A Harry Situation

The Coach's Boys, Book 3

De: Kristy K. James

Narrado por: Daniela Acitelli

In her opinion, there's a big difference between lying and not telling the whole truth....

...but when Harry Saunders chose to use her nickname on a resume, she knew anyone reading it would assume she was a man. But that was fine by her - as long as it meant getting the job. She needed the benefits for her sick little boy, and no matter how much one of her bosses hated her for not being entirely honest, she wasn't going to back down and quit.

Women had their place - and it wasn't working construction....

The moment Chris Parker realized they'd been duped, he tried in vain to find a loophole so he could fire Harriet. But just because they're stuck with her doesn't mean he has to like it, and he will never give up hope that she'll give him a reason to get rid of her. Until the day he discovers that she has a very ill son. A son who develops an instant case of hero worship for Chris.

©2011 Kristy K. James (P)2016 Kristy K. James

A Harry Situation: The Coach's Boys, Book 3

“This audiobook was given by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review via Audiobook Boom.”

This is book 3 in "The Coach's Boys" series. As in the first two books there are more than one storylines happening simaltaniosly. We have the mystery of who wants to kill Coach, and When will a romance between Chris and Harry happen. I really liked this book.


The narration was well done.The characters were well portrayed.

Chris and Harry

Oh, Harry! I felt for the poor girl, her life has been anything but easy. Her overbearing family is a bit oppressive, trying to take over instead of supporting her. Chris starts out being a jerk. His sexist views of women working in construction have him at odds with Harry. Harry's son Scott just adds to the story, making it richer. I loved seeing Chris fall for Scott and then Harry. He quickly becomes the man I hoped he'd be. No sacrifice is too big for Chris once he realizes that these two hold his heart.
Highly recommended author and series

Audiobook: decent narrator

Cute Story & Narration

Cute story and good narration, first impression proved wrong , when he found out more about her, and how she was doing the best she could even if in a man’s world type job., of which qualifies for.Given Arc for my voluntary review and my honest opinion

Love will always find a way...

This is one of my favorites in the series. Each of the books has its own special draw but this book has always pulled at the heartstrings a lot. Now that it's on audio, it's even more heart-wrenching in spots...balanced by being hilarious in others.

Chris starts out fixated that one particular new hire doesn't belong on his construction site--because she's a woman. His rancor continues for almost a year until he finds out there's more to Harry than just her working on the construction site...she's a mother with a sick little boy. We find out some of Chris's backstory from Jon--that bit of plot exposition being offered as the reason for Chris's involvement in her son's life. It's only late in the book that a better explanation is offered.

Harry has a tough row to hoe. She has a son with Leukemia, overbearing parents, and an idiot boss who treats her with disdain. She handles it all very well. She is full of insecurities, in part because her son's biological father (AKA sperm donor) dumped her and signed away his rights once she told him she was pregnant...Said jerk having been a longtime boyfriend through high school and college.

Combine the two main characters of Chris and Harry, along with the rest of the Coach's Boys gang, and you have the makings of a great story. This is a story that highlights the strengths, as well as the weaknesses, of our two main characters as they come to understand that they have been well and truly bitten by the love bug. It's an excellent story and one you'll find highly enjoyable.

Good story, great narration!

This was an interesting story of a female construction worker, Harry, who was hired before her boss knew she was a female. There was a lot of animosity between the two until the boss, Chris, has to come to Harry's aid in an emergency and finds out that she has a sick toddler.
The story develops more around the little boy and Chris than around Harry and Chris. As far as I'm concerned, the portrayal of the toddler by Daniela Acitelli was the highlight. The voice for him was just so darn cute!
This was my first book by this author and this narrator. I will be looking for more by both.
I was given this book in exchange for an honest review.