It was impossible to see the seams between Blakely and Valente’s writing, I presume they wrote oppositive POVs but they fit together so well, it couldn’t be detected. I’d like to see her try some brand new voices that lead her characters into a place of freshness. The narrators are good, there’s no denying that but I have to say I’m ready for Lauren Blakely to diversify more with her narrators because it gives a sense of sameness to the books which I think does her an injustice. The tempo felt more static and the culmination a bit lacking for my taste. How these two navigated their arrangement was good listening and didn’t rush ahead, however it lost a bit of shine as it moved into the latter part of the audio. Their shared business brought another interesting aspect. The audio started incredibly well with the friendship between CJ and Graham shining strongly. Not a new trope but I liked how this was initially set up. CJ asks her brother’s best friend, Graham for help with her lack of bedroom experience. I really liked the premise for THE V CARD, with a friends to lovers context. The trouble is I don’t have the answer key to what to do when I fall hard for her.Īnd that throws a whole new hitch in my plans. And turns out I’m learning something, too. There's no way I'll fall for her, even though she’s earning top grades in every single sinfully sexy lesson.

Seven nights to teach her everything I know in the bedroom. But then I learn there's another big stake she wants.

What do I do when the board throws me for an unexpected loop so I can keep my business in my hands? I enlist the help of my best friend's little sister, since she holds a big stake in the company. As the CEO of a fast-growing company, I've been enjoying both to the fullest. As long as I keep my eyes on the prize, there’s no way this pluck-the-flower project could possibly complicate matters. Graham Campbell is charming, smart, and, I’m told, oh-so-skilled in the sack. Good thing I know just the man for the deflowering job - my brother’s business partner and best friend. And yet I'm still a card-carrying member of a club I don't want to belong to anymore. When you think about how easy it is to lose keys, phones, sunglasses and your dignity on social media, you might figure it'd be a cinch for me to ditch my V Card.Īt 25, I run a successful business, live in a fantastic apartment, and have fabulous friends to go out with any night of the week.

A brand-new sinfully sexy stand-alone romantic comedy from best-selling authors Lauren Blakely and Lili Valente!

The v card by lauren blakely