The Trouble with You: Rixon Raiders, Book 1 (Unabridged)
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5.0 • 1 Rating
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- $29.99
Publisher Description
From the author of the Wicked Bay series, comes an angsty YA/NA enemies-to-lovers romance. Cocky football players, school rivalry, and the girls who get in their way. Get ready...the Raiders are coming!
Hailee Raine only has to survive one more year. One year of life in her football obsessed town. One year of nauseating school spirit. Just one more year of her cruel step-brother Jason; and his cocky, arrogant, football-playing friends.
She hates them. Especially, Cameron Chase, the guy she thought was different.
Cameron Chase has the world at his feet. He has it all; good looks, talent, and the charm to go with it. He has colleges lined up at the door, all wanting a piece of Rixon Raiders star wide receiver. Until something threatens everything he's ever worked for, and only one person can quiet the war raging inside him. But he's supposed to hate her; his best friend's sister.
She's off-limits. Untouchable. She's trouble with a capital T.
Then Hailee finds herself in the middle of a football prank gone wrong...and suddenly hating each other never felt so good.
The Trouble with You is the first book in The Rixon Raiders series. All books in this series can be listened to as stand-alones!
Customer Reviews
Good story and narration
I don’t normally read YA/NA or bully stories but as LA Cotton os a new author to me I found myself volunteering to listen to this audio book. Having listened to other books by Sarah Puckett and Wen Ross I went into this with an open mind.
Hailee Raine dislikes Cameron Chase with an intensity that most would find overwhelming. All she has to do is survive one more year before she can escape her home town, her step brother Jason and his football playing mates.
Cameron plays for the Rixon Raiders and has colleges lining up to sign him. His best friend Jason is not a nice person, particularly to his step sister Hailee and of course being a best friend Cam is often just as much of a jerk to Hailee too.
I really loved Hailee, she seemed to be the only person who didn’t bow down to the football players in the town. Not only that, but she was brave, fierce and not afraid to stand her ground. She also showed her vulnerability and confusion as she struggled to understand why Jason hated her so much.
An emotional roller coaster of a listen that at times made me angry. I have to say I was so happy that Cameron came through for Hailee in the end.
The narration was great and absolutely enhanced my listening pleasure.