My Two Husbands

De: Amanda Aksel

Narrado por: Erin Mallon

What was I thinking letting my ex-husband, Jake live with me...and my new husband?

Things have been great with my new husband, Kyle. Until I accidentally say Jake’s name during the worst possible time. Okay...it’s more like I moan his name at the wrong time. And now Kyle thinks I still have feelings for my ex. Did I mention that Kyle and Jake are best friends?

Of course I care about my strong and sexy ex, Jake. He’s a huge part of my life. But how could I still be in love with him after what he did? Especially since Kyle is so sweet and secure.

I have to admit, things with Jake and I weren't always so bad. Maybe you can help me figure it out. What do you think? Do you want to hear how I got myself into this mess?

My Two Husbands is a love triangle dramady told in an alternating timeline. You’ll discover how Natalie’s past rivals her present. And in the end, you’ll get to choose which husband is her best match. If you love humor, heat, and piña coladas, then you’ll absolutely adore Natalie, Kyle, and Jake’s story.

Get My Two Husbands and enjoy the escape today!

©2018, 2019 Amanda Aksel (P)2019 The Audio Flow

Excellent!

The book was great but Erin Mallon did a phenomenal job of bringing Natalie, Jake, and Kyle to life!
I received a free copy of this audiobook and I am voluntarily leaving a review.

not expected

I started this story and really wanted to get invested in the characters. I found the choices of the main characters to be more hot mess than endearing. I'm certain people can like this, but I struggled.

This is a voluntary review of an advanced copy.

A different way to look at things....

This is a good easy read but I just think this is a weird and difficult relationship. Natalie...Natalie is in a predicament. She has feelings for both so I was expecting a threesome to be the result. Especially as the two men seem to still enjoy her separately and they are still best friends. I really don’t know who can do that. Remain friends......

My biggest issue with this is the back and forth in time. Just as a scene is getting good....it stops and we go back in time to a scene from her past. I am not a fan of this unless it smooth transition and done few are far between. I understand why the author does this but it’s not a favorite way of mine. On the other hand she did keep me interested so I guess she did her job well.

The Epilogue Is different. I see what the author is doing. Making sure everyone gets their happily ever after. I struggle to make a dinner decision let along decide who get Natalie. I favor each man for different reasons.

This is my first book by this author. I story was compelling enough and kept my interest. The characters were wonderful although it was a weird situation. I listened to this on audio and Erin Mallon narrates the quirky story. She does a wonderful job and I enjoy listening to her.

Not sure where the comedy was

I am not sure where to begin with my review. This book is a then/now from Nat's prospective giving the history of her relationships with Jake and Kyle. I thought the then/now was done very well and it was clear what was going on and everything was relevant to the story line. As the story moves along, we understand how we got from the "then" to the "now."

I had a tough time liking or connecting with any of the characters. I felt like Nat was totally flaky and the guys... well... I just didn't really feel much for either of them. It was really hard to like Nat when she couldn't take a stand on anything and I really didn't feel for her with any of her dilemmas, mostly because she caused them.

The relationship between the "best friends" was a bit strange and it seemed like, again, it was pretty superficial. It seemed like they both used Nat as a go between so they never had to address anything with each other. You'd think if they were best friends, they'd talk and have established lines in the relationships. But they don't and she gets stuck. It just seemed like communication was sorely lacking all around.

While I liked the concept of choosing the ending, I didn't like either ending. Maybe because the events leading up to the endings just seemed to be too much to me.

This was certainly not the worst book I've ever listened to, but it just really fell flat for me. The story line and set up seemed so promising, but just wasn't executed that well.

I don’t know how laugh out loud it is

The book is ok. It just was much more serious than I thought it would be. Erin Mallon was great, but neither Jake or Kyle was that amazing—- although I had a clear favorite. I don’t think I laughed out loud once.

I think I would have liked it more had it not been sold as a comedy. It is a cutesy story with a serious edge. I mean there’s no happy ending here. 2 best friends one girl. The way this is done it isn’t funny.