Bulldozer

Hard to Love, Book 3

De: P. Dangelico

Narrado por: Amelie Griffin, Nelson Hobbs

What happens when a single mother is forced to live with a grumpy, ailing football star? The smolder turns red hot.

Amanda Shaw has pulled it together. It's taken a couple of years, a boatload of hard work, and a ton of self-discipline, but she finally has her problems in a headlock. Her yoga studio in the city has become so successful she's opening one near the beach, and her relationship with her ten-year-old son is improving every day. The last thing she needs is a monkey wrench thrown into her smoothly running life.

Grant Hendricks is one big monkey wrench. The four-time Defensive Player of the Year, three-time NFL sack leader, and all-around football god has officially hit rock bottom. A devastating back injury means he may have to retire and that scares him more than doctors telling him the next hit could leave him paralyzed. All he needs is a quiet place to think and his teammate's beach house sounds like just the place. Problem is, the woman already living there.

©2017 P. Dangelico (P)2022 Tantor

My favorite

Out of this series, this was by far my favorite. It was less spicy which I appreciated, and more artful. What I loved about Grant is that he was a man of few words, and showed his love through action. He heard Amanda and remembered what was important to her and demonstrated that by doing the things that spoke to her heart. I loved when Amanda attempted to pull away, Grant spoke the words necessary and was real. Their love was beautiful and more realistic. They held each other up, and to the fire. This book also had some good humor and fun. It was great!

P. Danjelico is a very creative author and like her other books, I was not disappointed with Bulldozer.

I love the author. I like the narrators. The overall story was great and grabbed my interest right away.

Good but female read 99.99%

If you are looking for dual POV, don't waste money/credit. Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed the story. It doesn't make sense that the author only wrote one minute for the H POV and didn't even make sense. It would be better to leave him out. Also, one minute does not equal " Narrated by Nelson Hobbs ". Male reader is one of my favorite readers so I was disappointed that was all he read.

Characters

I was interested by the story line, I loved the characters. It was refreshing. The narrators were good!

Not finished and trying to find a reason to keep going

I am not happy to hear from the other review that there is very little male narration. So far it has been very slow. I am on chapter 7. Will update when done.