MacIntosh Meadows: The Complete Trilogy

De: Susi Hawke

Narrado por: Drew Bacca

The Alpha’s Widower, The Omega’s Dance, and The Alpha’s Manny - three books...one complete volume!

What’s a guy to do when his straight best friend proposes a fake marriage? Just say, "Yes!"

Laurie Adams looked like he had it all, but his marriage was a sham, a Mr. Wrong chosen for all the wrong reasons. When his husband dies, Laurie has no time to mourn the cheating bastard - his children must come first. His only option? Head home to the small farm town he’d left behind a decade ago. The last thing he’s looking for is a fresh start with a new alpha, especially not with Dean MacIntosh...his very straight childhood best friend.

Tropes for The Alpha’s Widower: friends to lovers, bisexual awakening, fake marriage, single parent

What do you do when your one-night stand shows up in your regular life?

After a one-night stand in a neighboring town leaves Kade MacIntosh pregnant by an alpha he has no way of contacting, he’s ready to be a single dad. But what the heck is he supposed to do when Mr. Hot Stuff shows up in his dance studio? Alec Santiago is hard enough for Kade to resist, but his heart is no match for Alec’s adorable daughter.

Tropes for The Omega’s Dance: single parent, surprise baby, one-night stand shows up in real life

What’s an omega to do when denied custody of his late sister’s baby? Take the job offered to be his manny!

Zeke MacIntosh gets the shock of a lifetime when he’s contacted by social services to let him know that a former one-night stand gave birth to his son...and never told him. When Zeke goes to meet his baby, he’s also introduced to a down-on-his-luck omega - who’s not only in the market for a job, but is also the baby’s maternal uncle, and a perfect manny candidate. Never one to think before he speaks, Zeke spontaneously hires Dusty and invites him to live in their home.

Tropes for The Alpha’s Manny: finding joy after loss, making a family, surprise baby, manny, and a smidge of enemies-to-lovers.

Spend a little time with the MacIntosh clan. Featuring three brothers finding love while dealing with pushy grannies, multiple pregnancies, cute babies, and kids being kids - this trilogy will hit you in the feels and leave you smiling. No new material has been added. This bundle contains all three full-length audiobooks in one handy volume.

©2018, 2019 Susi Hawke (P)2019 Susi Hawke

Three brothers - three loves

Three brothers with three stories of love.
I love the way all three of these books tie together and are yet each their own story. These brothers are so different from each other but they are all caring and loyal. Despite their teasing they have their backs. I love the way that each of them found that mate that is perfectly suited to them and who become a part of the family.

Great collection

MacIntosh Meadows is a great collection of stories. My personal favorite is the third story. Zeke and Dusty are such an unlikely pairing. Their story is a bit more complex but still very fast moving. I absolutely love Drew Bacca’s performance for this series!!!!
Highly recommend this !!!

Amazing

This was a amazing set of stories. I was sooo excited when it came out in boxset. For none stop listening. The characters in each story are sooo interesting and fun. The narrator did a amazing job bringing there characters to the light. Loved it. Hope there are more in the future.

happiness ,heartache

laurie was sweet so wanted his in laws to lose everything. but dean yummy and all the babies sweet. widower.
tiny dancer was sexy sweet yummy drama queen on flick.
but my most heartache was for dusty 5 miscarriage so want dusty husband to pay painfully very painfully i so want dusty to get to have 10 kids

Sometimes love just finds you

I love this trilogy of the MacIntosh brothers. Each brother finds their love and a true meaning of family. It isn't always easy but in the end they get their HEA. These stories had me laughing at times and teary at others. This trilogy is definitely one to listen to over and over again.
Narrator Drew Bacca does an absolutely amazing job in bringing the characters to life.

All three stories in one place

This is the entire trilogy in one go with no extra scenes so if you already have all three stories, getting this audio is more for the convenience of having all three together.

Drew did a great job narrating all three stories, even though there are so many more people and so much going on. If this series was turned into a movie, I'd watch it.

Book 1: The Alpha’s Widower
Laurie and Dean are best friends that have been apart for the last decade but due to Laurie’s husband’s death, they get a chance to reconnect. Despite Dean being straight, when Laurie needs a new alpha to keep custody of his kids, Dean steps in. Of course, Dean’s family steps in to help the new couple have a honeymoon they weren’t planning and things start to get interesting.

I really enjoy Laurie and Dean’s story because despite Dean being an alpha, he is not the stereotypical alpha and becomes a great addition to Laurie’s family. I really love how he claims Laurie’s kids as his own.

Book 2: The Omega’s Dance
Kade is the only omega Macintosh brother but he isn’t the sweet and silent type. He’s a feisty little guy that takes what he wants and doesn’t apologize for it, despite his mother’s reaction. If I was living in this world, I would want to be Kade’s best friend, he is that fun.

Alec has his own ghosts to fight in order to be the man that Kade needs and they do such a great job of building their relationship with the help of Alec’s smart little girl.

Book 3: The Alpha’s Manny
This was a great conclusion to the Macintosh Meadows books. It would truly suck to have the kind of day that Dusty starts the book with and I'm so glad that despite all that went wrong, things finally turn our right for him. I think a surprise baby is just what Zeke needed to finally grow up, no matter that he's the big brother.

I think this is my favorite of the three stories because of all the babies and double pregnancies.

3 Sweet Love Stories all in 1

This trilogy gave me all the feels, I cried, laughed out load and blushed during sexy times. Not to mention the narration but Drew Becca is really good.

Excellent Trilogy

I absolutely love this series! I listened to it before it was a trilogy and it's even better being able to listen to all three stories back to back. The MacIntosh brothers are wonderful and their stories are so heart warming that you can't help but smile. Each story has it's own special character that you can't help but despise and along with them there is a little angst but it's handled quickly and well written. I'm so glad these are together as a set now because I know I will be listening to these over and over. Drew Bacca does a wonderful job with the narration for these characters! I always knew whose voice I was hearing and never got confused about what was going on, of course I think my favorite voice was Alec every time he said "Tiny Dancer". Excellent feel good series, low on the angst, high on the humor and love.

Cute and funny

This audio set is three separate books, each one about the 3 MacIntosh brothers. Two alphas, one omega, their lives changing all at the same time.

The Alpha's Widower was the story of two old friends, reuniting when one loses his husband and moves back home to his grandfather's farm with his kids in tow and a baby on the way.

The Omega's Dance was probably my favorite of the trio of stories, dealing with an omega brother having a one night stand with a stranger, then falling in love with his kid as he was his dance teacher.

The Alpha's Manny was an interesting tale of siblings and relationships that turn messy and can go from hateful to loving in a matter of minutes.

Overall, the three stories were lighthearted and fun, with a bit of cheesiness to lighten the mood. All of the characters had distinct personalities, but were typical Alpha and Omega stereotypes.

The narration was on par, as I could definitely tell the characters apart, even in the last story, which featured all of them for the majority of the book.

It was entertaining and sweet, with very little angst and lots of teasing and jokes.

Enjoyable series

I love having the whole trilogy in one set. The setting is fun and believable small town. The couples in the first two books had fantastic chemistry and the kids were well portrayed. The villains were a little over the top, but I still really enjoyed the stories and sometimes over the top mustache twirling villains are just what you want in a story. The third book did a little too well at portraying the alpha as a thoughtless jerk for my tastes. He was so awful to the Omega at first, when he was going through an awful time that I almost didn't want them to get together. By the end they worked it out and I liked the way the relationship developed, but I would have found Dusty's forgiveness more believable/not a terrible choice if Zeke had shown even a little compassion in the early days of their relationship. Overall I enjoyed the series. Characters were fun, plots were engaging and the narration worked well.