Alive and Wells

Wells Ranch Series, Book 1

De: Bailey Hannah

Narrado por: Jack Calihan, Angelina Rocca

The last place city girl Cecily Kennedy expected to end up was a cattle ranch.

But she needs a job—and refuge from her abusive soon-to-be ex-husband.

If only her new boss, Austin Wells, would make it clear whether he hates her or wants her. His gaze makes her feel things she hasn't in years. However, getting over her ex by getting under her grumpy boss isn't worth the potential fallout.

Austin's a gruff, no-nonsense rancher who's seriously regretting letting his head cook hire her own help. As far as he's concerned, Cecily won't be sticking around for long. Nobody ever stays. And the wedding ring indent still on her finger makes her more trouble than she's worth.

When Cecily's past catches up with her, Austin discovers that she's already placed a branding iron on his heart. He wants her to stay. First, he needs to keep her safe.

Intended for mature listeners.

©2023 Bailey Hannah (P)2024 Podium Audio

Book & Audio Review

Ahhh so happy i picked this one up! Wells Ranch Book one packed a punch. So definitely wanna check your triggers before picking this one up! I loved Cecily and Austin, Aus may have been a brooding grumpy a-hole when we first met him but watching Cecily prove him wrong at every turn was so worth it. This book was also super HOTT, Aus was filthy and i loved listening to every second of it. There was a fair amount of trauma healing in this one and I enjoy a good love after divorce romance. Highly Recommend this one and the Audio Narrated by Angelina Rocca and Jack Calihan. Jack literally brought Aus’s gruff demeanor to life and it was sexy as hell!

Entertaining, but Lacked Depth

Not a big romance genre reader, but the cowboy + city girl setup gave Yellowstone vibes I enjoyed. The second half was so spicy and predictable. Don’t get me wrong, I love me some spice. But I guess I enjoy spice in a romance when it’s the side story. Not the entire story. So for me, it needed more substance and death to equal out all the sex.

I wasn’t a fan of the narrators. The female voice always seemed frantic and overly breathy. The male voice was decent, but not when he tried to speak the female part.

Female narrator is terrible

Female narrator reminds me of Kristin Stewart- monotone and bleh. She actually ruined the book for me. Female character was whiny and annoyed me.

Otherwise story was good. Predictable, but good.

Pretty Good

The story was predictable but it was an easy listen. I really disliked the make narrator. Grated on my nerves.

Perfect cowboy romance

Love this! Read it if you’re missing the chestnut springs family! Female narrator is really good. Make is a bit gruff but I guess that works for the cowboy