Audio Review: Double Occupancy by Elaine Raco Chase

Double Occupancy by Elaine Raco Chase

Description:
All Casey Reynolds wanted was peace and quiet and a long vacation from covering the crime beat in Boston. That's why she agreed to borrowing a villa in Mexico to rest, be alone and work on her novel.

But then he showed up -- Travis Craig. He said he was offered the villa to recover from a serious illness. He had just lost his teaching job and had no money to leave.

She agreed with his plan to share the house -- but on her terms. Soon rest and relaxation were a thing of the past when their double occupancy proved too erotic to control.

My Thoughts: 
This was a fun book. Casey is escaping her life and goes to Mexico to work on her novel. Then Travis shows up. They are instantly attracted to one another, but she has too many insecurities to get involved right away. They become friends, but they find it impossible to stay that way for long. I enjoyed the fun banter, and of course there is lots of steam.
The narration is easy to listen to. There are two narrators and it makes the male and female points of view easy to distinguish. They both have very soothing voices. The music at the beginning of each chapter is a nice touch.

My Rating: ****
Steam Factor: !!!!

My Source: author

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Audio Info:
Author:  Elaine Raco Chase
Title:  Double Occupancy
Narrator:  Destiny Landon and Lee James
Publisher:  Elaine Raco Chase
Abridged or Unabridged:  Unabridged
Length of Production:  5hr 29 min
Year of Publication: 2013

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