🎧Audio Book Review🎧

Obsession
Eden Bradley

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This was such a great first read by this author.

A super quick spicy novella that I completely devoured in one sitting whilst doing some boring chores - and oh my, did that job get a whole load better with this accompanying me.

This is just over 150 pages and there was so much going on here.
When Cole turns up at Janie's studio to take a class, she's surprised to see him again after their divorce seven years ago.

It's instantly clear that they both still have strong feelings for each other and we see them navigate this new situation as Cole tries to win back the love of his life.

I was really surprised by just how quickly I connected with both our main characters.
We get a good insight into the past and it's a heartbreaking story - especially as they clearly belong together.

I loved how this storyline progressed and although a little heavy on the spice, this is well delivered and feels natural within the storyline.
This was really well written and I liked that this was used to show the character development and the trust that was growing between the pair.

I could easily follow both sides of the storyline and it was hard not to take sides, but I really felt for them both and rooted for them to fix the issues they faced.

This was told through dual pov chapters and I love this format which allows us to really delve into the feelings and emotions of each character.

Such a great quick read and I can't wait to see more from this author soon!

Honestly this book is one my surprise reads of the year and I'm so glad it came as an audiobook.

Seriously this book isn't just hot and amazing sex it has this truly lovely story. This is what happens when grief meets need, when memory collides with desire, and when a man with a broken past finally dares to sing again.

The sex scenes were fire and the audiobook was truly truly amazing.

I think there were a tiny pacing issues but that makes sense for such a small book but honestly what came through the most was the relationship between both Janie and Cole.

Because in essence it looks at such a big topic like drug and alcohol issues that I was a bit sceptical but truly it pulled it off. Janie and Cole didn't split up because they didn't love each other. They'd divorced because Cole was too far gone at that point.

Chloe Ryan and Teddy Hamilton did such an amazing job at the narration that I don't have enough words to say just how brilliant they were.

Thank you so much to Pan Macmillian for sending this audiobook for an honest and unbiased review.