My Fiancé's Brother

The Navy SEAL Series, Book 2

After exposing her secret to a church full of wedding guests, both Jackson and Matt leave Emily standing unmarried and alone at the altar. But that doesn’t mean that neither of them will offer her a future.

With a baby on the way, now Emily must decide what to do next.

Matt professes to love her, but he also loves her bank account. He is the safe choice, but the idea of spending the rest of her life with Matt leaves Emily feeling uncertain.

Jackson is the one who has stolen her heart, but everything he is offering her is out of a sense of duty, not love. Why won’t he let anyone get close to his heart? Can she really choose a future with someone who doesn’t have feelings for her?

Emily needs to focus on her future, but the past is creating a lot of havoc. Matt, Jackson, and Irene are keeping so many secrets, and the more she digs, the more complicated things become. Emily wants her happily ever after, and that requires a leap of faith.

Her only request? Please don’t crush my heart.

This full-length Navy SEAL and virgin romance is part two of a two-part audiobook series. It is intended for mature audiences.

©2017 Odette Stone (P)2018 Odette Stone

smoking hot!

Another smoking hot love story from Odette Stone. can't wait to read more novels from Stone.

Top 5 favorite of all time

I thought this book was realistic to what military spouses endure and was so darn sweet and cute. The small funny things the two of them say is so worth the read or listen. Well done. Perfect.

I loved this book!

I really loved this book. I wish the audio was a different person I was really bad to listen to but loved the story I wish they would have put Jackson POV in it it would have been awesome to see how he was feeling inside.

Still love the story

Love this story of Emily and Jackson, and the narrator seemed to do a better job with emoting for Jackson. Always a comfort read (or listen) for me.

Love this series...

Love this series and love the narrator I have listened to both books about 5-6 times. I never seem to get tired of it.