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    Blind Attraction
    Blind Attraction
    Blind Attraction
    Audiobook7 hours

    Blind Attraction

    Written by Eden Summers

    Narrated by D. C. Cole and Tracy Marks

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    About this audiobook

    Through a crowd of thousands, he saw no one but her.


    Nobody does sheltered quite like Alana.

    Raised on a secluded retreat for women, she knows a lot about emotional upheaval and very little about men.


    Which makes things awkward when she turns up to her first rock concert and the lead guitarist is peering down at her as if he's going to devour her for the encore performance.


    Accepting his invitation to meet after the show is crazy. Agreeing to share a drink with him is entirely out of her comfort zone. Problem is, he still wants more.


    From bestselling author, Eden Summers, comes a seductively sexy STANDALONE destined to make your heart race.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEden Summers
    Release dateOct 17, 2016
    ISBN9781925512236
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    • 3/5
      There were a lot of gaps in the sound playback :(
    • 3/5
      RECKLESS BEAT SERIES
      1.Blind attraction 2.passionate addiction 3.undesired lust 4.sultry groove 5.undeniable temptation 6.reckless rendezvous
    • 1/5
      The story line took a different take on a rockstar romance when the heroine becomes momentarily blind after an accident backstage and the rockstar hero becomes the dotting, protective love interest.

      I really wanted to love Blind Attraction but everything just seemed forced and unnatural in the characters interactions. There wasn't many interactions where the hero wasn't actually tryjng to have a normally conversation with the heroine, he was only talking about getting into the heroines pants. At this point they'd only known each other a couple of hours but they "felt like they already knew each other" and getting into a vulnerable blind woman's pants should not be high on his list.

      The events that started to occur came across random and forced. There were just too many things that were starting to irritate me and I couldn't enjoy the story anymore without picking up on them.