The singing vet.

A singing vet who loves cats, this story ticks all the boxes. Not too serious and well performed by excellent narrators. The music at the end was an added bonus. Thank you Lauren and team for producing this. 5/5 stars.

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satisfaction yes.

enjoyed the story. good narrations. overall a fun and relaxing story. just right for an afternoon off.

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I realy enjoyed this book and recommend it.

Completely in love with Jason Clarke's voice now. I never heard an audiobook with actual singing its usually just read and from now on I want to always hear singing. It was amazing hearing all these classics most of which I never heard before.

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All the stars!!

Lauren Blakely Yes Yes and Yes if I could rate more stars I would brilliantly written fantastic storyline and swoonalicious!! listening to Jason Clarke singing gahhh what a treat. Hot singing vet falls for boss/partner’s forbidden daughter.(Andi Arnt) awesome narration throughout by all definitely re-listen worthy

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Hooked from the get-go

Aah. I’ve got to say, I can’t fault Lauren Blakely’s writing. I’ve loved every book I’ve read, yes, some more than others, but I’ve still loved them, totally addictive easy reading, fantastic characters, and wonderful writing. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again.....she gets the best narrators, every single time. Satisfaction guaranteed is no different, I was hooked from the get-go. Forbidden second chance romance, oh and our main character, a sexy, adorable vet (who truly loves animals and his job), can also sing like a dream. When Malone discovers he’s fallen for the daughter of his new boss, he instantly calls off the possibility of any further possible romantic entanglements between them. 7 years later they find themselves face to face again, and they’re still in exactly the same predicament, the chemistry is still off the charts, and,they still try to keep it all under wraps. Great story with great narration, oh and keep listening because you get Jason Clarke giving us a song or two at the end.

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So cute!

Just loved this story about the vet, who also happened to be wonderful crooner in his spare time, and his lady love who ran an animal shelter.

Great narration and I also loved the songs at the end.

I just wish that they had combined books #1 and #2 and hence the 4.5*

Now onto #3!

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Satisfaction Guarantee

I just love the series the story is great everything I couldn’t put it down I’ve gone into Audible now keep writing them so thank you xxxx

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Jason Clarke is singing THIS IS NOT A DRILL!!!!!

I've said it before and i'll say it again, if you want to listen to a great romance audio, then you should listen to Lauren Blakely.

Why?

Because she spends so much time on her audio books as she is an avid listener, she ALWAYS delivers with the narrators that she picks, and her stories are ALWAYS sweet, sassy and low drama.

And if you are really lucky, (such as this book) you will also get some swoon worthy singing in it YES I SAID SINGING!!

This gorgeous book was narrated by Jason Clarke, and the Queen of Romance narration, the stunning Miss Andi Arndt.

So if you want to be swept off of your feet with yet another cracker of a story by Ms Blakely, then you should really grab this one.

Not only do you get the brilliant story of Sloane & Malone, a friends to lovers story, with some great crooning from Jason Clarke (Swoon) you also get your hands on the Novella for book 1.5 in the Sinful Nights series, which will have you desperate to get your hands on the full series.

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Jason Clark sings an album of songs in this book!

Yes, it's true. Jason Clarke is plays a swoon-worthy veterinarian who nightowl's as a lounge singer. The story is very good, although I can't really get behind the whole concept of, "I can't date the bosses daughter so I have to dump her and break her heart, rather than have the balls to just talk to the man about it." That just seemed quite antiquated in contrast to the current era of the story, I don't know anyone who would do that. But Jason Clarke sings throughout the book, and at the end there is an epilogue of him doing practically an entire album of songs with Andi Arndt narrating as well, as if he is singing them just for her. It's cute... he's an above average singer. Do I think he'd win American Idol? Not really, but he might get in the top 10. Do I adore his narration voice? Definitely more than his singing voice but I'm impressed that he can pull it off enough to make the ladies swoon! Oh, almost forgot it has the added temptation of minor role played by Shane East, who takes the lead in Book 2 which focuses on his character Jason.

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Not Worth a Credit

I struggled with this story, I persevered, hoping it would at least be a romantic comedy as described in the blurb, but it was cringe worthy. The narrators were the only thing that saved it to the end.

Not worth a credit!!

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