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pattyfgd's review against another edition
5.0
Reveal Me
The Steele Brothers, Book 5
By: Jennifer Probst
Narrated by: Matthew Williamson
I love Jennifer Probst and her versatility! She can go from romantic comedy, to contemporary romance to this series of steamy bdsm and keep me captivated in each one! This is book 5 of the Steele series and we meet cousin Leo. He is looking for his last night of play before moving to Vegas. When Scarlett enters the room, the chemistry is off the charts! She is new to the scene, looking for a validity she is hoping to find. Now both in Vegas at Fanta C, will they find their new happily ever after? I love the Steeles,and Leo is top on my list. While definitely feeling that dom in him, he has a warm heart that is impossible not to love. Scarlett grows through this short story, and I love how she is able to work through her issues. It's a quick listen, but packed with so much! These two are meant to be and it's wonderful to take their journey with them.
Matthew Williamson is a great story teller. I enjoy his narrations. He brings out the alpha in Leo and the vulnerability in Scarlett. He is perfect for this listen.
The Steele Brothers, Book 5
By: Jennifer Probst
Narrated by: Matthew Williamson
I love Jennifer Probst and her versatility! She can go from romantic comedy, to contemporary romance to this series of steamy bdsm and keep me captivated in each one! This is book 5 of the Steele series and we meet cousin Leo. He is looking for his last night of play before moving to Vegas. When Scarlett enters the room, the chemistry is off the charts! She is new to the scene, looking for a validity she is hoping to find. Now both in Vegas at Fanta C, will they find their new happily ever after? I love the Steeles,and Leo is top on my list. While definitely feeling that dom in him, he has a warm heart that is impossible not to love. Scarlett grows through this short story, and I love how she is able to work through her issues. It's a quick listen, but packed with so much! These two are meant to be and it's wonderful to take their journey with them.
Matthew Williamson is a great story teller. I enjoy his narrations. He brings out the alpha in Leo and the vulnerability in Scarlett. He is perfect for this listen.
bookishnicole's review
2.0
The sex was better in this one then previous. Some spelling errors and the lack of communication was annoying. Like leaving in the morning was pretty childish, but for erotica I guess the series checked all the boxes even if they felt lackluster
kara_hildebrand's review
5.0
Reveal Me is the fifth book in the Steele Brothers series. I love this series by Jennifer Probst. It's different than her other books and I love her versatility as a writer. Leo is Rick, Rome, Raf and Rem's cousin and he's a Dom. He meets Scarlett at a masquerade ball in Baltimore. He's instantly attracted to her and after their night together he wants to see her again, but she's gone in the morning. He can't stop thinking about her and now that he's in Vegas his cousins tell him about FANTA-C. Guess who's he matched with? He's not going to let her go again no matter what. I loved this story. Leo and Scarlett are so hot together! There's more than just Dom/sub also. There's vulnerability and sweetness. It was short on pages, but not short on story.
"You're all mine, Scarlett Rose. And I'm never going to let you forget it."
"You're all mine, Scarlett Rose. And I'm never going to let you forget it."
mommasaystoread's review
5.0
Leo may not be a Steele Brother, but he is related and apparently, hotness is in the bloodline. He and Scarlett have great chemistry right from the start, and I love how Jennifer Probst gives us a kind of hybrid instalove with these books - it is instant, but it still takes them some time to get to that happy ever after conclusion. Like the rest of the series, Matthew Williamson lends his sexy voice to the book for a pairing that is pretty darn perfect in my opinion. This one is also a crossover with Laura Kaye, and after reading a bit about Blasphemy here, my interest is piqued. All in all, Jennifer Probst gives us another thoroughly entertaining, sexy romance in The Steele Brothers Series and Matthew Williamson breathes it to life with his oh, so hot narration. Plus, we get a peek at Laura Kaye's intriguing world as an added bonus.
mlcarl's review against another edition
I’ll admit, thematically, this book was not my cup of tea at all. But considering it only took me about an hour start to finish to read it, I finished the book and I’m glad I did. Because even if I didn’t really enjoy the subject matter, I can absolutely respect that Probst can seriously write. The book, while too steamy for my personal preferences, was still really tastefully and well written, especially for something that I felt fell more under the umbrella of erotica rather than romance. Probst also did an amazing job of making you feel a real and deep connection between the two main characters, especially for a novella that was so short.
sgarrett27's review against another edition
4.0
This was a short and very sexy novella.
I love the Steele series and this one was just as hot as the others were.
Even though it was short it still packed one big punch with the scenes and the emotion that pulls you in to know more.
I wish there was more but still really enjoyed it.
I love the Steele series and this one was just as hot as the others were.
Even though it was short it still packed one big punch with the scenes and the emotion that pulls you in to know more.
I wish there was more but still really enjoyed it.
alwaysbereadin's review against another edition
4.0
4.25 Stars I'll tell you what I loved most about this quick but spicy BDSM novella set in the Steele Brothers world with a crossover to a series I haven't read yet, the narration by Matthew Williamson. It was SMOKING HOT. It had everything I wanted from it. Steam, angst and longing, all contained in this little 2 hour audiobook. WOW. I volunteered to review an ALC of this. All opinions are my own.
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