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Singled Out
- A Forbidden Love Small Town Romance (Single Dads of Dragonfly Lake, Book 1)
- Narrated by: Erin Mallon, Sebastian York
- Length: 7 hrs and 27 mins
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Summary
Sometimes love singles you out when you least expect it—or want it
Harper
Commitment was never my thing. But I've been directionless for far too long. It's time to take on some responsibilities and get my life together. Bidding on my best friend's brother at a bachelor auction didn't help me with that. Neither did having a hot, secret fling with him. Too bad that didn't stop me. Because now I'm in way over my head. And I'm afraid I might not be ready for the biggest commitment of all. Love
Max
I've got more commitments than I can handle. I became a single dad overnight. Between that and my coaching job, I don't have time for romance. Especially not with her. Harper's not only my little sister's friend, she's also my boss's daughter. There are a million reasons why we shouldn't be together. And I can't seem to remember any of them when she's in my arms
Singled Out, book 1 in the Single Dads of Dragonfly Lake series, is an emotional, sexy, opposites attract, small town contemporary romance. Download today and get ready to fall for Harper, Max, and Dragonfly Lake.
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- JoJo
- 01-06-24
Max & Harper
Sebastian York as Max delivered an amazing accidental single dad trying to juggle new parenthood, two jobs and falling in love, unexpectedly. Erin Mallon voices Harper, a young woman is her early 30s still looking for direction and sense of achievement in life. Harper is a little wild but Max makes her see the world in a different perspective.
Loved the banter and friendships in the book and hearing little bits about previous couples.
This start of the series promises great things ahead and I’m so here for it.
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- Erin
- 01-06-24
Chemistry
I really enjoyed this story. It was full of family, love, & friendship. I think the chemistry between Max & Harper was instant. Their connection grew & took them both a bit by surprise. I love Max’s passion for keeping Danny safe and putting him first. He was such a good dad, and watching him struggle with being a single parent was real!
The passion and chemistry between Max & Harper was great, they were so different and so good for each other.
I am looking forward to reading the next Dragonfly Lake story
Sebastian York and Erin Mallon are 2 of my favorite narrators and they both did such an amazing job with this story.
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- Jocelyne
- 10-06-24
Emotional, fun, and engaging!
This is the first book in the Single Dads of Dragonfly Lake Series, a Small Town Romance. Harper and Max's story is beautifully written, emotional, fun, and engaging, filled with little angst, drama, small town gossip, and push and pull. They are both interesting characters, and they are perfect together. Max's son is adorable. I liked the family ties in the story. This is a great single dad, best friend’s brother, and age-gap romance. Sebastian York and Erin Mallon did an excellent job bringing this story to life. I enjoyed it.
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- Crystal
- 01-06-24
Great audio!
Audiobook review: Narrated by Sebastian York and Erin Mallon
4 stars for story / 5 stars for performance
This has the feel of a light forbidden romance in that Harper is Max's boss' daughter. I do love the will they / won't they feel of a friends-with-benefits romance. It's always fun while reading to anticipate who will fall first. I did love that both main characters were pretty firm in their desires to avoid a commitment until one of them wasn't. I also really liked the friends and family group in this series starter. The single dads aspect is wonderful, and I love reading about so many men willing to put their kids first. I can't wait to continue with this series.
The audio aspect was great. I will sing the praises of Erin Mallon every time I listen to her. She is a master at this craft and it's so enjoyable to listen to her voice not only her main character, but also the male counterpart and any side characters as well. Sebastian York is always a favorite of mine. I could listen to him talk for hours, which is a great thing when starting an audiobook.
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- Emily the Story Seeker
- 07-06-24
Small town goodness
Narration style: dual
🎤: 4.5
🌶️: 2
Tropes:
💜 Single dad
💜 Small town romance
💜 Age gap
💜 Boss’s daughter
💜 Bachelor auction
💜 Grief/loss (off page)
I think my favourite part of this book was that it wasn’t an insta-love. Our FMC Harper is anti-commitment, and the MMC Max is all about raising his son.
The story is well-written with great character development. There's just the right amount of spice and angst to keep you hooked.
The narrators knocked it out of the park again. Neither are new to me, in fact both are favourites of mine so I went into this knowing that the quality of acting was going to be really high - and I wasn’t disappointed!
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- Cahdii
- 10-06-24
Cozy summer read
This is a nice, cozy, summer read. I love a single dad, small town romance, and this gave me the warm, fuzzy feelings I was expecting. This is the first book I’ve read by Amy Knupp and I enjoyed her writing.
I loved the cozy feel of this book. The lakeside setting just added to the charm of the story. I love small town romances because of the strong community that always surrounds the main characters, and this book delivers on that. I loved the strong female friendships in this book and the supportive side characters. I liked that this wasn’t your typical single dad story, in the Max’s son isn’t biologically his, so he doesn’t have the emotional wounds of divorce, or a break up or spousal loss to overcome. His challenges are different and it was refreshing to read. It was so heartwarming to see how much he loves his son and how he takes parenting seriously, despite the unexpected nature of his becoming Daniel’s dad.
Considering that both Harper and Max were averse to commitment, but for completely different reasons, it was interesting to see their relationship grow from friends-to-benefits to real feelings and how they battled with their reasons for wanting to avoid commitment. I really liked them as a couple. I think they were exactly what the other person needed. Harper brought out Max’s playful side and showed him that it’s alright to let loose sometimes. Max gave Harper the confidence and support to follow her dreams.
I really enjoyed the narration of this book. It was performed in dual style by Sebastian York and Erin Mallon. This was the first book I’d heard by Sebastian York and I enjoyed his performance. Erin Mallon has become one of my favourite narrators of late and she didn’t disappoint. One of my favourite things about her narration is how she nails the male voices every time. Both narrators really embodied the personalities of the characters they were portraying, including the side characters, which really brought the story to life.
*I received an advanced copy from Homecooked books and this is my honest review
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- PATRICIA
- 01-06-24
Now this is a fun feel good listen
Now this is a fun feel good listen! I love a good single dad romance, but throw in small town feel with age gap and I am sold! Amy Knupp writes a story of finding your person and it's fabulous. Harper never wanted to settle down. She has other things in her life to do. So bidding on her best friend's brother at a charity auction should just be fun, right? She has always been friendly with Max, so one date should not be too strange. When the too click, almost too well, the fun really begins. Romantic nights, fun times with Max's son, and passion galore, these two are enjoying a friends with benefits situation. That's the deal. No feelings. There is too much at stake. Max works for Harper's dad, and Harper doesn't want to ruin her friendship with Harper, let alone be in a real relationship. And off it goes. Emotions galore with little angst make this small town romance so much fun. The gossip train is going and the question is will it be right? There is nothing more attractive than a single dad, and Max truly glows around his son. Harper is passionate about her job, but is finding it easy to be part of this make shift family. Will feelings be allowed? Will her father accept a relationship with Max? What will his sister think? And there is the age factor too. Give this first book in the series a listen, you too will fall in love with Dragonfly Lake.
Sebastian York and Erin Mallon bring this gem alive with a fabulous narration. I love these two together, each creating the personality of the characters, and always knowing the best way to bring them to life. I escaped into this one and it was easy to feel like I was right there with them. Fantastic performance.
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