Treasure Me, Trust Me

One Night With Sole Regret Anthology Series, Book 5

By: Olivia Cunning

Narrated by: Justine O. Keef

Length: 14 hrs and 56 mins

Publisher's summary

"Treasure Me":

Just after Sole Regret's soulful guitarist Kellen Jamison traded his five years of abstinence for a good time with a beautiful classical composer, his past comes back to haunt him once again. Unsure if he'll ever really move on, especially with his departed fiancée's pregnant doppelganger hanging all over his best friend, Kellen must decide who he treasures most - his talented new lover, the woman he swore to love beyond death, or someone he never expected to want.

"Trust Me":

Gabe "Force" Banner's once charmed life is in shambles. The only career he knows and wants is to be the drummer of Sole Regret, so he will try anything to get his band back together. But how can he fix this mess when his bandmates aren't even speaking to each other? It seems everyone in Gabe's life is trying to push him forward to find a different career, an alternate path, a new life, but he is more than satisfied with his current gig.

The only thing he wants to add to his fortuitous existence is his one, his Melanie. But how can he offer his perfect woman a stable future if he doesn't know what tomorrow will bring?

Contains mature themes.

©2017 Olivia Cunning (P)2018 Tantor

love love love it

I really enjoyed reading this author.  I look forward to reading more books by this author in the near future.

Love the series, except...

Books #10 and #11 in a series.

I recommend this series to fans of the rock star romance genre and erotica fans. The stories have depth, there is a large cast of well-developed characters, and the emotions feel real.

One major concern, though. As of mid-2018, there are 11 books released, with 4 more promised but not yet released, according to internet research. The books in the series are all part of the same overarching story, so each end in a sort of cliffhanger. Each book is tightly woven with each other, so you read the same event from different perspectives. On the positive side, this allows you to get much deeper into the characters than most romances, but on the negative side, you have to be really, really dedicated to stick with a series for over 70 hours of audio without an ending (and with a lot of repetition).

Will you ever record the ending?

Great series but you end on a cliffhanger. You might not want to start if you like to know how it ends.

What happens next????

You can’t just leave us hanging! What about Kellan and Owen? And Jacob and Amanda? We need another book. And btw, you got the colors of the dogs in Trust backwards from the first part.

I love this- but when does it end?

I'm thoroughly entertained by the characters as always, but if there is any story that needs a time jump- it's this one. When you think about the fact that less than 6 months has passed in the story, it's hard to believe that it has taken 70 listening hours and 5 years to get there. Well not 5 years since I discovered the series personally, but by release date. Still... it's difficult to stay invested in the story over that much time, but I will do my best!

I Love This Series of Books

I love this series of books. I noticed that the whole series is not on audible and I can't wait until the whole series is available. I wish there was a way to be notified.

cliffhangers, disappointed series is not finished

this is part of a long series and everyone ends with a cliffhanger which would be okay if the series was complete. the last book came out in 2019, so I don't expect we'll ever get the rest. the writing is good, but very disappointed.

To over the top

I simply hate Melani and Nikki and most of the book it is just so over-the-top is just ridiculous

Treasure Me, Trust Me

Ok soooo overall the book was ok, it picks up with each of the band members and I don’t mind that but I am just not a fan of the dramalama like I once did.
I did like Gabe and Melanie but her friend Niki isn’t my favorite I do like that she feels the kinship with Adam.
I don’t know I guess I wanted to see Shade smarten up with Amanda near the end of this one.
We will see if and when the audio for the next two books come out.
The narration was the best part of this book.

Olivia Cunning

Story concepts were ok but I do not care for her writing style. There are too many cliffhangers and unanswered questions. Individual stories drag on across the multitude of books in this series. I don't plan to ever start another series by this author.