Lust Hate Love

About This Audiobook

Lust Hate Love thrives on friction—the kind that sparks not just in the bedroom, but in boardrooms, backstage bickering, and the quiet, loaded silences between two men who want to hate each other but can’t stop looking. Killian Michaels is the definition of rockstar excess: confident, impulsive, and used to winning with a smirk. But Levi Walker, the sharply dressed, no-nonsense manager hired to keep Fallen Angel from imploding, isn’t impressed. Their clash of wills begins with a kiss that ignites both desire and defiance, setting off a slow-burn dynamic where control is the real currency. Ella Frank strips away the typical rock romance glitter to focus on power, vulnerability, and the ache of mutual resistance.

Narrator Charlie David amplifies the tension with a performance that’s as controlled as it is sensual. He gives Killian a lazy, honeyed drawl that cracks under pressure, while Levi’s voice stays clipped and cool—until it doesn’t. The audiobook’s strength lies in these vocal contrasts, making the emotional pivots feel earned. With crisp production and intimate delivery, David pulls listeners into the hush before the storm, turning charged glances into audible electricity. This isn’t just a romance set in the music world—it’s a character study dressed in leather and defiance.