Flirting with the Beast

By: Jane Porter

Narrated by: Meg Sylvan

A woman expecting to spend the holidays alone finds warmth in the iciest man she knows in this steamy and charming later-in-life romance by New York Times bestselling author Jane Porter.

It’s been five years since Andi McDermott lost her husband, and she's finally starting to feel like herself again, ready to live fully—she’s even started dating again. But when her holiday plans with her stepson and his fiancée fall through, she refuses to spend another Christmas alone while everyone is celebrating with their families. Impulsively, she decides to go up to her cabin in Lake Arrowhead, a place she used to love to visit but hadn’t gone to in years, not since the feud started between her husband and their nearest neighbor.

Andi starts to rethink her decision when being alone at the cabin proves to be more challenging than she expected—a heavy snowstorm hits the area, and Andi finds herself trapped there with no one to help except for her neighbor, Wolf Enders. A military vet who lives full-time on Lake Arrowhead, Wolf is as grumpy and intimidating as Andi remembers. But he’s also unexpectedly kind and uncomfortably sexy—his presence reminds Andi that she may be older, but her body still works perfectly fine, thank you very much. But can this good girl tame this sexy beast of a man, and will this snowy fling turn into a love of a lifetime?

it was a lot different than most of the love stories.

I think it would have been better with a male and a female reader. I still enjoyed the very much though.

Beautiful story

Loved, loved, loved the story! Believable characters with a storyline that was heartfelt and funny!! I truly enjoyed listening to this book and would recommend it to anyone!

Talented narrator and interesting story

This story is adorable and sort of a comfort read without too much drama, but just enough happening to keep you interested. Andi is a far superior character than Paige in book 1, while still struggling with some anxieties or insecurities. Andi was a bit naive and it was clear her deceased husband was far from a good partner, yet she kept him on a pedestal. This allowed for her character to grow and learn from her past mistakes as she navigated a new relationship with a very difficult man. The narrator Meg Sylvan is sooo good - if you like her here, try Midnight Duet as she knocks it out of the park on that book. I'm really looking forward to the third book in this series.

Over 50 for the win!

First time for this author and narrator. Both are great. The characters are likable and real. The story got a bit boring when the unnecessary details of a grand kid were introduced, it felt like page filler. Otherwise it was a good story that kept my interest.

Awesome!!

Learning to forgive and learning to love people for who they are, not to totally mean your own expectations.