Chris is not the only man in her life (no worries–no love triangle!). I think it’s what makes it hard for Sara to fully lend her trust to him, making her a little testy at times. I guess I’m saying he’s a hard character to decipher. Chris could be a little intense, making it hard to see the good in him, but he wasn’t a complete asshole either. On one hand they were everything each other needed, but on the other hand it was all a big control competition. Although I both liked and disliked their relationship, which is odd, I know. Chemistry between these two is insurmountable. I did find the plot was slow moving, concentrating more on Sara’s flourishing relationship with Chris. This was a romance through and through, and thus a little out of my comfort zone as adult romances are not something I read very often at all. She was great at bringing the character’s voice to life, though. It was no different than reading the words off the pages, really. She didn’t reenact the sexy scenes with awkward moaning or anything of the sort.

Being an audiobook had me especially concerned, I mean, there were ways this could have been a complete disaster with a lot of giggling on my part and embarrassment for the narrator’s sake, but there was none of that. In the end I’m glad I tried it it was a pretty good book and the narrator was fantastic. Just the burn for more.Īs my first Adult Romance novel on audiobook I was a little unsure of what to expect. But with the promise of her dark needs being met by a man with confident good looks and a desire for control, she’s not sure anything else matters. Finding herself drawn to two dangerously sexy men, the manager of the gallery and a famed artist, Sara realizes she’s going down the same path Rebecca took.

Soon she’s working at the art gallery Rebecca worked at and meeting Rebecca’s friends. Certain something sinister has happened, Sara sets out to discover the facts, immersing herself in Rebecca’s life. Unable to stop reading, she vicariously lives out dark fantasies through Rebecca, the writer-until the terrifying final entry. When Sara McMillan finds a stack of journals in a storage unit, she’s shocked and enthralled by the life the writer led. Published by Simon & Schuster Audio on March 12th 2013 This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review. I received this book for free from Simon & Schuster Audio in exchange for an honest review. Tuesday, JReview: If I Were You by Lisa Renee Jones Posted by Giselle