to absurd lengths.

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I love this soooo much!!

Just when I think Penny Reid books have out done themselves then I find one I love even more. This is such a wonderfully cute story!!

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great story

I loved how Bryan and Eilish came together. The story was engrossing and refreshing, with a rewarding conclusion.

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So good

it was definitely one of the more tense books in the series. On the other hand, just hearing Patrick's little voice was a treat. So cute.
seriously, miscommunication and addicts suck.

Really sweet couple, secret baby

I liked this story a lot- it is a secret baby story with Bryan and Eilish having gotten together for one night and Bryan forgetting about the night. 5 years later, he sees Eilish again and then, finds out he's a father. Bryan, earlier in the story, was an alcoholic but he decided to quit and the story resumed when he was 2 years sober. I loved that the authors showed that while it is difficult to overcome an addiction, it is possible and when he did, he became such a fantastic person- sweet, loving and a perfect dad. I liked how Eilish was too- as a character, she was sweet and forgiving but also portrayed as a great mother. Overall, the best part of this story is just how sweet the couple is.

George Allan and KC Sheridan narrated and they did a great job- great ability to play multiple characters and switch over to cover different accents. I enjoyed the audiobook.

Wrong Ending...

It would have been great if there had been a wedding & none of the h's family save one was invited, especially her mother. Their condescending attitude towards her & her son, her son especially!? Calling him"That Child". That made my blood boil.

loved it

I really enjoyed this book. I look forward to reading more books by this author.