Knocked Up by the Single Dad

Knocked Up Series, Book 2

By: Lilian Monroe

Narrated by: Amelie Griffin, Alex Kydd

Lucas already has one kid, and he's not trying for another one. He's not trying for anything except moving up the ladder at work....

Until he slides into the back seat of a taxi and sees Rosie for the first time. Her luscious lips look perfectly kissable, and her fiery red hair would look much better splayed across his pillow. Judging by the way she's looking at him, she feels it too.

After a traumatic attack that left Rosie in the hospital, she's cautious around men. But Lucas tears down her defenses with one smoldering look, and she knows she's in trouble. There's only one problem: "Trouble" turns out to be two blue lines, bright and clear on a pregnancy test. How will her mysterious Prince Charming react when he finds out he's going to be a dad...again?

Contains mature themes.

©2017 Lilian Monroe (P)2019 Tantor

Lucas and Rosie

An adorably sweet, charming, entertaining and fun romance. I enjoyed going in this journey with Lucas and Rosie.

What is the skies boys voice

I really want to like this book but I think it’s gonna be one that I have to read myself. This guys voice is absolutely atrocious the photo California accent makes it sound like I’m listening to two teenagers talk. It’s such a bad performance and a bad vocal reading of a really good story. So definitely gonna purchase this one on Kindle but cannot listen to this guy talk any longer.

Typical story

Complete lack of communication makes this a typical, very common storyline. I told myself in the beginning: if she loses the phone number, I’ll stop listening. I didn’t. Then I said: if she doesn’t give him a chance to explain, I’m going to stop listening. I jumped ahead, but darn it I wanted to like this story!! Sorry, I didn’t finish because it’s just too cliche. The narrators did a very good job.

Cute but predictable

Girl scared after an attack but brings stranger home...hmmm
Male narrator was not the best pick, with his heavy accent seemed more Jersey boy than Californian Executive.

Good plot, audio performance wasn’t great though

The plot of this book was good and the spice level was low. However, I wasn’t a fan of the audio performance. Luke sounded immature to me and I struggled to see him as someone old enough to have a 12 year old child, let alone a newborn on the way. The exaggerated New York accent when the male narrator was speaking as the female character was a tad annoying.

Overall I give the book 3 stars because like I said the plot was good. I also do enjoy Lillian’s work.