Destiny's Surrender

By: Beverly Jenkins

Narrated by: Thomas Penny

The child he didn't know he had . . .

Andrew Yates has come to a decision: it's time to stopsowing those oats and start a family. But searchingfor a bride isn't as simple as he'd hoped, and many ofthe respectable women of his acquaintance feel . . .lacking. Then beautiful, feisty Wilhelmina ""Billie"" Wellsarrives at the family ranch with a toddler inher arms, claiming Drew is the father!

The woman he didn't know he loved . . .

Billie had no choice but to show up at Destiny insearch of Drew. For the sake of their child, she'swilling to leave him with his father so the boy canhave a better life, but then, before she can blink,she's saying ""I do"" in front of a preacher in a marriageof convenience. All Billie and Drew have in commonis the heat that brought them together, but cantheir sizzling passion lead to an everlasting love?

Destiny

I loved the love story, the suspense thorough out the story, the story was told in a way that held your interest and help you visualize all the places in the story. It left me wanting more.

Great Read in the series <br />

Love it. W anted to hear more hoping more books in this series happen soon.

Beauty and boldness

This is a story of an unfathomed love. Billie and Drew hail from different worlds yet a very interesting chain of events changes their lives in ways unimaginable. Beverly Jenkins has done it again with this tale of beauty and boldness. I loved this one too. I'm on to the next one!

EXCELLENT JUST EXCELLENT!!!!!!

Thomas Penny gives this story the finesse it needs and makes it easy to visualize everything happening in this adventurous, beautiful, action packed love story! This story is hands down my favorite. I read it twice on my own and now on audible and it made me love it even more!

Another sensational story

The expectation for this book was met with greatness. I'm a true Beverly Jenkins fan. She did a wonderful job bringing the story of the unlikely bride, Billi, a prostitute, into the land of Destiny. I can always count on Jenkins to tell a great story that's full of love and surprises. Now, where I think Thomas Penny is a good narrator and he did a good job here, I was a bit disappointed that Shari Peele, the narrator for Destiny's Embrace Book 1, didn't read for this one. I think that would have made this book even better.