Imagine with Me

With Me in Seattle - The O'Callaghans, Book 2

By: Kristen Proby

Narrated by: Tim Paige, Emma Wilder

From New York Times best-selling author Kristen Proby comes an all-new novel in her beloved With Me in Seattle series!

Shawn O’Callaghan loves his job as a screenwriter almost as much as he loves his family. But this latest project could quite possibly test his patience beyond anything he’s ever had to endure. Generally unflappable, the author he’s thrown into the trenches with pushes every button he has. Sometimes twice. And it doesn’t help that he can’t stop thinking about her in ways that are anything but professional. But how can he help it? The redhead is gorgeous beyond reason—and utterly infuriating.

Best-selling author Lexi Perry is finally about to leave her mark on the world; after all, seeing her dark and dangerous words brought to life is a dream come true. Until she meets the man who is supposed to make that happen. From the minute they laid eyes on each other, it was clear there would be tension, but she had no idea how much until they got down to business. He obviously doesn’t understand her vision. Though she’s having trouble lately too, given all she can picture is what he looks like under his clothes and imagining what it would sound like if he talked dirty to her in that sexy Irish lilt of his.

If they can find a way to meet in the middle, this movie could be one for the ages. As could their love.

©2024 Kristen Proby (P)2024 Ampersand Publishing, Inc.

Getting tired of the formula

I love Kristen’s book but tired of the formula is so many romance novels: couple meets, falls in love, break up, pine for each other, get back together. It may be my state of mind but the plot is predictable.

A great addition to a wonderful series

I really love this series by Kristen Proby. I like seeing previous couples and new ones, too. Emma Wilder and Tim Paige are fantastic narrators plus the hint of Irish brogue is fantastic. Shawn and Lexi don't hit it off at first but then they do personally even though not always when they are working together. I'm looking forward to the next book in this series.

Cute Story

Another wonderful Kristen Proby book! Shawn and Lexi are so great together. They just fit. Their working relationship is definitely the love/hate part of the relationship but when they are not working it is pure love and lust. He really helps her to realize she's not agoraphobic and she teaches him that he can have a relationship. Their story was a great addition to the With Me series!

Another great addition to the series!

Kristen Proby delivers yet another fantastic addition to the With Me in Seattle series. I absolutely adore this series and all the characters within. Every new addition to the series is a balm to my soul; its like I'm home and catching up with family & old friends. While new characters have been introduced, I love that we get glimpses into the original character's happily ever afters from time to time. In this case, we get Natalie & Luke and I loved every second!

But they are by no way the highlight of the show. No, my friends, that would be the undeniable chemistry between Shawn & Lexi. These two butted heads from the start and each stubborn interaction between them just stoked the fire that was simmering. It was only a matter of time before it combusted and consumed them both.

“Watching you get worked up is the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen.”

I mean, the arguing was definitely foreplay, but once they got down to business, there was nothing to be upset about. Lexi and Shawn were made for each other and it was evident with how passionate things were between them. They kept me wanting so much more and the narration only adds to the overall enjoyment of the story.

IT WASN'T LONG ENOUGH!!!

I love the story very much.. but I would have loved to have more story in the epilogue. where did they decide to live. was her mother okay from the pain that she had in her abdomen. did Sean buy that glass piece with the two lovers from his brother It just wasn't complete, it left me wondering. You usually complete the stories of the characters.