Hogging the Hunk

A Sweet Small-Town Romantic Comedy

De: Rachael Eliker

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

My heart’s a mess, but a charming veterinarian might have all the right remedies.

The last place I thought I’d be after becoming a pediatrician is back in my hometown. I was supposed to be traveling the world, running medical clinics for underprivileged children, with a man who should have proposed by now. Instead, he dumped me.

Wait. What?

With my life on hold, I’ve sought refuge running a mobile pediatric clinic. The work is satisfying, and I have a great view of the hunky veterinarian across the street. Milo Fox is arguably the hottest bachelor in a 50-mile radius.

With my heart in tatters, I’m not looking to start anything new, especially with Milo. There are too many roadblocks, from our age gap to his pre-teen daughter, who's convinced I’m out to become her evil stepmother.

It's just, every time I bump into Milo, he inadvertently reminds me how incredible he is. Like when he carries me down a rocky trail after I stupidly twisted my ankle. Milo is hard to keep at arm's length. I won't even go into how legendary his biceps are...

When Greg returns, offering the perfect life I’d planned for, I hesitate. Milo has snagged a piece of my heart, and I'm not sure I can let go. Maybe I want to hog Milo to myself. Maybe forever.

Beckett and Milo share some red-hot kisses (gasp!), but there's no hanky panky in this romcom. This romantic comedy is sweet, and the chemistry is explosive, but reader blushing is kept to a minimum between this single dad and the woman who inadvertently fills the hole in his heart.

Fall in love with all the books in the small-town community of Button Blossom, each of which are hilarious, closed-door, sweet romances.

• Book 1: Lassoed Into Love
• Book 2: Hankering for Home
• Book 3: Fixing to Flirt
• Book 4: Cooking Up a Kiss
• Book 5: Hogging the Hunk

Storyline

Cute story, unfortunately it lacks the tone for comedy needed for a romcom and when they use sarcasm.

AI Narrator not great

I could have dealt with the slightly off inflections and pronunciations if they had changed the voices for each character as others have said. Since it's computer generated they can do better. It shouldn't be that hard for them to assign different voices to each person. Delivery would still have been a bit stilted but wouldn't have been much easier to follow. It took away from an otherwise cute story.

So hard to follow!

This was a cute storyline but the virtual voice (female) ruined it for me. There was zero difference between the characters. Not only was it virtually voiced it was a single female voice for all the characters- male, female, young, and old making it it extremely difficult if not impossible to know when it was internal dialogue or a conversation. It truly ruined the story for me. What the heck! That single issue taints the entire review.