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By: Piper Scott
Narrated by: Michael Dean
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Summary

Above a kingdom of kink rules an alpha who’s fought for his family since the beginning.

Sterling Holt, owner of kink club The Shepherd, has given all he has to keep his family together. But after years of hard work raising his much-younger sister, his nest is empty - and so is his heart.

Beneath the weight of his own guilt aches an omega who can’t see salvation.

Proud, cocky, and outspoken, on the surface it looks like Adrian Lowe has it all - but beneath his prickly facade lurks something darker. Something painful. Something he can only escape during weekends at The Shepherd.

He will never forgive himself for what he’s lost.

But the lost can be found again.

When one night of scorchingly intense passion binds two lonely souls together, Adrian and Sterling will either have to sever ties and give in to their loneliness, or admit that what they’ve found in each other is worth staying for.

Stay is a BDSM-flavored audiobook set following the events of Obey and Beg. With this much snark, power play, and pain/pleasure, it can be listened to as a standalone, but it’s best served as a sequel.

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This is my favourite book of of the series so far. When we first met Adrian in Obey and Beg he was a toughly dislikable young man, but in Stay we get to know his painful story, the guilt he feels around the disappearance of his younger brother Gabriel, the scars he carries due to the mental and emotional abuse at the hands of his family, in particular his mother, who blames him for his brothers disappearance.
Then Sterling comes into his life, the enigmatic owner of The Shepherd and slowly Adrian’s walls begin to crumble.
I love the sexual dynamic between Adrian and Sterling, it is HOT 🔥 and the developing relationship is just what they both need.

Another winner from Piper Scott!

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I really enjoyed this audiobook.
A great story with great characters taken to the next level with Michael’s narration.
I am looking forward to listening to more audiobooks from Piper and Michael.

Really great

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This is a great continuation of the series.
Adrian appears in the previous book and it’s in this story that we come to understand him better. I love the multifaceted way Piper Scott writes her characters. It would be easy to just see the surface presented by Adrian and Stirling. With Piper Scott’s writing and Michael Pauley’s excellent narration we get to understand what drives them and how lost both of them are. Together they are hot and each gives the other what they didn’t realise they needed.
Michael Pauley portrays them so well. He gives the emotional journey we go on real depth and is a joy to listen to.
I am looking forward to listening to Gabriel’s story.

Fantastic emotional journey

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I love these books by Piper Scott and I love Michael Pauley. He does an excellent job of bringing the guys to life from the prickly Adrian and the stern but patient Stirling. Also introducing the confused Omega Gabriel, Adrian's younger brother.

Finding family and home

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I love this book and I love Adrian and Sterling. The Narrator did an incredible job with the narration.

love this book!

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