Washed Up

By: Kandi Steiner

Narrated by: Hannah Chiclana, Edward Black

It was just another day in the Emergency Department - until she was wheeled in through the doors.

Amanda Parks, my childhood best friend's mom, who I may or may not have secretly kissed before leaving for college.

I haven't seen her in over a decade, and in so many ways, she hasn't changed.

Same killer curves.

Same hypnotizing eyes.

Same reaction from my heart when I see her.

But something new? There isn't a ring on her finger anymore...

And I'm much more of a man than I was at eighteen.

Washed Up is a stand-alone, age-gap, medical romance in the Bayside Heroes series!

©2021 Kandi Steiner (P)2022 Kandi Steiner

Age-Gap and Forbidden Romance!

I read it, and I liked the audiobook version. This book is part of the Bayside Heroes, a multi-authors series. Amanda and Greg's story is beautifully written, and heartwarming. Amanda is a beautiful survivor, strong, and determined. Greg is handsome, caring, and supportive. They are perfect together. This is a great forbidden and age-gap medical romance. I enjoyed it! Hannah Chiclana and Edward Black did a good job with the narration. I enjoyed it.

Age does not define u

this was a wonderful story of heartbrake, survival, and finding your person.

i wish there had been a twist of possible child for him. but it was so enduring to listen to his patience and his understanding.

Beautiful story

For women who are older, you will totally get Amanda’s fears and doubts, the narrative that age makes us somehow less… it was easy to get caught up in this story. I felt this book and experienced the joys and pains. Easy to love Greg too!! A great read/listen!

Loved it!

Beautiful age gap, medical romance. Slow burn and great chemistry, Greg and Amanda’s connection can be felt from the second they meet again. A sweet, forbidden love story that will have you swooning until the very end. A wonderful job to both narrators portraying Greg and Amanda.

Reverse Age Gap May Be My New Fave Trope

Fantastic narrators..the audiobook edition needs to be added to Good Reads! Edward Black and Hannah Chiclana have been added to my auto listens!
This book started a little hard for me only because I am a mother of three boys and can't imagine having a relationship with one of their friends. However let's step back and look at these amazing characters that Kandi developed. Amanda who is starting over after finally leaving a life of domestic violence and abuse. I could relate to everything she felt as I myself lived it. It is hard to put yourself out there at all because your feelings of inadequacy and self worth is so low. Greg was patient , kind and was a true best friend . He reminded her what it meant to live for herself, to have fun and embrace life with every moment. They made a bucket list together and he helped her climb in more ways than one. He was more McDreamy than any doctor on Grey's Anatomy. The end of this book without spoiling it ..made me angry with Amanda , because as a single mom making a home is what your biggest goal besides raising tiny humans. Greg telling her SHE was his home was the most beautiful declaration..and he gave all of it 100 times over. So glad I bought the audiobook I know this is one I will listen to again.