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Title: Crossing the Line
Subtitle: The Baltimore Banners, Book 1
Author: Lisa B. Kamps
Narrator: Angela Dawe
Format: Unabridged
Length: 6 hrs and 13 mins
Language: English
Release date: 01-19-17
Publisher: BimHaven Press
Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 10 votes
Genres: Romance, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
Amber "AJ" Johnson is a freelance writer who has her heart set on becoming a full-time sports reporter at her paper. She has one chance to prove herself: capture an interview with the very private goalie of Baltimore's hockey team, Alec Kolchak. But he's the one man who tries her patience, even as he brings to life a quiet passion she doesn't want to admit exists.
Alec has no desire to be interviewed - he never has, never will. But he finds himself a reluctant admirer of AJ's determination to get what she wants...and he certainly never counted on his attraction to her. In a fit of frustration, he accepts AJ's bet: if she can score just one goal on him in a practice shoot-out, he would not only agree to the interview, he would let her have full access to him for a month, around the clock.
It was a bet neither one of them wanted to lose...and a bet neither one could afford to win. But when it came time to take the shot, could either one of them cross the line?
Members Reviews:
i cannot wait for the next one!!
Narrator was amazing, story was amazing. I absolutely loved it and I can't wait for book 2. this author just went on my one-click list.
Pretty bland
I liked this audiobook story okay, but can't say I loved it. Parts of it felt really slow and I found the characters hard to relate to. The narration was done well, the story just didn't make the goal (pun intended). More emotion needed to be written between the hero and the heroine. Also, the male narrator only appeared for a short time.
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Title: Crossing the Line
Subtitle: The Baltimore Banners, Book 1
Author: Lisa B. Kamps
Narrator: Angela Dawe
Format: Unabridged
Length: 6 hrs and 13 mins
Language: English
Release date: 01-19-17
Publisher: BimHaven Press
Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 10 votes
Genres: Romance, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
Amber "AJ" Johnson is a freelance writer who has her heart set on becoming a full-time sports reporter at her paper. She has one chance to prove herself: capture an interview with the very private goalie of Baltimore's hockey team, Alec Kolchak. But he's the one man who tries her patience, even as he brings to life a quiet passion she doesn't want to admit exists.
Alec has no desire to be interviewed - he never has, never will. But he finds himself a reluctant admirer of AJ's determination to get what she wants...and he certainly never counted on his attraction to her. In a fit of frustration, he accepts AJ's bet: if she can score just one goal on him in a practice shoot-out, he would not only agree to the interview, he would let her have full access to him for a month, around the clock.
It was a bet neither one of them wanted to lose...and a bet neither one could afford to win. But when it came time to take the shot, could either one of them cross the line?
Members Reviews:
i cannot wait for the next one!!
Narrator was amazing, story was amazing. I absolutely loved it and I can't wait for book 2. this author just went on my one-click list.
Pretty bland
I liked this audiobook story okay, but can't say I loved it. Parts of it felt really slow and I found the characters hard to relate to. The narration was done well, the story just didn't make the goal (pun intended). More emotion needed to be written between the hero and the heroine. Also, the male narrator only appeared for a short time.