Lost in Him

By: Harloe Rae

Narrated by: Jacob Morgan, Samantha Brentmoor

"It’s an interesting tale about how the princess rejects her riches and flies free from the castle.”

My story isn’t quite so glamorous.

Well, not the part worth telling.

After my parents tried marrying me off to the wealthiest investor, I ditched their sheltered nest and set off with my own agenda. This summer is my chance to begin again.

Fulfill the dreams that were previously ignored. The adventure starts at a secluded cabin in the middle of nowhere.

That’s where I find him avoiding civilization.

Nash Hudson is a broody recluse holding a major grudge.

With stormy eyes and a perpetual scowl to match, his dark mood tries to steal my sunshine. I take his hostility personally, only to discover he doesn’t like anyone. Little does he realize that my stubborn streak rivals his.

As it turns out, Nash is the tortured hero my love story is missing.Too bad he’s very reluctant to fill that role.Thanks to a little luck—or a strike of lightning—he’s forced to face me.

I’ll break down his walls as if this soul searching depends on it.

Or maybe I’ll end up getting lost in him instead.

©2022 Harloe Rae (P)2022 Harloe Rae

Absolutely amazing story !!

Sweet and Sassy Penny was the perfect opposite to Nash's brooding quiet guy! I loved every second of this audiobook! The narrators were absolutely perfect and made me fall in love with the story even more❤️

Heart throb

I wish I could start this book all over again, I absolutely loved the main characters and the cute little pup. The development of the ML was perfect and the author didn't try to completely change him for the FL. I definitely recommend if you're looking for a quick read that'll make your heart squeeze!

A lot of sunshine and a lot of grumpy

When Penny's parents try to marry her off to a business partner, she think it's time to reject the princess life and take off and live life as she pleases. Her adventure starts at a secluded cabin in the middle of nowhere, literally. She'll spend the summer there. Her landlord is Nash Hudson, a grumpy recluse who has crossed off "peopling" from his daily life for the past seven years. His dark moods will not steal her sunshine. 

Nash has avoided human contact as best as he can. He spends his time making exquisite furniture with his sidekick, Rune, his dog. He is satisfied with his life... until he sees her, in her underwear, dancing her little butt off. All it takes is one storm to bring them together, but events from the past might bring them apart.

Penny is an interesting heroine. Though coming from wealthy she embraces "the simple life" with glee. Nash is the quintessential broody, sexy hero who hates everyone but Penny  (even Penny in the beginning!). Their romance is a slow burn, but then it bursts into flames. Penny is a virgin and I like how her first time was not romanticized as it usually is - it was fumbly, painful and awkward and Nash, who was completely unaware of that detail, tries his best to make up for it when he finds out. 

The book is basically the journey these two make to each other. I only wish wet had a lot more backstory for both of them. I was also a little confused as to why Nash thinks he is so underserving of Penny's love. His reason for living in seclusion didn't mesh with this self-loathing he shows for the whole book.

All in all, a swoony story!

Narration: I picked this one up for #moorvember and Samantha Brentmoor killed it! No surprise here. Her Penny is perfect and her male voices are scary good! She's accompanied by some unknown guy, this Jacob Morgan fella who is not too shabby. ;) (yes, I am joking people.... )

Possible triggers: toxic relationship with parents, mention of loss of parents

Swoon!

I loved this so much. I laughed and although there was a touch of drama and no one was really hiding anything persay it wasn't anything blown out of proportion.

This love was easy and wonderful and it was about 2 people just finding their happiness. They had an easy banter and this was a feel good romance.

loved it

wish it was longer will probably be listening to it again. great story and listening to it was joy