The SEAL's Unexpected Triplets

De: Katie Knight, Leslie North

Narrado por: Allie Shae

He swore to protect them. But falling for her could cost them everything.

Cora Caspian has loved the triplet girls she's nannied since birth. But when tragedy strikes, she’s stunned to learn she's now co-guardian—with a brooding, battle-hardened Navy SEAL.

William is lethal, disciplined, and built for war—not for toddlers. The last thing he needs is to be shackled to three kids and their sharp-tongued, frustratingly gorgeous nanny. But when it becomes clear someone is targeting the girls, his protective instincts roar to life. His job is to keep them safe. His problem? Keeping his hands—and his heart—off Cora.

Cora’s spent her life dodging men like William—men who put duty first and feelings last. But William isn't just a soldier. He’s a man fighting demons, and the only thing more dangerous than the threat outside their door is the heat sparking between them.

Keeping the triplets safe is their mission. Ignoring their attraction is their battle. But when the danger hits too close, William will have to choose: his duty, or the family he never saw coming.

This book has since been republished with updates. This audiobook is based on the original edition.

©2019 Relay Publishing (P)2021 Relay Publishing

great narration

This is a great read, that is heartwarming and sweet. It also has danger, thrills, and surprises. I really like the instant family element to this story. I really liked the narration of this story. The narrator's voice has a calm tone to it. She is very easy to listen to and understand.

Unexpected storyline

I thought I would be reading an unplanned pregnancy story, but was treated to an entirely different scenario. The triplets, Melissa & Haley & Paige, were orphaned when their parents died in a questionable fire. Cora, their nanny is left with the responsibility of caring for the triplets along with a security detail in the form of William, a Seal recently forced into retirement after injury.
It doesn’t take long for the small group to form close ties as numerous attempts are made on the young girls. Through the numerous obstacles and emotions, it was an enjoyable trip to an eventual HEA.
Definitely a fun listen.

Great Read

This book is a good read a action military romance . This book is a page tuner and the storyline is great . The characters have good chemistry with some HEA .

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This was another great story. William and Cora’s story was such a great read with tons of twist. I can’t wait to read the next one.

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Sweetly Steamy Romance with Adorable 3yo Triplets

When I first saw the cover of this book, my mind immediately went to one of the very common tropes that happen in contemporary romance, namely that the SEAL in the title would have been surprised by a former lover returning to his life, telling him that he is the father of her triplets. This book is nothing of the sort. Instead, this former SEAL has been handpicked by a couple, now deceased, to protect and act as co-guardian to their 3-year-old triplets. He shares guardianship duty with their nanny, Cora. As so often happens in contemporary romance, the attraction sparks fly as soon as they meet, though because of her distant ex-military father, she has a distinct bias against military men. He has his own wounds, of course, which makes it hard for him to get close to and stay close to any woman. They don't fight their mutual attraction for long, and the intimate moments in the book have a sweetness to them, even though they are certainly steamy. The stars of the books, however, are the little girl triplets. Each has her distinct personality, and one has a much harder time liking our hero, but eventually, all the females succumb. And how could they not? While he has little experience with young children, he has a whole lot of heart and loves singing the children to sleep and helping with bath time, not minding if he gets soaked to the bone. He is very awkward with the girls at first, but he gives it his best…which is actually quite good. He goes so far as to take a babysitting class—where he is mostly learning alongside 14-year-old girls! Like all romances, this one has an extended black moment, and as I grew to like all the characters, it was hard to watch them stumble and fumble their way to an HEA, but, of course, they managed it. The epilogue is absolutely darling. I love me a well-done epilogue, icing on the cake of any good story and one that leaves the reader satisfied knowing that things continue to get better for the couple. I’m a very visual reader, and I can just imagine the sweet proposal scene with the “flower” girls.

It wasn't always wild about the narrator. I think she sometimes made the heroine a little too giggly and little-girlish for the immense responsibilities she was taking on with such skill and care. It wasn't enough to detract from the story. I just wish she varied the voice a little to more match the scene. All in all, though, I really enjoyed this audiobook.