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    Driving Her Crazy: Crazy Love, Book 1
    Driving Her Crazy: Crazy Love, Book 1
    Driving Her Crazy: Crazy Love, Book 1
    Audiobook6 hours

    Driving Her Crazy: Crazy Love, Book 1

    Written by Kira Archer

    Narrated by Kimberly M. Wetherell

    3.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    Cher Debusshere hates being the black sheep of her posh, well-to-do family almost as much as she hates driving which is exactly what she's forced to do when her flight home for her perfect sister's wedding is grounded. Fan-freakin'-tastic. Then a hot guy offers to share both the car rental and the driving duties...only to drive her crazy by assuming she's just some spoiled little rich girl.

    Mechanic Nathaniel ""Oz"" Oserkowski is about as blue-collar as they come. There's never been a time he hasn't worked his ass off, and he's determined to prove it to the gorgeous princess in the passenger seat. As the miles pass, they bait and needle each other...until their lust and longing gets so hot it nearly overheats the engine.

    They have nothing in common. Hell, they can barely stand each other. But sometimes it takes a journey to change the destination...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSpotify Audiobooks
    Release dateAug 10, 2021
    ISBN9781664990449
    Driving Her Crazy: Crazy Love, Book 1

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      Needs duo narrators. DNF