Attachment Theory

The Brodie Brothers, Book 2

By: Kayley Loring

Narrated by: Zachary Webber, Emily Woo Zeller, Jason Clarke, Teddy Hamilton, Mackenzie Cartwright, Connor Crais, Emma Wilder

An actor, a model, and a younger man walk into a therapist’s office.... They’re all Dylan Brodie. It’s only funny if you aren’t the single mom therapist he can’t stop flirting with.

Dear Mr. Brodie,

I hope this email finds you well.
Your well-being and personal growth are of the utmost importance to me, as a therapist.
As such, I have decided it is in your best interest to continue individual therapy with another practitioner.
This is due to the potential for boundaries being crossed between us.
Attached is a list of colleagues I would recommend for you.

Sincerely,
Scarlett Shepard, MS, MFT

Dear Scarlett,

Cool.
Consider our sessions terminated.
Now I can tell you how beautiful you are and how attracted I am to you.
Let’s start crossing boundaries over dinner tonight.
You’ll say it would be unethical, and I’ll point out that we’ve only had a few sessions.
You’ll cite the age difference, and I’ll tell you how hot it is that you’re six years older than me.
You’ll say you’re a mom, and I’ll remind you that I think your son is awesome.
We don’t have to discuss my former attachments to former co-stars ever again.
This is due to the fact that clearly my only personality issue is that I’m irresistible.

Yours in well-being and personal growth,
Dylan Brodie, W.M.H.T.A.T.Y.E.H. (Way More Handsome and Talented Actor Than Your Ex-Husband)

This is a duet-style audiobook, starring Zachary Webber and Emily Woo Zeller. Featuring Jason Clarke, Teddy Hamilton, Mackenzie Cartwright, Connor Crais, and Emma Wilder.

©2021 Kayley Loring (P)2021 Kayley Loring

Attachment theory

The narration was amazing. Such good actors the story was OK very predictable but entertaining. I love that the stories are not only romantic but very funny. Nice for a relaxing read without a lot of stress or complications.

Wow so amazing!

When I first read this book and later on I found out the line up of narrators that would star in this audiobook, I just knew that I’d had to listen. I don’t care that I’ve read the story last month and that I almost never reread a book. Let me tell it was super worth it.

Zachary Webber as Dylan and Emily Woo Zeller as Scarlett were perfection, they portrait so well all the laugh out loud moments and the emotions as well. And let’s just not forget all the other appearances that also made the story by Jason Clarke, Connor Crais, Teddy Hamilton, Emma Wilder and Mackenzie Cartwright.

Adding to my original review, I must say that I have a huge soft spot on Mama Brodie and listen to her and all her expletive awesomeness was a $h!t in a biscuit craziness. I love this lady. Seriously the Brodie family is a lot of fun and they banter and tease each other like no other family. Also Noah, Scarlett’s son is so stinky (pun intended) cute!

Great audiobook and I absolutely loved listen to it. It’s one of my favorite yet, so worth it!

Hilarious

That was so funny. I found myself laughing with tears so may times. The kid character was funny, both sets of parent. I would listen again if I needed an emotional pick me up.

Cute, funny and riddled with fart jokes

Who doesn't love a light hearted love story edith a scene of comedic adolescent humor? Especially when the main character is just a romantic at heart.

My second book in this series and have to say, I'm a fan.

WOW👏👏👏

Oh I loved this book so hard. I have to give credit to these narrators who are fantastic. I honestly can't even say enough about them they did a fantastic job. Kayley Loring is a genius writer. She's funny and heartfelt and my goodness the way she develops characters will make you cry -laugh- fist pump! I fell absolutely in love with Dylan what a great character. I think he's an absolute sweetheart. Scarlett!! Wonderful. I adored Owen and I'm completely smitten with Dylan and I can't wait for fussy Miles to get his happily ever after. You guys if you haven't read the series you were missing out.