Save the Date

By: D. A. Young

Narrated by: Mari, Sean Crisden

Length: 13 hrs and 13 mins

Publisher's summary

From their first meeting, awareness sprang between them. Pretending it didn't exist was impossible. Yet, it didn't stop Guy Keetoowah-Marquez from coveting the attention of the one woman in the world that he could never have.

The moment Miguel brought Fern home and she met his younger brother, it confirmed what she'd already known. Her marriage had been a mistake. Harboring the guilty feelings and her growing connection to Guy ate Fern alive as she tried valiantly not to fall further from grace and be the best wife possible, given the circumstances.

And then, in a tragic twist of fate, the path to one another was cleared.

Now, Guy has relocated to Baymoor from his beloved Whiskey Row for Fern and their family. They're building a life together and intend to make things official once and for all.

Join them on this adventure to a happily-ever-after as they deal with outside forces, strengthen their family bond, and learn the power of forgiveness.

Contains mature themes.

©2023 D. A. Young (P)2023 Tantor

This one takes you on a journey

This was a love worth waiting for. There’s sadness that brings joy and a magical, loving family together like no other. So happy for Pip at last.

Family overcoming together

The author D.A. Young has the ability to weave in current issues. The ongoing theme of family love, forgiveness and healing will overcome evil, if families work together.

Blessed Union

Guy is one of my favorite characters in the world of Whiskey Row and now spilling into the Baymoor families. Fern and Guy just FIT!! I have read this story and now have listened to the story and I can say I was not disappointed. Sean Crisden knows how to bring a character to life, as well as MNs. Mari.. Well done!

Left my heart smiling!

And the amazing artist that is D.A. Young does it again. I waited for this love story and it did not disappoint. From the development of each new character and learning more about Guy’s rich heritage and family roots, I could not stop listening. The fact that we were visited by some of our favorites from The Row was one of the many high points. I loved hearing about the children and the elders of our favorite characters as well. And let’s not forget our Baymour crew, they all show up and show out for their loved ones! Their bonds are tight! And I’m here for it all!

The sex scenes still have me blushing and clutching my imaginary pearls. Smoking as always! Take some time for yourself, cozy up at home and prepared to be thoroughly entertained by this story. I laughed and I had two tearful moments as well. I simply loved Save the Date! Love it!

Kimberly W.
Bronx girl residing in NJ!
The Bronx will always be my first Love.

Mixed feelings

So I love the whiskey row crew. To be honest this story is difficult to see the happy ending. In the end Guy is with his brother wife. I understand she was in a abusive relationship with him, but the brother had mental illness, PTSD. Realistic these things happen but a happy ending with reconcile family is unlikely. Realistically, they shouldn't be together just off the circumstances of his brother death. Also, Guy shouldn't have to change everything for Fern. Luckily I love the who Whiskey Row friends but this story is just not realistic. Guy had a good relationship with his brother, to me he should've been hurt more, Idk, there was something missing. I felt bad for the abuse but because of this sloppy as relationship and fast lack loyalty to his brother I lost the love of this relationship some. No flutters lol. But like I said, I love the characters so much (other than Fern) I cab still enjoy it and want more. Truth be told if his brother wasn't abusive Guy and Fern would've been a sleezy couple, for cheating and breaking up happy homes, the only reason it's looked passed was because of abuse. This is why I have mixed feelings. Please read