Keepsake

De: Amy Oliveira

Narrado por: Vanessa Vasquez, Noah B Perez

Duración: 8 h y 32 m

Resumen del Editor

In the red corner is a six-foot-three machine of pure mass, an ex-MMA fighter with a bad attitude and fists of steel.

He is my best friend’s brother.

But Sofia is not here anymore, and all that she left me were her instructions: take care of my kids.

Not a simple task, especially when I have to open my doors to Sofia’s estranged brother.

I spent my entire life dreaming about having a family of my own, but I didn’t think it would be through loss that I would find my gain.

Three brilliant children need me, and I’ll have to learn to co-parent with a bull of a man in the China shop of my life.

We are complete opposites: I’m the "business first" workaholic in the big city with a penthouse. Then there’s Alvaro Castillo, El Toro, with callouses in his hands and ink all over his skin.

I’ll need him on my side if I want the best for these kids, but my trust isn’t something I give out easily. To make things worse, El Toro has a secret that might ring the bell of defeat in all of our lives.

Now I have everything I’ve ever wanted. But at the cost of my best friend’s life.

*This is a spicy slow burn romance. Sixteen years age gap, an ex-MMA fighter and little miss overachiever. +18.

©2023 Amy Oliveira (P)2024 Amy Oliveira

Worth a listen

Definitely not what I usually go for but I love a bad boy and this is one I enjoyed listening too performance amazing and story line is get drama to keep you listening tree the chapters
Worth the listen

My tear ducts got attacked

The ending attacked my tear ducts. It's so sweet and while contemporary is not usually my thing I loved this. The performances were ace and I hope we get more from this author and both amazing narrators. 💙

5 El Toro Stars

Wow. I'm actually kinda speechless after finishing this book. There were so many complex emotions, so many broken moments, so many wins and losses.

At its core, this was a story of family and how they can break and heal your heart, sometimes at the same time. Logan & Alvaro, although from different sides of the track and different age groups, were essentially cut from the same cloth. They had both been hurt by family and they both needed the grounding foundation of family to move forward.

My heart broke for the kids, who had been through so much trauma. I'm just glad that, although they lost much, they had a safe place to land in the end.

Vanessa Vasquez and Noah B. Perez were on point with bringing Logan and Alvaro to life.

This was an amazing story from a new to me author, and I will definitely be reading more of her back list!