Rebecca Brooke has 3 audiobooks on Listento.it, narrated by 3 narrators, with an average listener rating of 3★ across 2 ratings. The most-rated is Traded.
Traded
Summary
I'm a pawn, a piece of chattel, a toy - used and forgotten. When you're done with me, you can walk away with no regrets. That's how my husband sees me. I try to be the best wife possible for him. After all, he took me on when no one else would. Now - he's in debt and owes more money to the loan shark than we can possibly repay. But, don't worry, he's come up with a solution, it's just not one I was expecting. I've been traded. Content warning: this book contains adult language, sexual situations and situations of emotional abuse. This book is meant for 18+ only.
©2015 Rebecca Brooke (P)2016 Rebecca Brooke Publishing
House Rules
Summary
I stuck my dick in a different woman every night. They lined up, pawing at me. All of them wanting to be part of the bad boy prestige that was Miller Hawes. Then they flipped the river. And she was mine. Sexy, compelling, and the first woman didn't fall at my feet. Why can't I get her out of my head? I need to focus on taking over the family business. Except all my attention is on one thing and one thing only. Tess.
©2016 Rebecca Brooke (P)2017 Rebecca Brooke
Letters Home
Summary
Life is all about the jigsaw, right? Finding the different puzzle pieces to complete your very own picture. A career you love, a house to make a home, a lover to complete you and keep you warm at night. Danielle Renton has a life, and she loves it. A recent law-school graduate, she'd been floored when her boyfriend, Nate Lewis, enlisted during their sophomore year of college. At the time she'd been concerned with what that meant for them as a couple, but in the years that followed they'd learned to adapt to the logistics of an army relationship. But when life throws her a curveball, how will she cope? Can she pick up the pieces to make her picture beautiful again? Or will she realize that sometimes the pieces are too broken to fit back together?
©2014 Rebecca Brooke (P)2015 Rebecca Brooke