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Crossing the Line

By: J.J. Arias
Narrated by: Abby Craden
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It was supposed to be a one-night stand... fate had other plans.

Newly appointed judge Jordan Blake is done with romance. But on a rare night out, she becomes captivated by Sierra, a woman half her age. Unable to resist her charms, the usually cautious Jordan gives in to a reckless night of passion.

Law student Sierra Fuentes doesn't expect to see Jordan again. Pleasantly surprised when she ends up her intern, Sierra sees an opportunity to continue their steamy affair. If only Jordan would stop caring about the rules.

With Sierra in her chambers, Jordan vows to keep their relationship strictly professional... even if she can't stop thinking about that night. Forced together, the women struggle to keep their desires and burgeoning feelings under control.

With her heart and career on the line, will Jordan risk it all for a chance at love, or will her fears keep her from leaping head-first into her happily ever after?

Find out whether love and lust are worth the consequences in this addictively steamy, age-gap, workplace romance.

©2022 JJ Arias (P)2024 Podium Audio Contemporary Literature & Fiction Romance
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The writing is good, the performance is great - But the two protagonists, who are supposedly brilliant, are acting like utter idiots. It starts with both having unprotected "adult funtime" with a total stranger (seriously?), proceeded by Sierra (the younger woman) acting like a selfish, immature teenager - endangering the life's work of the woman she supposedly adores over and over, and being willfully ignorant of the law (which she's supposedly studying with passion and dedication). That's not romantic or sexy but disappointing and sad. I spent more time hoping they Wouldn't hook up, than that they would.

Supposedly smart female protagonists, acting incredibly dumb. Great performance though.

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