🥰 Nash🥰

Absolutely loved this, slow start but well worth it!
Couple of insider references that are perfect re Sebastian York

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Sublime

Wow.

I don't know where to start, and I know I can't do this story justice in my review, but this is one very special novel. It is FANTASTIC. This is a gem of a tale. It's big, it's gutsy, it's an amazingly well crafted enemies-to-lovers story.

I have read the Anti-Fling by Ms Huntington (a very short story) about these two amazing people: Emery and Nash, and I knew in my bones that their story deserved a full novel. This story exceeded any expectations I had by a country mile! The characters are so well drawn and believable. They are flawed and quirky, struggling, angry and proud. The themes of penance, revenge, forgiveness and truth run throughout, and these two characters have an undeniable chemistry and sense of fate.

I have to commend the authors craft. Her words. The unusual, obscure words. I think she really must have put her heart and soul, and her whole everything into this story. It is absolutely amazing.

I do need to mention the two narrators who really added to this story. They brought the whole story to life.

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could not stop listening very addictive

loved it so much got into it so quickly ended up listening to chapter 20 then was finished chapter 55 in same day.

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Enemies to lovers

Nash hates Emery’s family because he feels like her dad is responsible for his dad’s death. Because of this Nash engages in a game of cat and mouse with Emery. Nash is 10 years older than Emery and the age difference shows her immaturity in the choices she makes. I would’ve enjoyed the story more if it hadn’t included so much inner dialogue from the characters. I also feel the book could’ve been shorter.
The narrators did a fantastic job but I do have one small thing to point out. Each narrator pronounced Chantilly differently, Sebastian York is the one who pronounced it correctly. It’s just me being picky. Great job by both narrators though.

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Very enjoyable

I loved this book a bit different than the usual and I learned a lot of new words. Very good story and very well written. Excellent narration as always by Sebastian York and a new narrator to me Desiree Ketchum who also had it nailed.

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Cracking story

I really loved this book. Emmory the MFC is strong and feisty and sassy, Nash the MMC is grumpy, sarcastic, withering with his words. However both are loyal to those they love. This is an age gap romance, she’s the princess brought up in the mansion with the doting father and the horrendously awful mother. He’s the eldest son of the housekeeper and grounds man, who spends his life fighting and sleeping with inappropriate women. She’s best friends with Reed the youngest son. One night something happens which causes a rift, and then follows some financial shenanigans and years later Emmory (who is penniless) ends up working for Nash who is now extremely wealthy with a successful business.

Despite their history which we learn about as we go along, this is a slow burn. The push and pull and the warring between them is really well written. The use of words, which is Emmory’s thing is really well done. The two slowly become closer until the inevitable happens, although there are plenty of plot twists along the way. There are some great side characters, and some great villains. Only thing I would criticise is the Reed/Basil situation. There is something towards the end which suggests some intrigue and I did wonder if another book was in the offing about Reed, however the epilogue suggests this won’t be the case? Other than this though it’s a great story.

Both narrators are great and do a really good job. Sebastian Yorke particularly is excellent at the grumpy, sarcastic, somewhat sadistic Nash. Particularly loved the bit where Sebastian Yorke himself is discussed by both characters - something to listen for.

Well worth a credit.

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Fabulous

Great, detailed and totally entertaining story performed with confidence, nuanced and skill by Desiree Ketchum and Sebastian York. Fabulous and entrusted. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

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Fantastic Story

I loved this story, an read it in two days, could not put it down, Emery an Nash’s are just brilliant, I throughly enjoyed this book, an so will you,

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Story unbelievable

Plot is unbelievable. It’s too far fetched & silly.

The main character’s obsession over words reeks of the author attempting to be smart but it’s just annoying.

It’s hard to follow what is thoughts or internal dialogue and what is speech. I hated the male narrator’s female voice.

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Loved Loved LOVED it.

Firstly... I’ve never written a review for an audiobook before so the fact that I’m doing it for this book is an indicator of how much I enjoyed it
When I first started listening I stopped and went on to another book, but that’s because I don’t think my concentration on the story was up to par and you DO need to really listen to the story.... because it’s REALLY good. There are so many different characters and the main two have different characters within. It’s a cleverly written book with sharp writing and some real witty laugh out loud moments. I LOVED it..... and the bonus? Well I mean..... it’s part read by Sebastian York. Say no more.

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