The Last Dance You Saved
The Hatley Family, Book 3
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Narrated by:
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Emery Erickson
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Alex Goodman
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By:
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LJ Evans
RAFE: I swore I’d never go back to the ranch that brought me nothing but pain and heartbreak. But when my brother dies in a mysterious accident, what choice do I have?
Once I’m there, it isn’t just seeing how my daughter flourishes that cracks open old wounds. It’s the woman with bluebell-colored eyes who shows me just how empty my life has become.
SADIE: When the jewels in my grandmother’s attic lead me on an adventure to find our family’s roots, I never expect it to cost me my heart. And now that a tormented cowboy and his lonely daughter have claimed it, a little danger won’t scare me off.
If Rafe thinks he can send me away to keep me safe, he’s got a few things to learn about the Hatley family. We don’t disappear when the worst hits. We double down and fight for the win.
And with love at stake, I’m willing to bet it all. Interconnected standalone series.
Can be listened to in any order.
The Last Dance You Saved is a grumpy-cowboy, single-dad, small-town romantic suspense inspired by Nate Smith’s “Fix What You Didn’t Break."
©2025 LJ Evans (P)2026 LJ EvansListener received this title free
Emery Erickson and Alex Goodman just enhance this story with voices perfectly set for each character. The many scenes, from the spunky teen to the mafia head all pulled in the feelings with the sound and nuances from this talented team. I loved how their voices complimented each other and made this listen one that I could not pull out of my ears. Grab in now!
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Listener received this title free
🎧📚🎧 Emery Erickson and Alex Goodman were the ideal cast to bring these characters to life, giving each a voice that was fitting. I loved how they took each role and made it their own, sounding believable and just as I imagined the character would sound. Erickson was a natural in Sadie’s role, showcasing every facet of her personality, from her sass and wit to her strength and determination, and all in between. Goodman did the same as Rafe and was just as amazing at showcasing his personality and demeanor, grumpy attitude and all. Both were fantastic voicing and performing the roles of the secondary/side characters, giving each their own distinct voice, making it easy to tell who was who. Their pacing and tone were just right for the story, and their expressive delivery conveyed all the characters’ emotions, making you feel each one. These two make a great team, with voices and talent that complement each other and an engaging performance that has you hooked on the story throughout.
Exceptional Story & Narration🎧Riveting & Intense!
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