Softhearted

Deep in the Heart, Book 2

De: Kim Law

Narrado por: Natalie Ross

Heather Lindsay loves falling in love - even though her blueprint for romance has failed her time and time (and time) again. But now that she’s signed on to design an outdoor-wedding venue for her friend’s home renovation show, Heather’s found a new focus: her career. Only it’s not long before she’s being distracted - by the hunkiest man who ever swaggered down the streets of Red Oak Falls.

The show’s new ranch manager, Waylon Peterson, a.k.a. Prince Harry in a cowboy hat, has every woman swooning. He’s also got a bad-boy rep that’s made him the hottest mess in town. In other words, he’s catnip for Heather, the Texan queen of bad choices. That’s why she’s steering clear - even with Waylon’s charm going full throttle.

Waylon is determined to trade one night stands for true love, but convincing Heather may be an impossible task. He’s ready to settle down, but can she get past her fear of settling and give love one more shot?

©2018 Kim Law (P)2018 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

Amazing book

This book was amazing and I love it, sometimes you have to listen to your heart, loved the narrator,.

LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS BOOK

sometimes romance novels can be over the top, but this one hit the mark. it was refreshingly honest with the moments of imperfection we all can relate too!

Sweet

Such a sweet romance series or even a stand alone. The story draws you in and has you rooting for a happy ending.

Love it

This group of people warm my heart. Love that no one is perfect. Love the two questions. Performance is great.

Softhearted

I think I may have fallen just a slightest bit in love with Waylon. Ok I won’t lie, I fell hard! He’s a man that knows he’s made a lot of mistakes in his past but he’s doing his best to make up for it now because he knows he’s got to be. Better person for his girl. There is nothing more endearing than that type of character. Heather had her issues - like everyone else in life- and I appreciated that the storyline doesn’t amplify her issues as the reason for everything like many story arcs tend to do. Her reactions to the things that happen through the story are reasonable to real life response and not dramatic story type. Can’t wait to see if Trenton gets her own book! I wouldn’t mind seeing Len get saddled either!

Heroine too “soft” to trust in anything

I listened till the end because I’ve already invested in the book wanting to give the heroine a chance to redeem herself. Also, Natalie Ross gave a 5-star performance. I can’t get over the heroine’s unwillingness to believe in herself, in the hero, and in the relationship until the last 20 mins. Instead of finding the “softness” endearing, I just found it annoying because it somehow turned into stubbornness. 2 star story turned around by narration. Btw, Kim Law is usually a 4-5 star listen because I couldn’t get the softhearted premise of the plot - I think it would have been aptly titled, “Unsure”