Leave Him Loved

A Swoony Small Town Romance

By: Harloe Rae

Narrated by: Samantha Brentmoor, Lance Greenfield

From USA Today and Amazon Top 10 best-selling author Harloe Rae comes a heartfelt friends-to-lovers romance that delivers uplifting entertainment full of punny humor, undeniable chemistry, witty banter, and feel-good comfort.

I’m a city girl - born and raised.
My plans for the future include a towering high-rise that overlooks the hustle and bustle.
Living in farm country? That possibility never had a place on my bucket list.

Until now.

Enter Reeve Colton - local bachelor and shameless flirt.
Bumping into him on my introductory stroll down Main Street is a delicious housewarming treat.
The small-town charm of Bampton Valley begins sinking in that afternoon.
Maybe this temporary relocation is a blessing in disguise.

It turns out Reeve and I have more in common than our mutual appreciation for good barbecue.
Don’t even get me started on his magnetic personality and ridiculous good looks.
Striking a bargain with him is a no-brainer.

What starts as a bit of fun becomes complicated in a hurry.
But that won’t change the inevitable.
When my contract is done, I’ll be leaving him - and Bampton Valley - behind.

Leave Him Loved is a total stand-alone, heartwarming romance. Prepare yourself for heaps of swoon, hilarious dialogue, never-ever dates, and country charm that will leave you smiling.

©2021 Harloe Rae (P)2022 Harloe Rae

Writing is great, Narrators (especially Samantha) were horrible

I really love Harloe’s books, but the last three that I’ve listen to I didn’t really enjoy the narrators. Samantha’s voice for the male drove me crazy. I get that not very many women could do a males voice, but it was just really annoying. I also thought that Lance was very monotone. This is disappointing because the story was excellent, and I believe if she had somebody like Jacob Morgan or Teddy Hamilton reading this, it would have been much better.

So, when you read this review it’s not the writing that’s bad. Her stories are actually very touching and entertaining to me. I just think maybe she should look into a better narrators in the future.

"Hotter than a southern summer..."

I have to mention that Harloe Rae's descriptive writing had me craving BBQ and a few fruity alcoholic beverages that I don't generally indulge in. Rae has quite the way of describing things that just seemed to make my mouth water... I might have actually made BBQ ribs the day after starting this audiobook... THAT is how strong her descriptions are. The cravings are real. Now, let's talk about Reeve... oh Reeve, you lovely and sweet man always standing at attention ;) ready to play. I'm always giddy when we get a man that tries to sweep his woman off her feet instead of those alphaholes that are so popular for some reason. Call me crazy but I want a man to treat me like a precious material (outside of the bedroom)… that is Reeve. Lord this man, he is the sweetest, gooiest man... he had me a pile of sweet, melted mess by the end.


Samantha Brentmoor and Lance Greenfield were just fabulous as narrators! Samantha Brentmoor totally encompasses the big city girl gone country. She seemed to channel Audria's fun character. I swear, I could FEEL this girl caving bit by bit being in Reeve's presence and Brentmoor really hit my ears with those feelings. Now, Lance Greenfield wasn't as southern as I would have preferred to be real. I liked him a lot though so that saved him. Greenfield pulls off charming and cocky but he was so smitten. All of that is portrayed through his voice. The narrators worked great together and sounded great together. I'd happily listen to both again.

Absolutely swoon worthy and spectacular!

I loved this entire story! Some people are destined to be. Reeve and Audria had such sizzling and amazing chemistry right from the start! Anything worth having takes hard work and lots of patience. This book was so unique and special. And the characters definitely captured my heart. Harloe Rae is such a wonderfully talented author. I just love to get lost in her books. And these narrators brought it to life so beautifully.

Leave Him Loved was just AHMAZING!!!!

About the Story: Reeve is swoon worthy that there are times you feel like you are a puddle of goo! I kid you not ladies, you will claim him!! Audria is our city girl now gone country... even if it is not her cup of tea. I loved anything and everything that this story is about. I completely got the book hangover which seems rare this days.

About the Audio: I truly like Samantha narrating Audria. You connected with her voice and truly felt the characters personality. Lance made me swoon with bring Reeve to life. I was already a sucker for Reeve and this sealed the deal. I felt like I was in the same room and these two made a great team!

Just okay.

Not my favorite book by this author. I struggled to get through the book,it started out strong, interesting and then I got bored. I get authors wanting to add angst to books but when it went on and on without anything happening chapter after chapter I got bored. Loved previous by the author , this one wasn’t my cup of tea.

Swoony Farmer

Rae has done it again!

Leave Him Loved (audio version) was a breath of fresh air. Audria and Reeve’s story was one of new beginnings with a dash of friends to lovers. Their connection and pull to each other was immediate but took a while to act on. What Rae does best is mixes witty dialogue with a swoony hero, sprinkled with chemistry that lights the pages on fire.

I am such a fan of small town romances and LHL does NOT disappoint.

Love it!

I enjoyed reading this book but the audiobook made it so much better. Just on another level. I think the narrators did awesome as Reece and Audria.

So great!,

I loved this audiobook so much. The narration was just perfect. The voices were age appropriate and the acting was great. Leave Him Loved is a hilarious, steamy, slow burn, friends to lovers, small town romance. I loved everything about this beautiful book, all the characters are great, the witty banter is steamy and I loved all the Friends references. The love connection between Audria and Reeve was such a joy to listen too. No matter how hard they tried to be just friends, they couldn’t deny their pull to each other. Look up perfect, swoony book boyfriends and you will find a picture of Reeve. Harlow Rae has another bestseller on her hands with this wonderful story of small town love.