Somebody's Husband

By: Robbi Renee

Narrated by: Dylan Ford

A grieving doctor and a nurturing professor join forces on a potentially groundbreaking medical study that sparks a profound connection neither saw coming in this unconventional romantic drama from the author who brought you the book club favorite Somebody’s Wife.

Dr. Dresden Xavier moved his family back to his hometown of Monroe City after an unfortunate tragedy. Searching for an escape from the reality of grief and depression, Dresden buries himself in a grueling medical research project that could yield life-changing results. What was supposed to be a short-term partnership with the professor of nursing at Monroe University quickly morphs into a case study of love … or maybe just an experiential error.

Harper Kingsley, a loving wife, mother, and professor, sought tenure and a little peace and happiness in her fast-paced life. In the public eye, Harper is a poised perfectionist, but behind closed doors, she desperately fights to mend the broken threads of her feeble family. Lies, sickness, and secrets that could destroy her family permeate her soul until the healing touch of Dr. Xavier changes her trajectory. What was supposed to be a clinical research assignment evolves into something much greater and beyond their control.

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it was ok.

I started with Somebody's Wife which I enjoyed. Having that background, this one fell flat for me. It's a predictable story. Even though I follow this narrator, this was not a good story for him.

Just okay

Somebody’s Husband was fine, but it didn’t quite live up to my expectations. I was hoping for more after enjoying its predecessor so much.

Beautiful Story

Robbi Renee does NOT miss!!! What a beautiful story of love and healing! I loved it!!! 10/10

Finding love in your 40s

I thought this was a great book… and me and my feelings at times. Love reading from both points of views.

Beautiful story

I’ve discover Robbi Renee! I loved this story. She builds the lives and loves and trials of two families… allowing us to feel the love and heartache while opening the door to them being drawn into new beginnings. They are respectful, wistful, longing and hit with moments of “almost”. I enjoyed how she brings these two (and their families) into a second time around forever love!