Taming Teddy

A Made Marian Novel

By: Lucy Lennox

Narrated by: Michael Dean

Teddy: If there's one thing I don't do, it's commitment. You don't become an award-winning photographer by staying in one place. I'm always on the road, looking for the next shot, the next award, the next hot body. Which is how I end up on Dr. James Marian's front porch in the middle-of-nowhere Alaska. He's known as the Wildlife Whisperer, and I want to photograph him in action. He's reluctant at first, but I can be persuasive.

Soon enough I have him in bed saying yes over and over and over again, but my ability to shoot and scoot is frozen by a Denali snowstorm.

Jamie: I always thought of myself as the marrying type. Until I got left at the altar. Now I have a new motto: never commit and never fall in love. So when a cocky nature photographer decides I'm the key to his next masterpiece, it seems like the perfect arrangement: the hotshot's only in town for a brief assignment and then he'll be gone. No commitment, no strings, and no chance of getting my heart broken again.

There's just one problem: I think I'm falling in love. Now I'm afraid that maybe I'm the marrying type after all. And he definitely is not.

©2016 Lucy Lennox (P)2017 Lucy Lennox

Totally Teddy

What made the experience of listening to Taming Teddy the most enjoyable?

Getting to know about Jamie and Teddy.

Who was your favorite character and why?

Teddy, I really liked his persistence. He also seemed like a regular guy.

Which character – as performed by Michael Pauley – was your favorite?

I would say that Michael Pauley did a great job with Jamie. I do feel that at some points, Jamie's voice was identical to Blue's voice.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

Jamie and Teddy, our own little paradise.

Any additional comments?

This book is my favorite in the series. I enjoyed getting to know about Jamie, since we didn't really get to know him in the first book. I feel like Jamie was sort of the outcast of the biological Marian clan, he didn't really have a strong relationship with any of his biological siblings like Blue did. It was great to get to know him and to see his story unfold.

A Good Teddy Bear

This was book 2 in the "Made Marian" series. Teddy Kodiak is an award-winning photographer who doesn't do commitment. Dr. Jaime Marian is known as the Wildlife Whisperer he is a wildlife vet who is stationed in Denali, Alaska he is also nursing a broken heart he was stood up at the alter by his ex Brian who turned out to be married to a woman. When Teddy begins sending him emailing and calling him asking to take photos of him he says no until Teddy shows up at his cabin he goes behind Jaime's back to get what he wants. Teddy is cocky and arrogant and I liked him right away in fact I liked them both Jaime is sweet and caring. These two have some good hot sex until Teddy opens his mouth he doesn't want commitment Jaime doesn't know how to do casual sex. When Teddy gets a call about his father he leaves Jaime after taking some really good shots of him with different animals. Jaime tries to go out and date and it doesn't go like he want it to. I loved that text and email each other and although he wasn't there in person for Teddy when his father died Jaime was still with him. This was a pretty good read. This book was well written with no errors in grammar or spelling. I am looking forward to reading about Jude and his bodyguard.

GREAT!!!!!

Love this couple.. Teddy and Jamie are so good together.. I also LOVE this family.. One of my favorite book seriers. I am on my 3rd listen through...

Absolutely adore Teddy and Jamie!!

I adore Teddy and Jamie! I've read it and listened to this book multiple times, and it always gives me the feels. I live the careers that each character has, one as a wildlife photographer and the other as a wildlife vet. This is one of my favorite series!! I highly recommend all of the books. I think they are best enjoyed as part of the series rather than standalone books.

Outstanding!

Not only was the story and utter delight, but the narration knocked it out of the park!