Release Me
The Beckett Brothers, Book 5
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Narrated by:
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CJ Bloom
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Robert Hatchet
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By:
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L A Gallagher
About this listen
What's worse than falling for my best friend's sister?
Falling for his wife....
One deep, stolen conversation at their engagement party, and my heart was ripped from my chest.
Years of craving. Aching. Burning.
I've lost myself in hundreds of women trying to forget her, but every time I close my eyes, it's her face that haunts my darkest fantasies.
Now she's in my club every weekend, her husband's latest betrayal written all over her face.
Watching my best friend destroy the only woman I've ever loved is a special kind of torture.
I'm running out of reasons to keep my distance.
Taking what I want will end in war—but some betrayals are worth the bloodshed–and she’s worth everything.
REBEKKA:
I married the devil's prodigy to save my family's business—but my husband's true talents lie in sabotaging everything he touches—including me.
When he flaunts his latest conquest through his best friend's club, it's the final straw.
I'm done playing the perfect corporate wife.
Done playing by the rules.
Done fighting the heat in Rian Beckett's eyes each time they devour me.
My body aches for his touch, and there’s only so much pain I can take.
It was supposed to be a fling.
But somehow, Rian became my everything.
Which is terrifying because no matter what I do, or where I go...my husband will never release me.
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Ms Gallagher how do you do it? 100% recommend the entire series.
The audiobook is the cherry on top: CJ Bloom and Robert Hatchet brought this story to life. The drama, chemistry and love .. chefs 💋
A Must Listen!!
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This is a forbidden, best friend’s wife romance and it delivers every ounce of angst, tension and emotional turmoil that trope promises.
Rebekka De Courcy is polished, poised and powerful on the outside and composed in every public setting but behind closed doors, her marriage is cold, transactional and painfully lonely. My heart broke for her more times than I can count. She’s not weak. She’s not naïve. She’s trapped and watching her slowly start to want more for herself was incredibly compelling.
And then there’s Rian Beckett. Oh Rian!
Irish bar owner. Charismatic flirt and the ultimate “life of the party” but beneath that easy grin is a man absolutely wrecked by his feelings for the one woman he can never have… his best friend’s wife. The tension between Rian and Rebekka is electric from the very first encounter and it never lets up. Every glance, every accidental touch, every quiet moment in a crowded room had me holding my breath willing them together.
What I loved most is that this isn’t just about lust (though the chemistry is off the charts type we all crave). It’s about loyalty, guilt, longing and emotional restraint. Rian’s internal battle of loving her while trying to remain a loyal friend adds so much depth. And Rebekka’s struggle between duty and desire? Completely heartbreaking.
Now I have to talk about the audiobook because WOW. There’s something about hearing Rian and Rebekka’s voices together in real time that made their connection feel so much more intense. I didn’t just understand their attraction but I felt it. The tension, the restraint, the moments where their voices softened or showed their effect on each other? It gave me chills.
The narrators brought something extra to this story. They didn’t just read it and instead. they embodied Rian and Rebekka. Rian’s voice (Robert Hatchet) carried that confident Irish charm layered with vulnerability when it mattered most. And Rebekka’s narration (CJ Bloom) captured her composure, her quiet desperation and those moments where her guard cracks just enough to let us see the real her. The emotional beats hit harder because of the performance. Certain scenes, especially the quieter, tension heavy ones felt even more intimate in audio.
The pacing was honestly perfect. I found myself listening every single chance I got (in the car, while doing housework, even sitting on my driveway just to finish a chapter). I didn’t want to pause it. It wasn’t just a story being told to me, it felt like I was right there with them.
This book pulled me in and didn’t let go. As a completely unapologetic Beckett Brothers fan, getting Rian’s story felt like a reward. I’ve watched him be the charming, reckless, flirtatious “Baby Beckett” but Release Me shows the man underneath the swagger. The loyalty. The restraint. The way he loves once and never halfway. Seeing him fall slowly, helplessly, devastatingly for Rebekka absolutely wrecked me in the best way. No one does intense, protective, Irish alpha quite like a Beckett, and Rian might just be my favourite yet (don’t tell the others 👀).
This one hits different. The angst is sharper. The longing is deeper. The stakes are higher. Watching a Beckett fall for the one woman he shouldn’t want adds a whole new layer of emotional torture, and I ate up every single second of it. If you’re already obsessed with the Becketts like I am, this book will own you.
My heart.. just beautiful
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The performances of CJ Bloom and Robert Hatchet in their respective roles truly enhanced the storytelling experience. CJ’s portrayal of Rebekka was nuanced, capturing the delicate balance between vulnerability and resilience, which allowed audiences to feel every emotional upheaval more profoundly. Meanwhile, Robert’s depiction of Rian was equally compelling, with a masterful blend of intensity and yearning that communicated a fierce protectiveness. His ability to convey a palpable sense of devotion with just his voice added an extra layer of depth to the character. Together, their dynamic brought the narrative to life, creating an immersive experience that captivated listeners and kept them engaged from start to finish.
The story Rian and Rebekka deserve, outstanding!
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