Dr. Grant

Off Limits, Book 2

By: Catharina Maura

Narrated by: Maxine Mitchell, Teddy Hamilton

Dr. Noah Grant's dream job at a prestigious private college came with three rules:

Don't sleep with the students. Don't sleep with a patient. Stay away from Harold Astor's granddaughter.

Seems easy, right?

It was. Right until Amara Astor walks into his office with one of her own inventions—a toy—stuck inside her.

She's a patient, a PhD student, and she's Harold Astor's granddaughter. She's entirely off-limits.

Getting involved with her puts his promising future at risk, yet he can't turn her away. Not when doing so means she'll find someone else to test her crazy inventions with.

Contains mature themes.

©2021 Catharina Maura (P)2023 Tantor

Redemption at it’s best

You will not want to put this down! I absolutely love Catharina’s work…she always delivers for me❤️

Amazing Love Story

I love the way the writer let them fall in love, showed them forgiveness & that true love just does not end!

3.5 Stars

I love this author, and Dr Grant was another great addition to her catalog. The audiobook had my two favorite narrators, and that did the characters justice. It was nice to see characters from other books. Not really a fan of the third act break-up, but it didn't last too long. I knew it was coming because the couple was saying their ILYs around 60% into the book, and there was no way they'd be happy for that much

Dr. Grant

One statement from Amara and I knew why everyone wanted them to not be together. My heart hurt for both of them. They were both told to stay away from each other but the connection was to strong for her family to get their way. I am also glad we got to see Gray and Ari a bit too.

Duet Narration Is a Must

This story was fantastic. It gets 2 stars for performance due to not having duet narration. Why ruin a great story. It’s 2025 . Going forward please make the story all it can be with duet narration. Also, choose age appropriate narrators. The female narrator sounds like she’s 60 years old. The way she ends the end of sentences very weird like. A sound like “eh”. I have started a list of not so good narrators . I choose stories based on the narrator. The best two narrators for me are Teddy Hamilton and CJ Bloom