You're the One

By: Layla Hagen

Narrated by: Joe Arden, Maxine Mitchell

It all started as pretend…My best friend, and one of the most powerful men in New York, needed my help.

Our first kiss was unexpected—but it still made my skin sizzle, my knees go weak.

The next one was in front of his tight-knit family. We had to be convincing. But it was so wicked hot, it almost convinced me too.

On our first night together, he told me that I had to keep us both in check, because he didn't know how to keep the lines from blurring…He touched me like I was precious, and held me close… barely stopping his fingers from pushing down the straps of my dress…

On our second night, our banter turned to flirting. Hunter—my best friend was now Hunter—the man. Intense. Alluring. Sexy as hell.

How was I supposed to not fall in love?

©2020 Layla Hagen (P)2020 Layla Hagen

Loyalisa30

You’re the One is my first book by Layla Hagen and it was a great first read! I loved the natural progression of Hunter and Josie’s friends to lovers relationship. It was a little predictable at certain times but believable nonetheless. What I loved most is that their friendship had a study base and solidified their relationship when things became tough. Joe Arden narrative was on point! His deeply sexy gravely voice really works for Hunter’s voice! 🔥Maxine Mitchell nailed her narration of Josie with dreamy sighs and uncertainty about her choices while maintaining a firm countenance and take charge attitude at others . This was a very enjoyable listen!

Hunter and Josie

You are going to get invested is Hunter and Josie. They are friends turned to married couple because of a green card search. Hunter has lived in America for decades but never applied for citizenship. Now his has been threatened with deportation. But his best friend will not let that happen.
You are going to be drawn into this story. Hunter and Josie fall in love but also have trials and tribulations as a couple. It made me cry towards the end.

Easy Friends to lovers Romance

Great story, struggled to keep my attention at times but their love story got me through it. Narration was great!

Amazing book and audiobook!

I love how Layla Hagen writes a book! You're the one is another page turner. And the start to another great series! Hunter and Josie give you all the feels. Best friends for 15 years when Hunter turns to Josie for help! He needs to her fake he his wife!

Wow- what a story! I fell in love with Josie and Hunter and the Winchesters! Layla Hagen always writes great families who make you laugh and appreciate what real supportive relationships look like!

Hunter and Josie go into their fake relationship with boundaries but do they really last........ What I loved about this book was watching Josie and Hunter grow together and within themselves. As they admit their feeling for each other, how do they stay best friends who are always there for each other, yet fall in love? They chemistry is intense and as they get to happily ever after, I fell in love this great book that just makes you want more of them! I cannot want for more Winchesters to come!

Love the narration and the characters coming to life!

Very Irresistible Bachelors 1: You're The One

You're The One by Layla Hagen is the first book in her Very Irresistible Bachelors series. A beautful story of best-friends to lovers and the delicate issues that arise when you risk moving your friendship to the next level. Hunter and Josie met as teenagers in private school and became friends after Hunter defended Josie and she decided they were besties. She is an integral part of his life and is deeply immersed in his weekly family events with his aunt and cousins. The story of their friends to lovers arc is well-paced and well-written. A slow-build that explores all the issues they face. Telling their family, the risk of losing their friendship, everything they face in addition to the risks of starting a new relationship. But the chemistry between them won't be denied. Once Hunter decides to make Josie his, she really didn't stand a chance. Told in dual POV, the story is a slow burn of two awesome people with wonderful and supportive families that take a risk and turn friendship into more. Loved it! Enjoy!

The narration was spot on - with both male and female voices doing a great job of embodying the characters and their emotions.