Huntley

Loving a Young, Book 3

De: Stacy Eaton

Narrado por: Cathryn Royce

Daniella Knight works hard to create suspenseful and romantic tales, but after a violent interaction with a fan, she shutters herself from the world. When her house catches on fire, her and her protection dog, Tigger, are forced to rely on the help of strangers.

Huntley Young loves being in the thick of the action. Especially, if that action has something to do with his job as a firefighter. When Huntley stops the homeowner from going back into the house, he has no clue that he just placed himself firmly in the hero department.

As Hunt and Daniella get to know each other, Daniella’s creative mind sometimes has trouble separating reality and fiction. When danger strikes again, will Daniella be able to see what is right in front of her, or while her past trauma protect her while hiding inside her romantic fictional world?

The Loving a Young Series is a steamy romance series that consists of six books. While these books are all standalone romances, the characters will be seen across titles since this is a small-town romance series about siblings finding forever loves.
Wesley, Book 1
Henley, Book 2
Huntley, Book 3
Riley, Book 4
Kayley, Book 5
Bradley, Book 6

If you enjoy the Loving a Young Series, make sure to look for the steamy romantic spin-off series, Loving a Winston Series where the Young couples will make cameo appearances as the remaining Winston siblings find happily ever after’s.
Cara, Book 1
Evan, Book 2
Coral
Cara
Candy

©2021, 2023 Stacy Eaton (P)2025 Stacy Eaton, Nitewolf Novels, LLC

Delightful!

Daniella is a well-known romance author who has suffered a lot of trauma in her young life. When she's stressed, she has a tendency to confuse the people in real life with those that she creates in her novels. When both worlds bleed over, she sees her characters and not the real person. It's a great premise and it's quite well-done, but it causes a major problem the next time Daniella is traumatized. Huntley Young is a firefighter and he's called on to save Daniella's life by keeping her from running back into her burning house. Of course, after the stress begins to take over, she's confusing Huntley with her book hero Jake. It's clever and it certainly points out how PTSD can be so destructive, but as Stacy Eaton always does, it's written beautifully.
The narration by Catherine Royce was very well-done. Her clear, dynamic voice, steady pace and intonation gave each of the characters a unique personality and attitude.

Cute small town romance

Loved the plot and suspense behind this book, mixed with the romantic elements. I just wish it had been done in duet or dual narration, especially since it is dual POV. The narrators mispronunciation of the word “ruddy” twice about drove me insane though. Other she did a great job!

Great story!

I loved listening to this story, I felt that Daniella is so relatable and the voice actor has such a soothing voice that I felt like I was emotionally attached to the story. I Can't wait for the next book!

Loved the engaging narrator. Easy to listen to and follow.

Family interaction in this story was compelling and easy to relate to. Not too sappy.

loved it

Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!! good overall