Made for Us

Made For Series, Book 3

De: Natasha Madison

Narrado por: James Cavanaugh, Grace Grant

From Wall Street Journal and USA Today best-selling author Natasha Madison comes a brand-new stand-alone surprise-pregnancy single-dad sports romance.

A spin-off from the Only One series and This Is series.

Made for Us

Abigail

It was time to celebrate. After all my hard work, I was graduating at the top of my class. Our family vacation was the perfect chance to relax. Until I saw him get on the plane and my plans went out the window. Tristan's everything I've always wanted but can never have. One night was all we had together. Now, I’m staring at the two pink lines wondering if I should even tell him.

Tristan

Six years ago, I was living for myself until I found out I had a two-year-old daughter. Now, I love my life exactly how it is: me, my daughter, and hockey. Except—I've been in love with Abigail from afar for years. She was the only one with whom I trusted my daughter. One night with her is more than I deserve. Now that I've had her, I know she was made for us.

©2023 Natasha Madison (P)2023 Natasha Madison

Female narration is terrible

Good story and love the family history but the female narrators voice was robotic and seemed way to mature for the age of the character.

The story I loved the narration not so much

Did not like the narration but loved the story as always with Natasha love her books but the narration was not good

Great Book

Every book gets better and better! Love the family banter. I always buy Natasha Madison books.

great book

I love this series and amazing book! The dads are so funny 🤣 the family growing so big and can't wait for the other kids stories.

Narration Didn’t Fit.

I love the storylines Natasha brings us and couldn’t wait to get Tristan and Abigail’s story after finishing book 1 a couple days ago. Unfortunately while the story was great the narration didn’t fit. For me the voices just didn’t match the characters and it brought me out of the story. I listen while I commute so when I was home I chose to read instead of listen.

Will I read the next book! Hells yeah!

Tough to listen to

Female narration was not good, made it hard to listen to. Story was just okay.

Wonderful book

Abigail and Tristan have been in love with each other for years but never told the other. They have one night together and it ends up in a surprise pregnancy. This is a low angst friends to lovers story. I really liked it. James Cavanaugh and Grace Grant were great narrators.

I really loved the story in this one

I really loved the story in this one, and Abigail’s character completely stole my heart. She’s been a favorite throughout the series, so seeing her finally get her story was incredibly satisfying.

That said, this was the first audiobook in the “Made For” series where the narration didn’t work for me. I didn’t love the female narrator’s portrayal of Abigail, and Tristan’s voice didn’t quite fit his character either. The delivery didn’t fully capture the emotion and nuance of the text—especially during the many internal monologues.

Unlike the previous books, the communication between Abigail and Tristan fell flat at times. I found myself repeatedly wishing they’d just talk to each other and address the obvious—aka their feelings. After their night together on vacation, their avoidance bordered on frustrating. I understand embarrassment, but the lack of direct conversation felt unrealistic given their history.

I was genuinely happy to see these two end up together; after getting to know them through the other books, it’s clear they’re perfect for one another. I just wish we’d seen more on-page development of their relationship once they got together—more growth as a couple, more exploration of them as individuals navigating love. Their bond existed before they officially became a couple, but I wanted to watch it deepen in real time.

Despite that, I continue to adore the world Natasha Madison has built. The family dynamics and interconnected stories are what keep me coming back. I’m crossing my fingers for a future family vacation book because the family banter alone would be gold.

Narration a miss

I was really looking forward to the story, but the narration was a letdown. And the female main character voice seemed far more mature than the book character should be.

Female Narrator…meh

Female narrator sounds old. Male narrator is ok…The saving grace is Natasha Madison is an awesome author and always write a great story.