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Kristen Ashley (Author), Susannah Jones (Narrator), Forever (Publisher)

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In this steamy, addictive contemporary romance spinning off the New York Times best-selling Dream Man and Rock Chick series, Ryn Jansen must put her trust in the one man she wants - and the one man she can't let herself have.

Ryn Jansen has no interest in taking a risk on Boone Sadler. Thanks to a long list of men who've done nothing but let her down, Ryn vows to stay far away from the caring, protective commando. And when Boone confronts Ryn with evidence that her loved ones are conning her, Ryn is less than thrilled - with her family and Boone. But even as Boone proves he's the kind of guy to meet her every need, she doesn't trust him to stay when life gets hard....

Boone Sadler's never been one to back down from a challenge. He's determined to show the funny, sexy Ryn that the irresistible connection between them is worth exploring. But caring for Ryn's heart and body becomes a matter of life and death when Ryn's beloved niece and nephew are put in danger and dirty cops begin gunning for Ryn. Soon Boone realizes their romance is in danger of more than heartbreak - and to have any future together, they'll have to put their trust in each other.

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12 hours and 26 minutes
Author

Kristen Ashley
Narrator

Susannah Jones
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December 15, 2020
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English
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Forever
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B08PN566L8
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Unabridged
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Listening Length	12 hours and 26 minutes
Author	Kristen Ashley
Narrator	Susannah Jones
Audible.com Release Date	December 15, 2020
Publisher	Forever
Program Type	Audiobook
Version	Unabridged
Language	English
ASIN	B08PN566L8
Best Sellers Rank	#45,125 in Audible Books & Originals (See Top 100 in Audible Books & Originals) #845 in Romantic Comedy (Audible Books & Originals) #3,437 in Contemporary Romance (Audible Books & Originals) #12,462 in Romantic Comedy (Books)

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C. Stone

too much in the pot

Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2020

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This could have been a 3.5 or 4 if we didnt veer away from the mercenaries who fell in love with a group of strippers. Instead we get sucked into the world of rock chicks, Knight series, chaos and every other series the author has ever written. It was one big mash up that made for confusing and sometimes painful reading. Not even a few chapters in we have the hero Boone going to a meeting where 575 former cast members are mentioned. And not natural references either -this is Luke married to X and he was sitting next to Lee who was married to X and there was Ally married to X at the table across the way. On and on it went until I felt like 30 people must have been in that room. My eyes glazed and I skimmed because I wasnt interested in any of those other people. I've read their books. I'm here for the new guys and want to grow and love them and delve into them merging into a strong group. That was weakened by having Boone split his time with 50 other guys instead of the small 5 man crew that were his boys.

I also didnt care for the writing style. I'm used to KA's writing and wandering thoughts but this felt at times like a letter to herself. (Ex: Hawk was here. Many will wonder why I choose to describe him at this point now but I will any way. He is hot.) It was so odd and disjointed. Lots of parenthesis and oh by the way, and before I forget, oh and also this.

Next I didnt care for Boone. After telling Ryn he didnt want her, he shows up all in for a relationship. He's going thru her phone after one date, telling her he doesnt want people calling her and upsetting her. Next he's asking if he can answer her phone. I guess to yell at people for being mean to her?? After one event he demands she unlock her phone so he can call one of her contacts and give them a piece of his mind. Ugh. I just didnt like those little behaviors of his and I was mad Ryn didnt push back more. Oh and thats not even mentioning him going to Smithie's without telling Ryn and trying to get her put on leave from work when she's in danger. He went to her job!! Of all the overstepping nonsense he continually did, this one made me grind my teeth.

Lastly the sex. I tend to enjoy KA sex scenes but not when she ventures to BDSM. It is without a doubt, full on awkward turtle, EVERY time. I've read bdsm, I've read some extreme kinks that I thought would turn me off but the author makes it sensual and super sexy. KA's version of bdsm makes me cringe because it is so awkward, weird or something I cant put my finger on. The heroes always come off as if they're playing a role that doesnt fit them. She just doesnt do it well and I wish she'd let it go. A couple can have sexual taste that varies without it being defined as bdsm.

All in all I'm disappointed. Especially since I really loved Dutch. I initially liked this series and thought we'd have a new group of guys to learn and love but the cast is too big if it constantly requires Brock, Mitch, Lee, Hawk, Rush etc plus their respective spouses make an appearance. I'll think hard before buying the next one in this series.

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Casey

I miss old KA books

Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2020

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I’m a huge KA fan so it hurts my heart to say this story isn’t great. There’s no meat to it. The last several KA books have fallen flat. And what bothers me most is the insert of all of her old characters that have no place in this story. It’s like they were added to get readers interested but are more of a distraction. The same thing she did with the Rising series. I miss KA of old where the story is original. This is basically a repeat of Rock Chick minus Tex. Not worth $6.99 for sure.

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Jenn the Readaholic

Not so great

Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2020

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A few things:
1. I didn’t much care for Hawk when his name was Hawk and not Boone.
2. I didn’t need another Mara/Gwen.
3. Anytime an “alpha” has to refer to himself as such several times, he’s not an alpha.
4. Boone was a jerk. He was a fragile boy who played mean boy games. I get it. Ryn was scared and said hurtful things when she found out he essentially took over her life. It didn’t warrant his reaction, nor did it make his Hawk move in the middle of the night okay.
5. Ryn was a doormat. Yeah, she was so tough, I know. But she apologized for Boone being a jerk of epic proportions and took all the blame for their fight, as well as for his “boys” and their mean boy attitudes toward her.

I AM glad that KA remembered she had written Ally, because she was a believable voice in this book.

Overall, this could’ve been a 3⭐️ read if we had new characters instead of new names with the same old personalities and problems. Because it didn’t have much originality in plot and had the requisite mean girl action, it didn’t even make that grade for me.

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Maria Howard

4.5 stars

Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2020

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Reading a new Kristen Ashley book is like finding a Christmas present in July. It is always a treasured treat. There is just something so special about this author and the way that she crafts her story and characters that are unlike anyone else out there. It is part of the reason that in a world of acronyms that just saying KA and people automatically know what the letters stand for.

I am loving this new series of interconnected standalones. There is an underlying story that seems to be intermixed and leaves a little bit of a mystery to be carried over into the next book. I am not sure how she manages to do this considering that the story is finished but not finished at the same time. In this case, the "bad guy" from Evie and Mag's story is in this one too, however, he isn't a bad guy, just his actions haven't always been conducive to being a standup guy. I actually really hope that he gets his own story because there is something special about this character. He fits in with the typical OTT KA man and I dig that.

I was expecting this to be more BDSM focused since the sneak peek from the previous book talked about Boone being a Dom and Ryn being a sub. However, I really didn't find that to be the case in this story. Boone reminded me of every other KA hero with his OTT possessive, dominating characteristics while also being caring and attentive. He liked being in control like all of the other guys. I am not saying that as a bad thing because trust me it wasn't. I just was expecting that it would take the direction of the Honey trilogy and that was not the case at all. I thoroughly enjoyed Boone and how he was with Ryn. Ryn was a solid female character. I did have a few issues with her but that had more to do with the backstory of her niece and nephew. I had a hard time wrapping my head around how far the author went in making a point with her niece and that entire situation. However, I did like that there was a change in regard to a certain situation with one of the parents of her niece and nephew.

I can never recommend enough how amazing this author is. Granted, I really won't have to since just her initials alone show how huge her following is, and with good reason. This book is just another example of that. There were hints of what and who is to come next and I look forward to that. Another hit for this author

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Liz Mackie

Slightly Disappointing

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 19, 2020

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When you read a Kristen Ashley book you know what you’re going to get – a hot, alpha male hero and a smart mouthed, fashionable, long-haired heroine with family issues who at some point is going to be kidnapped by the bad guy (who sometimes turns out to be not so bad after all) with a supporting cast of girlfriends, similarly clad merely change the hair colourings who usually insist on helping but mainly make a bad situation worse. How would the Denver police department ever solve any crimes without the help of civilians!!! In Dream Chaser we get all that but I was left feeling disappointed. I read these books for the pure escapism and felt that this one was slightly anticlimactic. Only the one kidnapping? And that one technically could be argued as more of a forced visit. Most of this book seemed to be given over to the development of Boone and Ryn’s developing D & S relationship which I have to say, compared to other books I’ve read in this genre, was tame and more vanilla than anything. The conclusion to the mystery element of this story seemed almost like an afterthought, then again that whole side of things didn’t feature prominently in the story at all. One thing I did enjoy was the appearance of so many of my favourite characters from previous books. I will continue to read Kristen Ashley’s books to find out the conclusion to the whole ‘dirty cop’ storyline which started in Dream Maker but I won’t be waiting on any new release with the same eagerness I did some of her earlier works.

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Bookworm

Sensing a theme here

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 18, 2020

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Every woman in this series thus far has needed rescuing from a family situation. They say they are independent but do not have the emotional maturity to spot a bad situation and get out of it.
This author used to be an automatic purchase unfortunately she is not evolving in terms of her plots or her characters. I started to read, in the end I just skimmed. Disappointed that I wasted my money and my time.

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Sue D

So loving this series!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 19, 2021

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Really enjoying this series of Hawk's merry band of men getting together with a group of girl friends who work at Smithie' s. This story is about Boone and Kathryn. Boone is a Dom, and Ryn is a Sub; and Lottie decided these two should be together, but obviously the course of true love doesn't always run smooth. Ryn has family issues and also inadvertently gets pulled into some dirty cop intrigue.
Always great to visit Denver and any mentions of the Chaos MC, the Nightingale team, and the usual girl suspects is always welcome.
Just love all of it and cannot wait till we find what's to do with Hattie. Well done Ms Ashley, keep up the good work.

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Tracey Clayton

Sassy, funny and too good to put down.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 20, 2020

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The Dream Team are as addictive as those Rock Chicks! Making you smile, laugh out loud (this can lead to some weird looks from others) and lose chunks of time.
Boone and Ryn are brilliant characters who bounce off each other so well. Love the inclusion of the other characters from Chaos and Rock Chicks which just helps to round out the story. Can’t wait for another of the team to bite the relationship bullet!

Mrs K Bartholomew

Another fab KA read

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 17, 2020

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Drama, hot alpha and a sexy, sassy and sweet heroine. All the makings of another great Kristen book. Ryn has a huge heart and is running herself ragged trying to take care of everyone else. Boone sees her, wants her and sets out to get her, even if it means giving her life a shake up to get her attention. Can't wait for more in this series.

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