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Listen To Me A Fusion Novel eBook Kristen Proby

All I have to say is Kristen Proby have done it again. I have been a fan of her writing for three years and every time I have read one of her books I end the book with great satisfaction. She knows exactly the right things to say on paper in order to keep her readers interested and keep us wanting more. I really, really enjoyed "Listen to Me," to me it was a story about redemption and forgiveness. Jake, who is the main, needed to redeem himself from something that happen years ago, he needed to learn how to forgive himself for something that he didn't have any control over because if he didn't he wouldn't be able to move on with his life. A life which would include Addison, oh how I loved her. She was spunky, independent, and knew exactly what she wanted out of life. The only thing only aspect of her life she had an issue with was her love life, in her past relationships she have been deceived so much that she had a problem with trusting any man; especially a musician like Jake. I enjoyed watching these two characters come together as one and try to build a relationship that was everlasting, it was very beautiful to watch them try to get over the obstacles in their lives and become one. Then we have a sex scenes, of course they're hot, Kristen Proby has wrote some of the hottest sex scenes that I have read. I cannot wait to read the next book in the series, I have a feeling I'm going to shed a tear or five.


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Listen To Me A Fusion Novel eBook Kristen Proby Reviews

It's not often I end up reviewing romance novels, as what kind of romance you like is quite a personal taste. However, when I find an author who hits all my own sweet spots, I have to write something in order to keep track of why I like them!

Kristen Proby hits some very, very sweet spots in this first book (set in Portland! Whoot!) in her Fusion series. A group of high school/college ladies have opened a new restaurant called Seduction in downtown Portland. One is the chef, one is the sommelier, one is the accountant, etc etc. The heroine in this story is Addie, the front manager, who has a bad "man-picker" and keeps choosing bad boy musicians who cheat on her as sex partners.

Enter stage left Jake Knox, another (you guessed it) bad boy musician. Only he's hung up his cocaine and booze and decided to hang out in Hillsboro at a music studio producing music for others. He still craves the high of public performance so he agrees to be Seduction's weekend live music.

There's a bit of ye olde saving-the-heroine-from-abusive-exs as well as some I-love-you-but-can't-be-with-you which I overlooked because of the fun, excellent, snarky, repartee. I'm talking gold medal level banter here, folks. Banter between Addie and her girls, banter between Jake and Addie, banter between Jake and his best friend (a girl). And there's cameos by Portland stuff, and some background details about running a restaurant, and lots of references to pop/rock music.

So much fun. And then there's the steam between the two leads. (Pass me the fan and the iced lemonade, please). And that steam sometimes leads to emotional development (I know, right, the holy grail of romance books).

I wanted a bit more restaurant details, and some times it got a ludicrous how often one of the 5 girls would say to one currently experiencing heartbreak 'no, no, you go home, we can cover the restaurant without you' (and tell me again how 5 people can live off the income of one restaurant?)

But then the banter would begin again. So you would forgive them. I"ll be getting the next in the series.
Kristen Proby begins a new series with this novel. Five friends have opened a popular, trendy new restaurant called Seduction. Each one is responsible for a different aspect of the restaurant. Addison and her friends decide to add live entertainment on the weekends. Addie hires Jake Keller. Jake used to be the lead singer/guitarist in a hot band but after a tragic event several years before that happened to his best friend for which he feels responsible (although it wasn't his fault), the band breaks up and he goes into writing/producing with one of the former band members. He misses live performances, but doesn't want to go back to the huge live concerts and drug/alcohol/meaningless sexual encounters of before. Hence, his desire to play at Seduction. Due to past relationships with musicians that have ended badly, Addie tries to maintain a professional-only relationship with Jake, but he wears her down. There is a sub-plot about the musician/loser ex-boyfriend of Addie's who tries to reenter her life and the unresolved issue with the past tragedy in Jake's life that ends their relationship. When Jake comes to his senses, he is finally able to win her back. I'd rate this book a 3.5. It's not a bad story, but not as good as many of her other books. I am looking forward to the next one, Cali's story, due to the background developed in this one and the excerpt.
All I have to say is Kristen Proby have done it again. I have been a fan of her writing for three years and every time I have read one of her books I end the book with great satisfaction. She knows exactly the right things to say on paper in order to keep her readers interested and keep us wanting more. I really, really enjoyed "Listen to Me," to me it was a story about redemption and forgiveness. Jake, who is the main, needed to redeem himself from something that happen years ago, he needed to learn how to forgive himself for something that he didn't have any control over because if he didn't he wouldn't be able to move on with his life. A life which would include Addison, oh how I loved her. She was spunky, independent, and knew exactly what she wanted out of life. The only thing only aspect of her life she had an issue with was her love life, in her past relationships she have been deceived so much that she had a problem with trusting any man; especially a musician like Jake. I enjoyed watching these two characters come together as one and try to build a relationship that was everlasting, it was very beautiful to watch them try to get over the obstacles in their lives and become one. Then we have a sex scenes, of course they're hot, Kristen Proby has wrote some of the hottest sex scenes that I have read. I cannot wait to read the next book in the series, I have a feeling I'm going to shed a tear or five.