Love Deep

De: Louise Bay

Narrado por: Samantha Brentmoor, Shane East

My life is basically a three-item to-do list:

1. Keep my eight-year-old daughter happy.

2. Keep my job at the elementary school.

3. Keep my big, scary dream of being a full-time artist locked up where it can’t break my heart.

Easy. Manageable. Drama-free.

And then Fisher Wright strolls into Star Falls.

Tall. Charming. British. The kind of dangerously attractive that should come with a warning label—or maybe a hazmat suit in my size. He’s here for eight weeks, helping a famous music superstar record her next album.

We have one harmless, flirty conversation at the local bar.

Then it’s wine on my porch.

Then stolen kisses by the falls.

Then… oh no, actual feelings. The big, messy, life-complicating kind I swore I didn’t have time for.

But his life is in New York. Mine is here. And long-distance fairytales? Please. They don’t come true — especially when there’s a kid involved.

So why is he making secret plans to get my art in front of Manhattan’s elite?

Why am I suddenly imagining him at my daughter’s soccer games?

And why does it feel like the only temporary thing here… is the eight-week expiration date we agreed on?

Small-town slow burn. Single mom sunshine and a grumpy Brit. Steamy porch kisses. And one very inconvenient, very irresistible love.

©2025 Louise Bay (P)2025 Louise Bay

Great characters

Juniper and Fisher are a good couple. They support each other in ways that they each desperately need. This is largely a story about learning to trust. In fact, these two are so hesitant to rely on others that I was afraid they might not get together. But this is a Louise Bay story, so I knew that their friends and family would help them get that HEA.
The narrators did a great job with these characters. They captured all the humor and uncertainty and infatuation in the story. Ms. Brentmoor did an especially good job with Juniper's daughter.

Love and a kid.

A single mom romance done so well. Juniper is a focus mom, and it truly shows. She’s a great example of putting her child first while finding time for herself. Fisher isn’t really looking for love. Such a great romance that plays out the tropes in a wonderful manner. It’s a great balance of romance, family, and spice. Not everything is kid-centric, and they really do get time to form a connection.

the art of Falling in Love

this story was definitely romantic and sweet. the male character Fisher he to me just seemed awkward kind of a workaholic little bit different. the female character now she Juniper was definitely different also her life I really kind of thought it felt like her life she was beaten down by life but at the same time she embraced it all always happy always okay with that but it was more definitely more than that definitely scared to reach for her dreams Maybe. I absolutely adored the emotions I got to feel through this book the happiness the funny parts the steamy parts. single mom stories always tug at my heart and this one definitely did. I will say the ending was something else I was surprised and smiling and laughing and oh so cute.

Heartfelt, swoony and sweet

It’s so great to go back to Star Falls and visit the Colorado Club. “Love Deep” is a heartfelt, swoony and chemistry filled single mom, small town romance that was such a great addition to the series.

Juniper is a single mom to her daughter, Riley, and has spent the last eight years taking care of her. Her focus has been her and thus putting her own life goals on the back burner. And then Fisher Wright comes to Star Falls to help one of his artists while they are recording a new album. Neither are looking for anything serious because Juniper’s life is in Star Falls and Fisher’s life is in NYC. But the attraction they have for each other is too strong to ignore and they agree to keep things casual while he’s in town. But as they spend time together, it’s clear that there could be more if they want it.

Juniper and Fisher are opposites but they work so well together. Juniper is a single mom who’s focus is to always make sure that her daughter is cared for and happy. I loved that she took the time to spend it with Fisher and do something that makes her happy. Fisher is a grumpy Brit who has spent most of his adult life building his empire in the music world and has put his personal life on hold. Coming to Star Falls was exactly what he needed to see that it was possible to have everything he wanted. The chemistry they had was undeniable. I loved how Fisher was proper and polite but the moment he had a steamy moment with Juniper, he turned into a commanding man that Juniper loved. Fisher was also great with Juniper’s daughter, Riley. He never made her feel less important and they ended up being friends and super close. The two were able to figure out the distant thing and the ending was perfect for them. And I loved the bonus epilogue.

Samantha Brentmoor and Shane East narrated as Juniper and Fisher and I loved listening to them bring this story to life. Samantha’s narration was genuine, caring and sweet just like Juniper. I loved Shane as the grumpy but caring Fisher. Both Juniper and Fisher have a lot of past history that shaped them and they did an amazing job portraying these characters.

A beautifully emotional, addictive listen

The kind of performance that reminds you why you love audiobooks

Louise Bay delivers another beautifully emotional, addictive listen. Fisher and Juniper’s story is full of heart, slow burn tension, and swoony moments. Shane East and Samantha Brentmoor are absolute perfection together — their chemistry, emotion, and delivery make this audiobook unforgettable.