
His Cocky Cellist
Undue Arrogance, Book 2
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Narrated by:
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Joel Leslie
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By:
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Cole McCade
About this listen
One night. One contract. One kiss, and Victor Newcomb will never be the same.
By age 24, Vic has accomplished more than most men achieve in a lifetime. Since childhood he's tried to be the perfect son, the perfect executive, the perfect heir - and as next in line for the throne of his father's multibillion dollar textile empire, he's made his life entirely about discipline and control.
But he doesn't know what discipline truly means - until he meets Amani Idrissi.
University student. Part-time masseuse. Cello virtuoso. The serene, reserved Moroccan American femme fascinates Vic with his cool allure, changing everything Vic thought he knew about power, about control, about his own sexuality. Yet when cello lessons turn into a business deal of an entirely different nature, Vic quickly realizes he'll pay anything for the chance to see Amani again. To submit to his touch.
To discover the complete and utter freedom in giving up control.
But the deeper Vic falls headlong into love, the more he realizes he doesn't know Amani at all. Secretive, withdrawn, Amani seems determined to keep their relationship strictly business.
Contains mature themes.
©2018 Cole McCade (P)2019 TantorAlthough the writing was beautiful and Vic was sweet, I found the story dragged as Amani went on one diatribe after another, constantly lecturing Vic about his shortcomings even as Amani compromised his own stated values again and again—it all felt very hypocritical. Points for Amani ticking loads of diversity boxes, I just wish he’d been nicer. Considering Amani’s insistence on a contract, the BDSM felt like a thin veneer rather than anything of substance. 🎧 Voice artiste Joel Leslie is truly superb on the audio, juggling US, UK, and Middle Eastern accents with ease. He did great justice to the poetical writing.
I couldn’t warm to Amani so this dragged for me!
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