Instant Family

Silver Oak Medical Center, Book 4

By: Aiden Bates

Narrated by: Kaeomakana Tiwanak

Length: 9 hrs and 22 mins

Publisher's Summary

He finds his true love, but can an instant family really be what he wants? 

Just as oncologist Dr. Allen delivers a baby girl into the world, the mother dies, dimming Allen's typical sunny disposition. Desperate and determined to do something to help just one person, Allen agrees to help Brantley. He's in danger of having his asylum revoked, which will send him right back to an unsafe situation.

But when Allen agrees to "fake it" and pretend that Brantley is his lover, he has no idea what he's in for. As feelings grow deeper between them, the two men cannot resist the passion that ignites them. However, the timing just couldn't be worse. Allen's fighting to adopt his late patient's daughter, while the sword of ICE threatens to destroy them. Can the two men turn something fake into the real love they've both always wanted?  

In this gay mpreg romance novel, two men discover that happily ever afters aren't just for fairy tales. When one man is asked to pretend to love another, he learns firsthand what true love is all about. 

With steamy scenes and loyal, intelligent, and sexy men, this novel will have you begging for a physical of your own. And when one man discovers he's pregnant, you'll see just how "playing house" can turn into making a home.

©2017 Shehan Peiris (P)2019 Shehan Peiris

I stuck it out

but the narration really ruins the story, which is not bad at all but OMG the voices are just terrible.

Another great book!

I really enjoyed this book. This series has just the right mix of sweet and dramatic. The characters are not perfect but perfectly lovable. I really like seeing how the characters grow throughout the book.

Abuse of Authority

Brantely was sent to America by his parents for his safety. Being gay in Jamacia is very difficult for a teenager. Brantley went to medical school to become a doctor.

After years of being in the US, and becoming a respected doctor of Silver Oak Medical Center, he is on the fast tract to being deported back to Jamacia for not being "gay enough."

The agents harrass Brantley, threatening both him and his family. A coworker steps up to be his pretend boyfriend. The agents blackmail the two men into an intimate relationship before they are ready.

Not knowing whom to trust, or who would care about Brantley's predicament, the two men are forced to cede to the agents demands.

What neither of the two MCs realize is that Silver Oak has eyes everywhere. Help is on its way...

Narrator Kaeomakana Tiwanak does a really good Jamacian accent. It was fun listening to him.

Great story

I absolutely love this series! I got a little frustrated with the main couple in this book, but I still liked it a lot. Immigration is not a topic I encountered a lot in MPreg romances so far, so I really enjoyed it.
While Kaeomakana Tiwanak is not one of my preferred narrators, he did a pretty good job on this audiobook. I just didn’t like the voice he gave some of the side characters. I think I would have preferred it if some voices were repetitive than for the sake of each character getting a different voice, using the one he gave Dr. Carter for example, his I really couldn’t stand. But since the main characters were fine, I didn’t mind too much.

as good as the ebook

The story is always 4 or 5 stars, because if I wouldn't like the story as ebook, I wouldn't listen to the audiobook.

The performance from the narrator is also very important for me. I can't listen to a lot, because my English as a non-native-speaker isn't so perfect to follow a whole story over hours, when the narrator speaks too fast or too sloppy. Normally I have to SEE the person, who is talking to me in English. It took me a little bit, to come into the narrator, but at the end, it worked. I only have to take a few breaks between. I'm just not yet finish with the book, but I listen enough to give a review.

PLEASE READ MY RATING SYSTEM!!!

To my ratings:

5* - very very good
it's like an A+

4* - very good and will be often re-listening
it's like an A

3* - it's more then a one-time-listening.
it's like a B

Allen & Brantley

MM. Allen is so sweet, caring, and trusting. So much so his own sister takes advantage of him and will not acknowledge it. When Brantley is hounded by two ICE Agent who are about to send him back to his country and certain death, Allen steps in to help. Their situation forces Brantley to open up more than he ever has to any person, or man. Allen gets to be involved with a side of him that no one else has encountered. Both have their issues and that does not help the precarious situation they are in.

Couldn't make it through because of narrator

As in book two, I could not make it far into this book because of the poor narration.

A different story for the m-pregs

The story was taken right out todays headlines. How sad to think things like that go on especially in the land of the free.worth reading with a great ending. Not my favorite narrator but try to get through this for the story.

Faux love ❤️

This two men arranged to be together and had people blocking them. Finally it was them putting up road blocks. I would of liked the story more with a different narrator , the voices used were often squeaky. The accents weren’t that great. But good effort.

True to life

This is a wonderful series and here's more love from Silver Oak Medical Center. This story is about finding love went you weren't even looking for it. Not only love but an entire family.
Narrator Kaeomakana Tiwanak does a wonderful job.

good

this narrator is growing on me.. slowly haha. it was a good story of course.. the narration isnt my favorite narrator but still did a decent job with this one. i liked it

Excellent narration

I liked this book very much, but it definitely is my least favourite of the series so far. I loved Allen from the start. He's warm, caring and totally family orientated. I hadn't warmed to Brantley, even by the end. Yes, he had problems. Yes, terrible things had been done to him in the past. Yet he couldn't seem to see how lucky he was to have the support of Allen and made very little effort to (in my opinion).

The government agents are foul people; the dregs of humanity. However, their awfulness is so well written, I actually looked forward to scenes that they are in.

Kaeomakana Tiwanak made another amazing job of the narration. He romped through the narrative and his many voices are again excellent. There are a couple of production issues (repeated sentences), but I can overlook these.