Random Acts of Love

Small Town Second Chance Romantic Comedy (Random Series, Book 5)

By: Julia Kent

Narrated by: Sebastian York, Andi Arndt, Tad Branson

Length: 9 hrs and 47 mins

Publisher's summary

The last ever-loving thing I ever thought I’d become is a hypocrite.

A big, fat one.

Joe doesn’t even want me to meet his parents. Trevor’s fine with it, but only if they keep thinking I’m his girlfriend. And only his girlfriend. He doesn’t want that pesky little thing called truth to get in the way.

Both of them are my boyfriends. Both.

So then my mama goes and gets engaged - the woman rediscovered her hoohaw! - and I have to head back home to meet my new stepdaddy and attend her wedding.

And she wants me to bring my boyfriend with me.

Um...which one?

This is where the hypocrisy thing comes in, because I’ve never told her what’s really going on with me and my boyfriends.

Funny how making that word plural ends with a hiss.

The easiest thing to do is to tell the truth, right? That’s what I’ve been telling Trevor and Joe for more than a year and a half, and now that the tables are turned on me, what do I do?

Break up with them and run back home.

I never dreamed they’d follow me from Boston back to my trailer park in Ohio.

And claim me for their own.

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Random Acts of Love is the fifth book in the series that started with Random Acts of Crazy, the New York Times best-selling book that introduced fans to Darla, Trevor, and Joe. When Darla has to face her own demons (and hypocrisy) by going back home, she learns that love means admitting who you really are to everyone - including yourself.

©2015 Julia Kent (P)2021 Julia Kent

MFM perfection!

Oh My!!!

This book was a perfect combination of love, heat, relationship, and hidden secrets.

I am not usually a fan of multiples in a relationship, but wow! I will go find another one after listening to this!

The characters were great, the storyline was very well written, and the narrators made the characters come to life.

I would definitely recommend this MFM romance!

Tad Branson was hilarious!

Meeting the parents is a turning point in Darla, Trevor, and Joe’s relationship that leads to a reckoning that was inevitable from the start. I was totally incensed on Darla’s behalf because Joe’s prevarication and the lifelong emotional blackmail of his controlling mother have been building throughout the series. I was losing faith in Joe’s level of commitment but was equally staggered by the level of antipathy both men exhibited in their drunken confusion. There’s a lot of soul searching in this book but there’s also plenty of humor, a deeper love connection, and lots of maturation. I’m a big fan of all three narrators’ work but Tad Branson’s hilarious imitation of Joe’s controlling and obnoxious mother definitely deserves an award!

great series

I have really enjoyed this series. i never know where it is going. the first half of the book got a little to far out there and I was loosing interest but it brought it back.

I Love This Series

It read this book when it first released, so hearing the audiobook performed by the talents of Andi Arndt, Tad Branson and Sebastian York bringing Darla, Joe and Trevor to life was thrilling. This book was critical to the status of the trio's relationship. They had to regard their feelings and importance of their future. This is my favourite 'Random book.

Disappointed

Tad Branson's narration was horrible......so much screaming and over acting. It could have been so much better.