Man of Few Words

The Brown Brothers, Book 2

De: Connie Easton

Narrado por: Winston James, Anna Lynn Wright

Nicolas Brown is the epitome of speak-when-spoken-to.

He doesn't volunteer information or even his time. He's one who observes from the shadows more than one who craves the spotlight. His attention has fallen to a certain woman, and she is one who enjoys the game that's being played. However, he's not the only chaser.

Ross McIntyre is the woman you see often but never recognize. In her line of profession, she blends right in with the crowd but stands out to one. She's as sweet as they come but has violent tendencies when pushed. With a mind like hers, unpredictable is an understatement.

Neither one wants to be anything other than loved by the other. When it all comes down to it, the distance between them only made the bond that much stronger. Thinking alike is a thrilling experience.

©2024 Connie Easton (P)2025 Podium Audio

Love the Brown Brothers

Nicco was just as loving and wonderful as his brother Xander. I'm not sure I've seen another book character so invested in a woman that Nicco and Xander. They were born to be husbands and family men. Their commitment to their family is most adorable. Loved this second installment because Ross was a strong woman from beginning to end. Great depiction of a character that isn't in a struggle or overcoming her childhood.

Love it

Wish both of the Brown Brothers books were longer because I enjoyed them so much. I will definitely read them again as a new fav.

Nico is that guy!

Loved getting to know Nico and the twist on him and his girl. I thought Xander wasn’t one to play with, but don’t count Nico out! He means business. The Brown brothers have moved to my list of fav brothers. I wish we had more books with this family — there’s so much more I want to know.

I be needing a little more

I loved everything about this story except I needed a little more. It seemed like it moved too fast but it was good all the same.

love Love

Narrators kudos!!! I totally enjoyed this book. The way they met was very interesting and different very intriguing. The back and forth between the brothers was hilarious but they didn't play when it came down to family. I know I'm going to revisit both books when I need a good book to listen to.