Drumline
Author: Stacy Kestwick
Narrators: Stephen Dexter, Tracy Marks
Length: 9 hours 5 minutes
Publisher: Stacy Kestwick
Released: Dec. 4, 2017
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Traditions are important. Especially in the South. College football. Rivalries. Tailgating. Halftime shows. Some things just don’t change. Until Reese Holland shows up with her long legs and no-bullshit attitude to audition for the prestigious all-male Rodner University snare line. It doesn’t matter how much hazing she has to endure from Laird Bronson, with his narrowed green eyes and arrogant smirk. She wants that damn spot, and she’s more than good enough to earn it. She expects there to be tension. Even friction. But not sparks hot enough to burn the entire campus down.
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Stephen Dexter always wanted to be an audiobook narrator. As someone who never liked the whole "reading silently" thing, and has had a lifelong penchant for performing and flair for the dramatic, it was inevitable that he would be doing this for a living. With dozens of titles to his credit, a majority of them steamy romance novels, he has had the pleasure of voicing characters from the Great Plains of Texas, the bayous of Louisiana, the streets of South Boston, the dungeons of a vampire's castle, the deserts of Mars, and everything in between. It has been an honor to bring such amazing stories by Penny Reid (Marriage Of Inconvenience), Krista & Becca Ritchie (Hothouse Flower), Lex Martin (Shameless), Mia Sheridan (Kyland), and so many more incredibly talented authors, to life. Be sure to check him out on social media, Audible.com, ACX.com, and at www.stephendexter.com. SAG-AFTRA/AEA. Happy listening!
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Oh my goodness, where was drumline captain Laird when I marched in the band? Back in the late 80s/early 90s, Drill Team was still all the rage in the south, but I don't recall any Lairds on our drumline. The members of the drumline were good friends of us short girls that stood next to them in formation on the field, and they even made hilarious shirts for us to wear, but none of them made my heart do what it did when I met Laird. Holy hotness. And Reese was so bad-ass! I absolutely adored her and the chemistry between these two was intense. I definitely need more Smith- was a perfect bestie! There was plenty of witty banter and hilarity mixed in to counterbalance the seriousness of several subjects. I found Drumline hard to put down, and I'll be checking out Stacy Kestwick's backlist because I just may have found a new favorite author.
I thought both narrators were fabulous. I listen to a few audiobooks a week, and this Drumline is one I will definitely listen to again. I thought Stephen Dexter did a great southern accent, and loved how Tracy Marks portrayed Reese. I read the book before listening to the audiobook, as I often do, and loved this book both as written work as well as in audio form.
I received this audiobook as part of my participation in a blog tour with Audiobookworm Promotions. The tour is being sponsored by Stacy Kestwick. The gifting of this audiobook did not affect my opinion of it.
With Stacy Kestwick
- Waffle fries or curly fries? Waffle fries, so you can really load up the condiments. Honey mustard is better than ketchup.
- GIF with a hard g or soft g? Hard, because some things are better hard. ;-)
- Fantasy or science-fiction? Science fiction. I’m a geek at heart.
- Superman or Batman? Well, there are some great Batman jokes in Drumline, but I personally like the idea of the guy-you-don’t-expect being the hero.
- Text message or call? Text! Unless it’s my mom, then calling is easier.
- Pancakes or waffles? Waffles! Even better? Cinnamon-roll waffles - just smoosh refrigerated cinnamon dough in the waffle maker, then top with the frosting.
- Doctor Who or the Walking Dead? Walking Dead - I’m a Georgia girl!
- TV Shows or movies? I rarely have time for either anymore, but I’ll go with TV shows. The twisted plotlines drag me in and the mini cliffhangers every week are a lesson in themselves in great writing.
- Facebook or Twitter? Facebook. I talk too much to limit myself to a certain number of characters.
- Alice in Wonderland or Robinson Crusoe? Alice. It just seems so trippy.
- Being too warm or too cold? I’m always cold. Give me too warm anyday just for a change.
- Netflix or Hulu? Hulu, so I can watch my favorite shows without commercials. I’m still mourning the cancellation of Pitch with Mark Paul Gosselar.
- Work Hard or Play Hard? Both. Also nap hard.
- Passenger or Driver? Passenger. So I can nap. Unless the driver is the only one who gets to control the radio. Then I want to drive.
- Amusement Park or Day at the Beach? Beach. Nothing beats laying in a hammock on a dock with a great book and a cold fruity drink. And napping in the sun. (Do you sense a theme yet?)
- Honesty or Other’s Feelings? Lord, I suck at tact, so I probably lean a little too far toward honesty.
- Movie at Home or Movie at the Theater? Depends what it is. Some movies are just better on the big screen. But at home, you don’t have to wear pants. Or a bra.
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