Not Quite Married

By: Lorhainne Eckhart

Narrated by: Daniel James Lewis

Length: 1 hr and 32 mins

Publisher's Summary

Julia and Logan are getting married, and everything is going according to plan…until she finds out she’s pregnant! On the same day, she is served a child custody suit by her ex-husband and is involved in a car accident, and Julia feels that her life is spiraling out of control. She begins to question everything - including Logan’s love for her.

In this touching romance novella, Not Quite Married, Logan has his work cut out for him in his mission to get Julia to the altar. (Guest appearances by Samuel Wilde.)

Julia and Logan are getting married. Theirs has been a whirlwind romance: First, her daughter Trinity was abducted, but Logan found her. Julia can no longer fight her feelings for Logan, even though, deep down, she worries about the former marine and the nightmares he carries.

However, when she finds out she’s pregnant, causes a car accident, and is served a child custody suit by her lying and cheating ex-husband all in one day, Julia feels that her life is spiraling out of control. She begins to question everything - including Logan’s love for her.

But Logan can never let her go. He stands by her and her daughters, all the while hiding his own dark and painful secrets. Before she can marry Logan, Julia needs to be sure he’s the man she believes him to be.

THE WILDE BROTHERS:

• The One (Joe & Margaret)
• The Honeymoon, A Wilde Brothers Short
• Friendly Fire (Logan & Julia)
• Not Quite Married, A Wilde Brothers Short
• A Matter of Trust (Ben & Carrie)
• The Reckoning, A Wilde Brothers Christmas
• Traded (Jake)
• Unforgiven (Samuel)

©2013 Lorhainne Ekelund (P)2018 Lorhainne Ekelund

A Great Listen!!

I just loved this story, the only thing that I would have changed/added would have been the narrator and have had both a male and a female reading it would have been alittle more expressive. But i love Lorhainne Eckhart books anyways and being able to listen to the story unfold while working is a nice touch!

A good addition to the Wilde brothers series

This short audio continues the story of the oldest Wilde brother, Logan, and single mom and cafe owner, Julia.
Logan wants to marry, Julia is hesitant for various reasons, and when unexpected circumstances occur, she becomes more emotional and doubts multiply. But Logan is a man determined to love and take care of Julia and her girls. Will he be able to convince Julia?
Another entertaining story in this series.

amazing short story.

i loved this short story. this is the first story in this series i listened. i want a man like logan.

Good book

This was a good book I loved the characters I like the storyline overall it was a very good book

I enjoyed this book very much.

I enjoyed this book very much and I think Daniel James Lewis narration of this one was better than he did for Friendly Fire.

So, for the story… this is another rather short book but we know the characters from earlier Wilde Brothers stories. I look at Not Quite Married as an extended epilogue to Friendly Fire or maybe a bonus short story. It's probably better if you read Friendly Fire before Not Quite Married.

In this book we see how well the Wilde Brothers work together to help solve a problem for Julia and how close their family is. Pre-wedding nerves nearly have Julia backing out but Logan remains calm and saves the day.

A review copy of this audiobook was provided to me but my review was voluntary and not influenced by the author.

Not Quite Married

This short sweet novella is the fourth book in the Wilde Brothers series, but it’s the first book I’ve listened to. I did not have any problems following the storyline. It was obvious that there was a backstory, which I now want to go listen to, but enough information was provided to understand where each characters was coming from. I love a nice happily ever after!

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and I have voluntarily left this review.

Great Story.

The character were believable and the story had a happy ending. I would recommend this to reader who enjoyed contemporary romances with some fa only drama.