House Calls

By: Abbie Zanders

Narrated by: Aiden Snow

Length: 8 hrs and 4 mins

Publisher's Summary

Maggie Flynn has always been a good girl. She leads a simple life and believes in helping others. Under normal circumstances, she would never even consider performing the dance of the seven veils at a bachelor party. But when her best friend begs for help and waves the promise of much-needed cash in her face, Maggie reluctantly agrees to step outside of her comfort zone and relax her lofty standards a little.

Most doctors don't make house calls anymore, including Michael Callaghan. But he's willing to make an exception when the pretty redhead with the jewel-like green eyes takes a header off the stage at his brother's bachelor party. Something about her piques his masculine interest, and it's not just her dancing. Lightning hits the Callaghan clan a third time when Michael and Maggie find themselves snowbound during a classic nor'easter, but their bond is soon tested when Michael is forced to choose between following his finely-honed instincts and respecting Maggie's wishes. It's a hell of a choice. Either way, he could lose her forever.

Contains mature themes.

©2016 Abbie Zanders (P)2017 Tantor

Loved it!!!!!!!!☺☺☺☺☺

I really enjoyed this book would recommend it. I've got 9 kids 27 horses, 246 Goats, 5 dogs, 2 hundred pound turtles and two bottle Fed kittens. That being said I don't often have time to listen to a book from start to finish lol I did this one. Can't say it was fun keeping the Goats from eating my kindle why I was milking or trying keep from dropping it why tossing hay to the horse's and goats lol but I found the way couldn't put it down. I think that is enough said lol

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Good story!

This third audiobook in this series was quite entertaining and well written. I liked the storyline and the characters. The whole property thing was a little confusing at the last part of the book, but it was only a small part of the book. Narration was excellent. I hope the other brothers get books also, especially Kane.

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What's with the stupid heroines?

CAUTION: MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS.


I listened to the first 2 books in this series and I'm so in love with the Callahan family. Not liking the women so much. So far, Maggie is the worst. This is Michael's story. He's the doctor in the family. Maggie is a woman who is afraid of "modern" medicine (ironic right?!) . She ignores symptoms of a health issue and is admitted to the hospital. She dumps Michael because he "took her choice away" when she needed treatment. Hello, stupid female, you would have died. I almost stopped listening at that point but I wanted more Callahans.

A few more things happened that had me wanting to smack her. Micheal did not deserve her but he stuck by her.

Overall, an o.k. listen. I will continue the series since I want to hear about the rest of the brothers and it's free. Otherwise, I would give up on it.

Alpha and Insta-Love <3

House calls is the third Callaghan brother story. It is alpha and insta-love, which I loved. I loved Michael but definitely wish Maggie was a bit (or a lot) less stubborn.

“...he had found his croie. His heart. His perfect woman. His soul mate.”

I listened on audiobook and enjoyed the experience. I can’t wait to listen to more books in this series.
-4 Stars-

Selfish Heroine

This was hard to listen to.  Maggie IMO is the worst kind of woman.  I have no respect for any woman who does not put the health and safety of their unborn baby over any fears they may have.  I don't see how Michael, as a doctor, could even stand to be around this self centered bi...  I hope the rest of the books don't have these weak women.  Glad it was in the Romance Package and I didn't waste a credit on it.

hot doc and his fiesty irish lady

This is Michael's story...the doctor in the family, Michael is very protective of everyone. When he is enjoying bartending at the family's pub, he sees Maggie Flynn...she's filling in as a dancer at a bachelor party. Theeeennn...Maggie falls and Michael runs to the rescue. He takes her home and nurses her back to health. Honestly, I did not enjoy this story as much as book 1. Did not feel the chemistry between Michael and Maggie, and Maggie was just a bit too abrasive. Still, it was a decent story and we caught up with the rest of the clan.

Ok romance

Best enjoyed if you’ve read the first two books in the series; but not necessary, as this is enough of a stand alone.
The Publisher’s Summary is pretty accurate, but missing a few points. Michael Callaghan’s a Dr and Maggie Flynn has a major phobia about hospitals. Also, besides their special talents, the Callaghan brothers are supposed to be part of a mercenary group. I despise abridged audio recordings, so let’s say the book could have been briefer, as long as the quality of the writing was not compromised.
Snow does an OK job of narration.
Best value if bought on sale.

Callaghan brothers are amazing

Loving this series. Can't wait to see what else is in store for the remaining brothers

Another Wonderful Story!

When Maggie agrees to do something far beyond her comfort zone little does she know it may be the best decision of her life. Michael is immediately attracted to the sweet little dancer who takes a header off the stage of his brother’s bar and needs his assistance. They are storm stayed together and develop a bond that changes everything for them both. However one decision could shatter it all. This was another wonderful story with all the Callaghan brothers and their family dynamics. Aiden Snow continues to do an amazing job of narrating.

You have got to be kidding me

Some Spoilers:

If you are like me and have very little tolerance for people who eschew modern medicine based on some sort of principle stay far away from this book. The fact that she is refusing prenatal care for her unborn child is bad enough, but the fact that the hero is a DOCTOR and letting that happen to his kid is worse.

All of that aside, I have to say I'm not the biggest fan of this series as a whole. Weirdly, I kind of like the men, but I cannot STAND any of the women. They are so self absorbed and have to be martyrs at every chance they can even when they could literally die. I thought I was done after Lexi and her nonsense (if you have a horribly deadly disease maybe it's a good idea to say something and run back home for your medicine instead of not saying anything and staying where you are???? What the actual heck???) Like I said I generally like the men in this series BUT they all enable these women!! These relationships seem very unhealthy to me...

Aiden Snow is a pretty good narrator but that can't save this series for me. Unfortunately I think I'm done. I'm surprised I made it through this book.