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Crashed
- Mason Brothers, Book 2
- Narrated by: Joe Arden, Lessa Lamb
- Length: 4 hrs and 58 mins
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Summary
I have a crush on my new neighbor. The one who everyone hates.
I know all the rumors in the neighborhood. Andrew Mason is rich. He’s gorgeous. He’s a recluse. He’s a genius. He’s a jerk. The sign he puts on his porch on Halloween makes all of the kids cry.
Oh, and a car crash seven years ago left him in a wheelchair.
He seems to think that’s going to put me off.
I’m determined to get his attention, though he doesn’t want company. I can’t help it. I want to know what makes a man so beautiful and so complicated tick. I want to know what goes on in his brilliant, good-looking head. I want to know if his muscles feel as awesome as they look. I want to break down his defenses.
But if I can break down Andrew’s defenses, then he can break down mine. What starts out as a battle of wits becomes…something more. Something hotter. Something neither of us expected.
When two damaged people crash into each other, they either destroy each other...or they fall in love.
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- Claire Annovazzi
- 19-08-21
Short but very enjoyable
After finishing the previous book in the series, I couldn’t wait to listen to this one. Andrew was such an interesting character! Hiding his sensible heart behind a gruff exterior, dealing with a handicap and the trauma resulting from a terrible accident, smart AND creative, I was drawn to him and I was curious about who would be paired with him.
The perky sassy lingerie model with a troubled past, Tessa, was an amazing counterpart. Their interactions were always fun and I loved their banter. Alone because she was abandoned by her family while Andrew chose his solitude, they complete each other. They fill each other’s void.
I really enjoyed seeing Andrew slowly come out of his shell. I think the development of their relationship was beautifully written.
The female narrator gave a lively interpretation of Tessa and I think it suited her well. The male narrator was good with Andrew’s slight grumpiness. It was a short but very enjoyable listen.
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