Someone to Watch Over Me

Wild Widows Series, Book 4

De: Marie Force

Narrado por: Jill Redfield, Sean Masters

I come home to find him passed out on the floor…

Lexi

Almost three years after losing my husband, Jim, to ALS, I’ve started to emerge from the fog of widowhood, thanks in large part to my sexy roommate—and former high school crush—Tom Hammett. When he offered me a suite in his spacious home, he got me out of my parents’ basement where I’d lived with Jim during his illness and since his death. But now Tom is experiencing a health crisis, and I’m not sure I have it in me to go down that road again, even if I suspect I might be falling in love with him. I have to decide if I can risk losing my fragile heart to another man with a potentially life-threatening health condition.

Tom

My heart attack is the worst possible thing that could’ve happened, especially since Lexi was the one to find me in distress. She’s come so far in the nine months we’ve lived together, and I’ve felt us inching toward something deeper lately. After losing my dad to a widow-maker heart attack when I was a teenager, I hate that I’m inflicting similar trauma on Lexi and my sisters. I’m determined to do everything in my power to return to full health so I can be the partner Lexi needs and deserves. Little does she know that I too had a massive crush on her in high school, but she was too young for me then. Now, she’s perfect for me, and I want to be perfect for her, too.

Come along as Lexi’s Wild Widow chapter two story with Tom unfolds along with updates on some of our other favorite characters. We’ll also meet two new widows in need of the special love and support only the Wild Widows can provide.

©2024 Marie Force (P)2024 HTJB, Inc.

Wonderful!

Tom and Lexie had crushes on each other in high school but they never even talked to each other. Now years later, they've run into each other. She's a widow and he's never married. He offers her a place to live in his house. Their crushes hasn't dimmed through the years. Lexie finds Tom unconscious. His family has a history of heart problems. Will she be able to handle it if he dies? The Wild Widows Club is a great support for Lexie and helps her work through everything. I like how the widows help everyone out. The narration was perfect. I'm looking forward to the next book.

Female narration was torturous

The series is fantastic including this book. I have read and loved all Marie Force books. That being said the female narrator of this book was not a narrator at all. She read each word as my first grade students would...slowly and with no inflection. It was torturous to listen to.

love the story and all Marie's books

Female Narration is too slow..sounds more like someone reading allowed word. for. word. instead of narration.

Emotional

The Wild Widows series is especially uplifting because it takes people from tragedy to happiness.
Reasons I enjoyed this book:

After the emotional read of the first few books in the series I was looking forward to listening to Someone To Watch Over Me and it although not my favourite it was a good addition. not

This is Lexi and Tom’s emotional roller coaster of a read and one I couldn’t put down once I started. Their journey was a rocky one, full of ups and downs.

My emotions were all over the place whilst reading; there were times that I laughed and times that I was moved to tears.

The narration by Jill Redfield and Sean Masters brought all the passion and drama of the story to life for me and I am so glad that Ms. Force has decided to use a male narrator as well for this series.

Over too soon

Love this series. Forget these are characters and no real life friends. Enjoyed the book but am sad will have to wait a while before the next in the series. Love the dialogue. What a great grief group. The female narrator reads slow but have solved that by increasing the speed. Love the male narrators voice. Will have to look for other books he has narrated.