Only One Chance

By: Natasha Madison

Narrated by: Ava Lucas, Connor Crais

Length: 7 hrs and 41 mins

Publisher's Summary

Miller 

They called me the pretty boy on and off the ice. Hockey’s most eligible bachelor. 

When my teammate asked me to donate one date to his charity, I figured why not. Worst case, I’d spend the night with a fan. Best-case scenario, she would be hot. What I wasn’t expecting was for my dream girl to be the highest bidder. 

For years, she brushed me off, and now, I finally had a chance to take her out and show her who I really was. 

With only one shot at this, I really hoped I didn’t mess it up. 

Layla 

At the top of my career, I was riding the wave of my sports talk show having the best rating on the radio. 

I also made it a rule to never date any sports players. 

It was my one rule, and I was sticking to it until I bid on the only man who gets under my skin.

©2020 Natasha Madison (P)2020 Dreamscape Media, LLC

The Beginning was Rough

I'm always been a big fan of Natasha's books but this one was a struggle. The main female character was a real witch (replace the "w" with a "b"). Her actions for the first few chapters got so bad I actually had to skip chapters and probably missed some good parts just to get past her witchyness. I personally don't care to be around people like her (Layla) and discovered I don't like reading or in this case listening to a person like her. There was something that happened later in the book (don't want to spoil anything) where she became very sad and I didn't feel sorry for her at all because of the way she started in the book. Eventually they figured things out and the story came along well.

It might have been better if I read the book instead of listening to it. The narrators were good when speaking as their main character but when they tried to do the opposite sex, it was hard to listen to. This ended up being an OK book for me.

Great story and narration

The second book in the latest series from Natasha Madison and wow, it was so good. Ava Lucas and Connor Craig brought this story to life with their narration.

The writing was strong with characters that you cannot help but fall for and whose story you quickly become invested in. I was hooked from the first chapter and was frustrated when real life got in the way of reading.

This is Miller and Layla’s story and was an entertaining love story. Only One Chance at times had me laughing like a lunatic, in fact I laughed so much I almost cried, but through it all was a story of love and hope that left me with a smile on my face.

Miller has wanted Layla for quite a while but has had no luck in getting her to go out with him. When Layla wins a date with Miller at a charity auction, she has no idea how her life is about to change.

I loved how Miller was determined to show Layla how good they could be together if only she would take a chance on them. Miller is totally swoon worthy and I could easily see Layla as a friend. The secondary characters, particularly Grandma Nancy was a hoot and I could happily read more about her.

It was heart warming to watch the journey and chemistry as the relationship developed between Miller and Layla. These characters were so easy to relate too, the story was beautifully written and I cannot wait to see what Ms.Madison has in store for this series.