The Baby Bargain

By: Crystal Kaswell

Narrated by: Kai Kennicott, Wenn Ross

Length: 11 hrs and 11 mins

Publisher's summary

My best friend's kid sister wants me to get her pregnant - the old fashioned way.

I've looked out for Ariel since she was in pigtails. I took her trick or treating, told off the jerk who dumped her, picked her up from prom.

When she needs my help, I'm there. Only she doesn't need a ride, a study partner, a new tattoo.

Ariel wants me to get her pregnant. The old fashioned way.

Three months of trying. Then we go back to our lives.

It's a terrible idea. I should say no. I should convince her to wait for Mr. Right.

But the geeky grad student is sure it's now or never.

And I'm sure as hell not going to let her find someone else.

The Baby Bargain is a stand-alone romance with a brooding alpha hero and a feisty math geek heroine.

©2019 Primrose Press LLC (P)2019 Primrose Press LLC

Fantastic

Love the writers style as well as the performance style. Look forward to,reading more.

loved it

I really enjoyed reading this author.  I look forward to reading more books by this author in the near future.

Love Love Love this book

I loved how true to life all the characters were with what they verbally and to themselves. And how they worked out their issues. I loved seeing how Chase and Ariel realized and accepted the love they had for each other and their families. An amazing audiobook. It kept me listening way into the night. And listening to the same chapters the next day to get nuances I missed the first time.

Great story line and awesome narration!

I loved this book, the narrator was awesome! I will be getting the other books in the series. I like to see beyond the end of one good book.

Such an amazing narration and story!!!

Honestly just absolutely wonderful!!! What an amazing story and the narration was perfection! This duo put together a masterpiece! Wen and Kai made me fall in love with this book so much. This is my first book by the author and I cannot wait for the next! Chase and Ariel were amazing characters and the story line just drew me in and loved every moment of it!!

A tender mixed up guy

Chase is one of the best of the Ink guys... Ariel was a nice match. The story was good, and once again Crystal Kaswell did not shy away from a difficult topic. Job well done.

Omg! Stop!

1st I LOVE the narrator's, but they could not help this book.
This story droned on and repeated itself for 60 some pages. I could not finish it. The idea was good but there is to much over explaining.

Ugh what a snooze Fest

Man I couldn't even make it past chapter 20. Both authors horrible monotone combined with the slow pace and the annoying nearly non-stop internal monologue drove me crazy. It got to the point were I wouldn't catch everything they were talking about or would lose track of what was being said and didn't care. It was also hard to care about the characters. I kind of felt for her given her medical prognosis and short time frame to get pregnant, but other then that I couldn't pen point anything about her characters personality that would make me like her. Then he was all boohoo over some ex from 2yrs ago...2 F**ing years...I was like just screw around like normal men and get over it. Then this "secret" lust for his best friend 's sister who he knew a very long time and even referred to as a sister and yet when they talk all he wants to do is F**k her but still let him think on her proposal...plz. One word...Predictable...obviously he was going to say yes. I just can't even finish it. Then it's like 62 chapters or something like that...for what. I'm scared to hear how much inernal monologue was required to drag this basic story out that long. It's been hard finding a great book lately, but I know there are several in my wish list, cheaper in fact, that will be better then this. I might even do a return. I'm so disappointed.

3.5 Stars

A cute story, your typical Brother's Best Friend helps the sister when she wants to become pregnant for medical reasons. I loved the interactions between Chase and Ariel. The only downfall for me was that this was obviously a stand-alone within a series of other books and there was a fairly heavy focus on the other couples. Because I haven't read the other books, I often got confused by what was going on with the other couples.