Walking Red Flag

Ocean View, Book 2

De: Morgan Elizabeth

Narrado por: Kenneth Toles, Whitley Whitmore

Her mind gets in the way. Gabi has spent her entire life with her head in the clouds, random thoughts interrupting at the worst moments. It's the reason why now, at the age of twenty-eight she still hasn't experience that 'special feeling'—by herself or with a partner. When she attends her best friend and boss's bridal shower, she gets some advice that almost works—until she falls in the shower, breaking her wrist, and landing her in Doctor Vic's Emergency Room.

He's looking for a solution. Vic is tired of his mom constantly setting him up on blind dates. His entire existence has been a balancing act of living his life and pleasing his mother. His parents may have chosen doctor for him, but he chose emergency medicine for the chaos and unpredictability he's always craved. The same kind of chaos and unpredictability that Gabi brought with her. When she confesses her current predicament while under anesthesia and then realizes her boss is a matchmaker, he takes it as a sign that they're meant to help each other.

Vic will help Gabi learn about her own body (he is a doctor, after all) and Gabi will help keep his mother off his back. But what happens when he realizes the thing holding Gabi back is what he likes most about her? Will Gabi be able to separate how Vic makes her feel physically from what she's feeling emotionally?

©2022 Morgan Elizabeth (P)2023 Tantor

Missed SpongeBob opportunities

“What’s the best fruit to live in?” ( hint: it’s not a pineapple)
This was the best deployment of the author’s formula yet. If you love the quirkiness of Phoebe from Friends, or any Meg Ryan or Reese Witherspoon character, then Gabi is the perfect FMC. I mostly forgave her passive aggressive malarkey in favor of the comedy, even if her mixed signals painted her as the bigger red flag (especially when she tells him no and gets upset that he couldn’t understand she really meant yes… argh!)

“You’re a walking red flag”
Like all of the author’s MMCs, Vic is mouthy, bossy, and immediately infatuated. But, the whole point of this book was to make the red flags so bad they’re good. So he’s got a serial killer pad, or is a lady’s man, or is too gorgeous to have looks and good character … he’s the perfect jelly to her nutter.
This was fun, frisky and filthy … but in a good, smutty romance book, kinda way.

Vic and Gaby

The best book from the ocean view series! Loved it!!! Need more like Red Flag.

Super cute!

I love how Vic cares for Gabi, encourages her, and loves her. He helps to build her confidence in the sweetest way. These two are adorable and their families are so chaotic. I love it!

The male narrator

He ruined the book for me. He sounded like he was reading off a script