I didn’t love it.

It was really hard to pay attention to. Some parts of the story held promise but it just didn’t hold my attention. The cover was the most intriguing part of the book for me.

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A huge disappointment

Cliche and without any character development. I mean you don’t know much more about the hero and heroine than their jobs and that they want each other. At some point during the first date Lisa says they don’t share much personal information and really it’s true about the entire book. It is more a an outline of a story than an actual story.

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Oh my ears!

Where the last book was very good, this one was really bad. Every possible chiche was used and the double standards were flying.

Her boss, who has already played with the h, tells another employee that fraternization is looked down on... what?

The sex was explicit and reminded me of a low budget porn with the H's words. I am also trying to figure out how the H can be 'hard as steel' for days after relieving himself several times... physiology says that ain't so! 🤔

From what I understand, Jenika is a good writer so I will look for another one of her stories to get a better grasp of her writing style.

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Eye roll...

I felt like I was listening to a b rated teen movie. I swear it was 3 chapters of them making out and repeating the same thing over and over again. It was pretty annoying and I found myself rolling my eyes repeatedly. so it was ok. I have to say the hero club series just are really subpar.

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Nope

A complete disappointment. Trite, cliched. A total waste of Alexander Cendese’s talents as a narrator.

Good

The first book that started the “Hero Club Series” Soraya and Graham’s story Is “Stuck-Up Suit” by ViKeeland and Penelope Ward it took me forever to figure it out.
You don’t need to read the first book but if you want to....

Meh...

I am never a fan of giving bad reviews and I really wanted to enjoy this story. This is the first book by this author I have read/listened. I adore CJ Bloom & Alexander Cendese, but they couldn't save it. The story felt underdeveloped and very rushed. I wanted to like both characters but I found myself more annoyed with both of them than anything else. I was never able to make a connection to Linda or Jason. In fact, I don't really know anything about Jason because his chapters were so short and gave very little information about him.

ummmmm

I'm not really sure where the title comes from. It wasn't nearly what I was expecting it's a cute quick story I kind of love how it all falls together but we could be is not really the title I'd give it...

so much potential

I'm so happy this was a short listen. even then I almost didn't make it to the end. of course I knew the story was going to be quick/rushed but if you establish timelines well it doesn't really matter. it reminded me of a bad cheesy soap opera. the sex scenes were so juvenile. and the repeat of words... I'm just glad I made it to the end. as for the storyline line it has so much potential but the way the story connected to Graham and Sierra wasn't explained well enough which made it weird at the end for them to all be friends.

boring

blah...this one just did not hold my attention. I know it's a romance but the reader sees e everything coming in the first 10 minutes.