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    The Wife Gamble: Salinger: Six Men of Alaska, Book 3
    The Wife Gamble: Salinger: Six Men of Alaska, Book 3
    The Wife Gamble: Salinger: Six Men of Alaska, Book 3
    Audiobook4 hours

    The Wife Gamble: Salinger: Six Men of Alaska, Book 3

    Written by Frankie Love and Chantel Seabrook

    Narrated by Soren Gray and Beth Roeg

    4.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    Continue the journey! 

    The Wife Gamble is book three in a six-book dystopian romance series. The passion is high but the stakes are even higher. Tia and her rugged husbands are in the wilds of Alaska fighting for their lives - and for their love.
    She trusts him with her secrets ... but can she trust him with her heart? In a world where everyone struggles for survival, Tia is no exception. Enemies are on to her, and she won't be able to keep her husbands safe forever. For two of her men, it might already be too late. When Tia's secret is revealed, she has no choice but to trust Salinger with her life. But he has secrets too. Confiding in one another brings them closer than ever but something still stands in their way. Salinger must gamble with the truth in order to save the woman he loves. 
    **The Wife Gamble is book three in a six-book dystopian romance series. One wife, six husbands, a chance to change everything ... if they can only learn to get along in this brave new world.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherInsatiable Press
    Release dateApr 22, 2019
    ISBN9781624616204
    The Wife Gamble: Salinger: Six Men of Alaska, Book 3

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    • 5/5
      Yooooo !!! Let’s talk about deceit to the highest degree. Once you do that then you can name it Tia and give it a dance ? this book has been a roller coaster of shenanigans and I am looking forward to what happens next. ?
    • 4/5
      Book 3 in the Wife Lottery series gets a 4.5 stars from me. I have to say, I thought Salinger would be at the bottom of the list with Huxley in terms of my favorite of the guys, but boy was I wrong. Salinger definitely surprised me and I really did connect with him in this book (and it continued for the rest of the series, he was in my top 3 of the guys ❤️). Not giving too much away, Tia and her men have to go through some tough things in Book 3, some that will grab your heart and twist it a bit, but it all ends up ok in the end!). I was worried my favorite wasn't going to make it or come back super injured, but thank goodness he was found safely, albeit traumatized after his ordeal. I also loved how Salinger became Tia's rock and confidant, what a pleasant surprise. Loved how sweet, caring, and loyal he was, he is a huge asset to this family and a good man for Tia. Banks was a total a-hole in this book, thank goodness he get's his story next so we can learn more about him and hopefully things go better for him and Tia. She will help break down his walls so he can learn to be a human (instead of so robotic). The plot and tension picks up its pace in book 3, great flow. Questions are answered, but more pop up that will be answered in books 4 and 5.

      In terms of the narration, I thought this one was an improvement over book 2. I believed the male performance so much, how he was standing up to his parents, letting some of his walls down with Tia, and his love and devotion to her. Gonna go dive into Banks' story next!