The Bookmobile Baby

A M/M Nonshifter M Preg Story Set in The Omegaverse: Nerds Who Knot, Book 2

De: Amy Bellows

Narrado por: Barney Parkwynne

During the week Simon Seymore is a good little bookmobile librarian. He lives and breathes his job providing library access to the rural towns south of Grayson City. But every weekend he heads to the bar in search of another alpha to go home with. If he preps himself beforehand, they never have to know his secret: Simon can't slick.

Omegas who can't slick can't have children either, and alphas aren't accepting of that. At t27, Simon's learned that relationships simply aren't worth the risk. It's better to focus on his job, and stop dreaming about the mate he's never going to have.

Art Hitchens buried the love of his life five years ago. At 45, he has no intention of chasing after omegas ever again. But when a bookmobile librarian shows up in his hometown and gives him a wild proposition, Art feels alive for the first time in years.

Simon may be too young for Art and slow to trust after being rejected so many times, but Art feels a need to take care of Simon that's impossible to ignore.

The Bookmobile Baby is a May/December romance with knotting, MPreg, BDSM, and a nurturing Dom. It's the second book in the Nerds Who Knot series, but it stands alone.

©2019 Amy Bellows (P)2019 Amy Bellows

Love this series!

I read all the available books in this series so I was excited to get this audiobook. Simon and Art are really into each other but are so mixed up with both of their insecurities, it’s really sweet and very, very hot to see them work for their HEA!

Enjoyed the storyline more

The author sure does have a interesting plot line to tell. And I thoroughly enjoy this book, the narrator did a good job at telling the story and Making the characters come to life. Definitely something to check out. Can’t wait to hear the other books in the series.

Cute story

I really liked this story. Age gap and second chance for love. Hot sex. Def. recommend.

Sweet story with expressive narration

When I read the book I enjoyed it. The narrator was very expressive. I teared up in a couple of places that I didn’t reading the book. Well done I thought.

Simon is a librarian who drives to small towns bringing books to people who don’t have any other access to books. Books are his life.

He desperately wants a baby but because he isn’t a normal omega it’s not an option for him. He meets Art when he visits the bookmobile. He’s always been attracted to Art but had no idea Art was interested in him too. Unexpectedly they become involved. Simon discovers he likes being Art’s boy, as much as he likes having a daddy.

Art is older and has already met, loved, and lost the man of his dreams. So he’s not looking forever, but Simon makes him think it could be possible again. When a miracle happens both men approach it differently.

Wow, this one was brimming over with angst. Simon and Art were great, and I thought the author did a good job of creating two characters who just didn’t communicate well. I liked the way the writing just kind of flowed comfortably along. This was helped by the narration. Nice book.

The Bookmobile Baby

Omg this audio book was absolutely positively amazing. I would highly recommend this audio book.

wow

so i love this series and this author is amazing... and ive heard this narrator before so i was super excited to get this book and lemme tell you they did not disappoint.. this narrator did an amazing job hitting the feelings and emotions of these characters... i felt with them.. i loved with them.. i was sad and angry with them.. it was all wonderful and sexy and made me blush haha. i loved it so much!

Wonderful Story

I love this book. I’ve read it a few times. The narrator bothered me when listening to book one and was even worse with this one. Little voice separation, lack of emotion during sex scenes, and the overall gruffness of narrator’s voice sent bad joo joo all over this story.

I have always imagined that Paradise will be a kind of library.~ Jorge Luis Borges

📚Ebook 🎧Audiobook Review

The Bookmobile Baby is age gap, lite D/s and Daddy/boy kink story set in Omegaverse. I laughed, got hot and bothered and even shed few tears listening/reading this story.

It tells the tale of Simon a 27 year old Omega, who wants 3 things in life ; bring books to children and adults who don’t have access to them, a baby of his own and a mate. Yet, to get that , he has to overcome few small and big obstacles.
And , Art , a 45 year old , rugged, bearded, ginger Alpha , who for the 1st time in 5 years , feels a sexual attraction since the death of his beloved mate.

I was entertained reading/listening to this book. I loved the snarky, witty , hilarious banter and inner thoughts. The low angst , the adult and common sense approach to conflict resolution between the characters , the overall happiness and hopeful feel of the book.

Barney Parkwynne is a fairly , new to me, narrator. This is my second audiobook by him. I'm pleased to say , his performance improves with each new book.

The Bookmobile Baby is book two in the interconnected, Nerds Who Knots series , @KU . Books can be read as standalones but you'll enjoy it more by reading them in the chronological order they were published.

Good story and great characters

Simon and Art do not appear to be a match until they begin to get to know each other better. Simon believes that he is barren and is simply finding happiness where he wants it with the belief that no one would want him if they knew. Art lost his mate years earlier to an accident and believes that was his chance at his HEA. As these two get closer, there will be moments that you want to shake them but they find their way to HEA.

I really enjoyed the story line and absolutely love how Simon works to bring books to everyone.

Great addition.

I was hoping for Simon's story and it didn't disappoint. I love Simon and Art together. Art is such a perfect Alpha for Simon. Yes there was a time that I wanted to shake Art but he still is great it showing that Simon is worth everything. Barney Parkwynne did a another good job in pulling me into the story. I like listening to this one.