The Varsity Dad Dilemma

By: Lex Martin

Narrated by: Alexander Cendese, Vanessa Edwin

Length: 10 hrs and 41 mins

Publisher's summary

A USA Today best seller!

What's worse than having Rider Kingston, the star quarterback, give you the big brushoff because he doesn't want to get serious? You'd probably think living across the street from him where you get a firsthand view of his hookups, right?

That's what I thought. Until someone drops off a baby with a note pinned to her blanket that says one of those jocks - either Rider or one of his roommates - is the father. The problem? Baby mama doesn't mention which of these numbskulls is the sperm donor.

I wouldn't care about their paternity problems - not the slightest bit - except my brother lives there too. Which means that adorable squawking bundle might be my niece, and there's no way I'm leaving her unattended with those bumbling football players.

They need my help, even if they don't know it yet. Once we solve this dilemma and figure out who's the daddy, I'm out.

I'll just ignore Rider and those soul-searing looks he gives me every time I reach for the baby. He broke my heart three years ago. He won't get a second chance.

©2021 Lex Martin (P)2021 Audible, Inc.

Very good

This is definitely worth the credit. Narrators were fantastic. I hope there’s another story in the works there was a lot of holes left in some of the characters plots.

awesome storyline

loved it! very sweet storyline. interesting till the end, with just enough drama. a great listen

Cute and Sweet

This was better then I thought it would be. I enjoyed the story, it had just the right amount of everything, some drama but not too much, chemistry and sweetness. I really enjoyed Vanessa she was great however not a fan of Alexander. Vanessa's male voice was so much better then the actual male.

So many characters to love

I’d heard great things about this book and was excited to give it a listen. I enjoyed Vanessa Edwin’s performance and Alexander Cendese as Rider, but his female voices weren’t my fave. As to the storyline, I was quickly pulled into the story and invested in the mystery of Poppy’s paternity. I enjoyed watching Rider bond with Poppy and the scenes with all the guys in the house taking care of Poppy were hilarious. Gabby’s backstory was so tragic, and I really wanted to know more about Gabby’s brother Ben and how he really felt about their separation. Overall I really enjoyed the story and would love to go back to this world for any of the roommates’ stories.

Loved the story

Loved Rider and Gabby and their relationship was so sweet. Great cast of supporting characters. Looking forward to more of this series.

Narration: 3.5
Female narrator very good.
Male narrator male voice sounded too agitated and his female voices unpleasant - hard to relax and enjoy Rider's chapters.

Love the story…

The story is cute very fictional but still good…some of the male narrators voices are a little bit annoying but nothing I couldn’t get passed, 8/10 recommend…worth the credit

So good

I love this story so much. It was a really good reading/listening. I love Gabby snd Rider and all the team! Can’t wait to read more of them. Everything was a real roller coaster with all the ups snd downs. And I love Poppy so much too.

Good college romance

This was a great story. It’s a college romance and it was really enjoyable. Will be continuing the series.

Devoted to Each Other

Gabby and Rider are two young adults who through circumstances have old souls. They meet almost fall in love but will they survive a second chance? Through unexpected challenges, ups and downs, will their love survive? Maybe with a little help from their friends.
Male narrator is not so great with young female voices, but tolerable.

Over dramatized

So the story started out good it was cute and entertaining until chapter 62 then it just turned childish Gabby is very immature and let’s self doubt determine her actions and Rider was immature at times to but he was also responding to Gabby and how she treated him other than that the story was ok but only good for one read.