More of everything from the chase to the dialogue to hot & sexy times but sadly this book just did not deliver the promise. The concept behind this book was exciting.

Yes, she can narrate a book but i would recommend she try some other genre, this is not it. As far as Lauren Rowe's performance, I would really REALLY suggest she does not narrate. To me his narration of Jonas made him come across as such a tool I could not stand him. I saw all the high reviews of John Lane's performance but nope I completely disagree. Next, let me point out the narration was just so lacking. Let me point this small part out: Chapter 15 (approximately 14 mins 20sec until the end of the chapter)- This part is narrated by Lauren 'When he sees my eyes go heavy with desire, he smiles at me.' 'I think I missed the word desire' 'When he sees my eyes go heavy with desire, he smiles at me.' At first I thought I missed something, so i jumped back 30 seconds and sure enough Lauren's commentary is loud and clear! Someone definitely didn't do their job well on this particular day. I feel like I should go into a rant about all the wrong things with this book but that will take forever.

In The Club, what starts out as an innocent exploration of attraction between two strangers quickly spirals into a steamy story of unbridled passion, obsession, heartbreak, and, ultimately, redemption. What’s her name? What does she look like? Finding her is my top priority. Her message was so alluring, so irresistible, I’ve been spiraling into a full-blown obsession ever since I got it. Jonas: I was shocked to get my intake agent’s email-I’d attached that note to my application on a whim, never expecting a reply from an actual person, let alone a reply as mind-blowing as that. I knew my confession would be like dangling an irresistible carrot in front of his nose-but never in a million years did I think he’d actually hunt me down. I’m an idiot to risk losing my job, but I couldn't resist contacting him. Sarah: When I read Jonas Faraday’s brutally honest personal message on his application to The Club, I practically climaxed at my desk. When playboy businessman Jonas Faraday receives a private note from the anonymous intake agent assigned to process his online application to an exclusive club, he becomes obsessed with finding her and giving her the satisfaction she claims has always eluded her, in order to fulfill his own desperate need for redemption.

The club by lauren rowe