Slow burn at it’s finest

Great story line, just enough to keep you going back for more, another amazing book from the queen of a slow burn

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Another example of why I love Mariana Zapata

Having met the heroine of the story in a previous book it was great to get her story and find out how she was. Unfortunately Diana had suddenly become the mother figure to her brothers children and we get to see how she manages with this as well as cope with the grumpy guy across the street.

Diana and Dallas' progression is slow and like any Mariana Zapata book you begin to feel like these are your friends and you are rooting for them all the way. This is not a quick listen but it is definitely worth it as the narration got it just right for me.

This was just another example of why I love Mariana Zapata's work.

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Beautiful

I reviewed this book after my first listening. I thought the narrator did a great job. the book was slow but I liked it..... That just won't do... I absolutely love this book. I ve listened to it numerous times since. Callie Dalton is amazing. The interactions especially with the children are hillarious and so so heartwarming. I love the book so much. Thank you Mariana and Callie. ♡

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Love it! Seems to be part of a series that audible has not picked up on

Well I stumbled across this in my "recommended" section and I was not disappointed as in previous reviews state it is a slow burn the narration and story is lovely. The story is sweet and i loved the opening! During listening to this book I laughed and had a few tears in moments.

The only thing is that I'm disappointed in is that this book seems to be in a bit of a series and I have came into it mid way through/ end of it and audible has not picked it up as a series link! I will go and listen to the others but I prefer to listen in order.

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A bit too long

I love most of Zapata's books but sometimes it becomes a bit too slow burn. This book is a too slow burn so after a while I cannot pick up on the chemistry between the mc and fmc. It becomes too much side stories and the romance between Diana and Dallas loose momentum for me. A little more "drama" could have kept my focus up, now I actually lost focus here and there but didn't rewind because I felt I didn't miss any important events. A pity as the story per se is great and as always Carrie Dalton as a narrator is a brilliant choice. She is superb and should always be the narrator for Zapatas books or co-narrator if a male (preferably Teddy Hamilton or Aaron Shedlock) reads th mc.

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best book ever

love it
good story
we can only dream that it can happen in real life.

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Very well done

I absolutely love Mariana’s writing and decided this would be my first choice for trying out audio books and she has not disappointed. Callie has a lovely voice and did a great job.

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great read.

everybody can relate to the tales about family in this amazingly touching, funny, great slow burn love story that happen around a great tale of family life. I will read it again just for the moments with Louis and Josh, the 2 young boys. Motherhood through Diana's eyes is brutally honest and laugh out loud. Add into that the usual strong cast of secondary characters that Mariana Zapata always takes time, and pages on, this is a book that I couldn't stop reading and I know I will read it again and find even more things to love.

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Loved it!

This was another amazing book from Mariana. I’d put off reading it, for some reason - not sure why, but I’m glad I’ve finally done it now! Loved the characters and the narration. Diana and Dallas are another couple on my re-read list!

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Whoop

My fourth Mariana Zapata book and definitely not my last. Cant get over how well Callie Dalton performances these characters and makes them all so different and identifiable

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