Egotistical Player Audiobook By Bella Emy, Hero Club cover art

Egotistical Player

A Hero Club Novel

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Egotistical Player

By: Bella Emy, Hero Club
Narrated by: Desireé Ketchum, Gregory Salinas
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Preston Scott. Self-centered asshole. Self-absorbed prick. The king of supposed one-night stands, and my brother’s best friend. I hate him. I loathe him. I despise him.

I love him. He’s the man of my dreams and everything I know I should stay away from, but, oh, he’s so irresistible. The things he does to me, I can’t keep my mind off of him.

But God, I need to keep my distance, yet I’m so drawn to him. And then in an instant when my world is forever changed, Preston is the only one who I can turn to for comfort. He takes care of me, my mind, my soul, my heart, and my body.

But I know this can never last. It’s not in him to settle down, and he surely won’t with his best friend’s sister.

©2020 Bella Emy and Cocky Hero Club, Inc. (P)2020 Audible, Inc. Contemporary Romance Romance Contemporary Heartfelt
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This is one of my least favorite of the Hero Club group . So much childish, dishonest drama. It’s a reach out and slap them type of drama that made me tempted to stop listening repeatedly. Lots going on but not much substance or connection.

Nope.

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Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!! good overall

very good

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This was not a romance story. It was more drama about dumb heroine and man whore hero. The back and forth was sooo annoying. This is 1 POV but I felt no connection with the main characters. Brother best friend sister was a good idea but bad execution. The heroine was so easy to forgive the hero and take him back. Some people never learn. I know the author was trying to make the heroine a good person. However, I believe in forgiving the person you love. At least make the hero work for it before letting him in. If you have a few hours to waste and there are not good story to listen, by all means, click this one.

Good idea but execution

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The hero of the story is absolutely the epitome of an egotistical player, but there is more to the story that most don't know. Harleigh and Preston have been in love with each other since the day they met, unfortunately, Preston's best friend is Harleigh's big brother. Circumstance after circumstance keep these two apart but ultimately they finally figure things out. The story is good, I just felt like it was a little drawn out more than necessary. Bella Emy wrote a great book.

Great story

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Egotistical Player (A Hero Club Novel) is a brother's best friends romance with deep seated roots. The writing style is organic and mind-blowing. Embodiments of a egotistical player, the male lead character Preston is highly complex with much more than meets the eye. I absolutely adored Harley's character. Her sweet natured personality bursting with love. I found both Harley and Preston's character's compelling and resilient. A passionate romance that spans across time giving it more of a realistic vibe. Heartwrenching moments splashdown throughout the narrative. I absolutely loved this highly addictive and angsty listen. The writing, characters, and plot twists are inescapable and draw you into their world.


Narrators Desireé Ketchum, Gregory Salinas dual performance impeccable. Desireé Ketchum is quickly becoming one of my favourite female narrators. I absolutely love her tone, and could listen to her all day long. She brought Harley's character to reality. Gregory Salinas portrayl of Preston was on point.

Love the naration and the lovestory so much.

A Hero Club Novel

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