Twist of Fate

A Small-Town, Friends-to-Lovers Romance

By: Tia Louise

Narrated by: Sebastian York, Samantha Brentmoor

A sexy, friends-to-lovers, second-chance romance with a twist by USA Today best-selling author Tia Louise.

To be “just friends” with a guy, you’ve got to follow The Rules:
Don’t touch him unnecessarily.
Don’t share your intimate dreams with him (even if he asks).
Don’t kiss him, and definitely don’t sleep with him.

Scout Dunne and I have been “just friends” since childhood.
He’s everything you could want - sexy, charming, confident - every girl’s wet dream.
Until we broke The Rules.

We broke them in the ocean, in my aunt’s bathroom, in my bed....
It was the hottest week of my life.
I’m one of the few people who knows the first-round NFL draft pick wants more than a life of sports.
Because we’re friends, right?
Not anymore.

Now he’s gone, and I’m trying to get my career back on track.
Mamma said a guy would never put your dreams ahead of his.
But the twist of fate?
It’s something you never see coming.

Twist of Fate is a stand-alone friends-to-lovers, single-parent romance. No cheating. No cliffhanger.

©2021 Tia Louise (P)2021 Tia Louise

Good story

I really enjoyed listening to this audiobook and the narrators were fantastic as usual with bringing the story and characters to life.

Twisted Up and Loving It

This book had me all twisted. These characters had me all twisted. Scout and Daisy need to lose each other to find each other. They gave each other the space to live their dreams but fate interfered. They just needed to catch up to what it had in mind. I loved the cringe moments, the hot moments and the moment they realized their real dream.

Taking Chances Series

Twist of Fate - A Small-Town, Friends-to-Lovers Romance (Taking Chances #2) is entertainingly sweet listen. I enjoyed the writing style and my favourite character was Melody as she stole the show when she appeared. Daisy and Scott were compelling characters who are likeable. A smexy listen.

Sebastian York, Samantha Brentmoor dual narration was everything. They became the characters and brought their story to reality.

I got more invested as the more I listened. A fun listen with awesome narrator's.

Amazing small town friends to lovers

This is the story of Scout and Daisy, a small-town romance, friends to lovers. With a chemistry they can't deny. They are both young and they have dreams that make them fall apart, Scout follows his acting career dream but when he goes back he finds himself with more things than he ever thought he will find. The story is beautiful and sweet, although it's one type of story I have read before, so the originality of it takes a star from me. I love Tia Louise books so this one was well written and had all the feelings.

Loved It

When I read, “This Much is True”, I fell in love with the character of Scout. He was kind, funny, and such a gentleman towards people. Yes, he was flirty, but never in a disgusting way. He made people feel liked and special, and although we get bits of his story in the first book, I couldn’t wait for his own book.

This one was heart-wrenching in ways that made you feel so bad for Scout. We know from The previous book that he survive through all his trials, but it’s agonizing to listen about him actually going through his trials. You hurt for him because he is such a good guy.

Just like the other book, you have additional characters that make the story a little more enjoyable with their wittiness. In this one, it’s Daisy and her best friend/cousin,Slye. Also, her dealer friend adds to the fun drama.

I think Sebastian York did a pretty good job, but I’m so used to him voicing characters that are a little bit more harsh. So, I didn’t feel the happy-go-lucky personality that Scout had portrayed in the previous book with Jason Clark voicing him. That is just a minor thing, because he really did do a pretty good job and I laughed a lot. Samantha was excellent as she was in the previous audiobook as well.

I’m hoping we get to hear about Slye’s story. Now, that would make a fun listen.