Love Me Forever

The Maxwell Brothers

By: Layla Hagen

Narrated by: Jacob Morgan, Savannah Peachwood

Length: 7 hrs and 18 mins

Publisher's summary

A surprise baby romance from USA Today bestselling author Layla Hagen:

“Have dinner with me.”

Four words. That was all Travis Maxwell needed to charm me, even though I’d just met him. In my defense, we were kind of stuck together, and he was the hottest man I’d laid eyes on. We spent a glorious week together, knowing we'd go our separate ways in the end.

Then two blue lines turn my life upside down. I'm pregnant.

Travis and I agree to be friends—nothing more—and to focus on raising our child.

Easier said than done.

Travis transforms from a master flirt to a caveman, intent on protecting me and our unborn baby. He spoils me and tends to all my cravings, including supplying my favorite cupcakes on demand and watching Netflix with me.

As we bicker about which season of Bridgerton is better, he suddenly tells me that he wants me.

That he needs me.

And I need him too.

But I want him to want me for me, not just because of the baby. Travis doesn’t want to settle down. He told me as much when we met. I fear he's mixing up his feelings, and I don't think that's the right recipe for forever….

©2022 Layla Hagen (P)2022 Layla Hagen

Great Love Story

I would have liked the female voice for the daughter Paisley to have been more kid friendly otherwise it was truly a good love story.

FANTASTIC!!!!!

I absolutely loved this one!!!! This series is such a feel good love story with the naughtiness mixed in which makes it that much better!!! I think my favorite part is when his family embraced her with open arms and she was so happy because she had never had that!!! I can't wait for Sam's story!!!! And it would be so awesome if the author would write sequels for each so we can hear the story of them getting married and having their own babies☺️❤️

Love love love

I absolutely love this series. It gives you all the right feels. I can’t wait for the next one to come out.

Would like the story longer to develop relationship more

I like the way this author writes, and I like that the characters seem to make wise decision and the problem that develops later in the story isn’t one that stupidly breaks them up. However I would like it if the author could expand the number of pages in order to develop the characters’ relationships

Worth a listen

While I’ve enjoyed the series none are 5 stars worthy. IMO the best part of the story is the relationship of the Maxwell siblings and cousins. Didn’t like the old fashioned name they gave the baby. This author is new to me so I have to research to find if there are Sam, Reces, and Kimberly stories around somewhere. I think the books should be read in order.

Love Me Forever

I knew Travis was in for it when the last book ended. What I didn’t expect was him to be stupid in the first few chapters. Of course he lost her number but like come on Travis… You are a Maxwell. If he had put his mind to it he could have found her sooner. Just saying. I adored the way his family took Bonnie in right away while giving Travis crap at the same time. Yes, I say it all the time, but I love the way Layla Hagen writes her family relationships. It always leaves me with a warm feeling.

Love the Maxwell family

Loved all these Maxwell boys, can’t wait for the story on Sam and his new love or maybe she’s someone from his past. I am a huge fan of Layla Hagen

ABSOLUTE MUST READ!!

I Absolutely Love The Maxwell Family!! This Book Had A Great Story Line And Characters That Draws You In At Page #1. Narration Is Spot On Perfect!

This book redeems the series

This is the best book of the series and has Hagens humor and story line in top form. A couple books in this series weren't as developed or as fun as books in previous series, This one is much better. I really liked the independent female character. And Travis is a interesting man too. Believable romance.

Good Story but Lacked Some Serious Reality

This was the best of the Maxwell series but two parts were glaring and seemed to stick in my mind unfavorably. The fact that he lost Bonnie’s contact number (when his phone replaced) and couldn’t reach her was ridiculous when he knew where she worked. Secondly, the fact that she ordered 6 cribs that had to be constructed and then 4 of them disassembled and set back was just plain lame. Not a fan of blatant unreality.