Never Got Over You

By: S.L. Scott

Narrated by: Aiden Snow, Brooke Bloomingdale

I’d sworn off men. And then I met Nick Christiansen.

Technically, I fell for him, literally, the moment I landed in his quarterback-sized arms and looked into those soulful eyes. I blame the rum. Or was it tequila?

Spoiler alert: It was those delectable dimples.

Either way, Nick was stupidly handsome and ridiculously charming. He held me like he cared and listened to me like I mattered. Captivated by great conversation and rock-hard abs, Nick had me reconsidering the “No Men” promise I’d made myself.

I still regret walking away the next day.

I can’t stop thinking about the one who got away. But then I run right into Natalie St. James.

She’s still unwittingly gorgeous, if not more so, and as wildly quirky as I remember.

Sidebar: She’s on a date.

What do I expect? For her to still be thinking about me?

I still regret what happens next.

We didn’t get the love story we deserved the first time, then I screwed up our second chance. When the universe shifts and our stars realign, is the third time a charm?

©2020 S.L. Scott (P)2020 S.L. Scott

love the book love the author wish they were more

couldn't put the book down love the pace of the book very good reading and it too quickly

loved it

I really enjoyed reading this author.  I look forward to reading more books by this author in the near future.

Always Us.

This story was the absolute sweetest. Right from the start there’s the unmistakable attraction and giddiness of meeting someone for the first time. Nick and Natalie are as silly as they are smitten. SL Scott creates such a romantic and heartfelt journey for them that you’re guaranteed to fall in love with. Destiny and soulmates are the things dreams are made of and everyone needs the ultimate happily ever after sometimes. These two are definitely better together.

The narrators are amazing and really bring this story to life. Besides, who can resist Aiden Snow growling ‘She comes first.’

Love finds away

Another amazing story from the author concerning the Christianson men. I loved how Nick met and got to know Natalie while on vacation. it was memorable for both of them, even if they didn't exchange last names. Then fate brings them back together on the NY city. This was a great love story, even though the challenges. Them getting stuck in the hotel revolving doors, not once but twice was memorable. I loved the ending!

She doesn't deserve him

I love Nick and have nothing negative to say about him. Natalie is a different story. I think he loved her more than she loved him. I didn't like that she kept comparing their relationship to her past relationships. He did more than enough to prove that he was different. What really made me not like her was the fact that she got so mad at Nick about her family selling their company to his family, but never confronted her family for keeping her in the dark for months about her father's health and the selling of the company. She readily accepted that he was the bad guy. He let her off too easy.