Finn

A Small Town Single Dad Romance (The Moore Men, Book 1)

By: Ashley James

Narrated by: Gregory Salinas, Alex Kydd

Falling for my girlfriend’s twin brother wasn’t what I had in mind when I hired him to be my son’s nanny.

Working on my family’s cattle ranch, the hours are long, and sometimes unpredictable, so when my regular nanny quits, leaving me in a pinch, I have to think fast.

In walks Ash Tudor.

My opposite in almost every way.

He’s cheerful and bubbly, has horrible taste in music, and does yoga in my yard almost every morning in the tightest shorts I’ve ever seen. Not that I’m looking.

But it’s none of those things that have me scratching my head and second guessing everything I thought I knew about myself. No... it’s the fact that he’s a him and I can’t seem to keep my eyes away, no matter how confusing that may be.

I’m nearly thirty, and never once have I looked at another man the way I catch myself looking at him.

The feelings and urges growing inside of me make no sense, and then when he gets a special delivery to the house of items he plans to use on himself, I can’t stop imagining him doing just that... Or imagining me using them on him.

But confusion and curiosity aside, I can’t fall into bed with my son’s nanny.

Doing so would be reckless and irresponsible.

No matter how tempting it may be.

©2025 Ashley James (P)2025 Ashley James

Daddy Finn and Brat Ash

"Started out the night with your girlfriend, and you're ending it in her twin brothers bed"
"You're naughty, daddy"

Finn by Ashley James

Ashley has done it again, sending us straight to Wolf Creek to fall head over heels for more irresistible cowboys! And let me tell you, Finn, Ash, and Tucker completely stole my heart. Finn had me swooning with his strong, stoic presence that just radiated daddy energy (in all the best ways). Ash was the ultimate fun, loving brat, and Tucker? That little man was the perfect mix of tough and utterly lovable. I can see why Ash instantly fell in love with this little man.

Listening to Gregory Salinas and Alek Kydd bring Finn and Ash to life was an experience of its own, pure magic. Their performances were so raw and real that I could feel every ounce of frustration, heat, tension, and deep, soul, consuming love. It wasn’t just a story; it was like stepping right into their world, and I never wanted to leave.

Diving into this world was an absolute blast! Wolf Creek felt so alive, and I loved every second of being transported into its rugged, passionate charm. And the drama? Ash falling for his twin sister’s ex could’ve been a disaster, but instead, it was everything I didn’t know I needed. The way it all unfolded was so satisfying, and I was rooting for them every step of the way.

And can we talk about the spice? Because wow. I totally get why Ash called Finn daddy now, because Finn is a daddy, and their chemistry was pure, mouthwatering perfection. Every heated moment between them was just chef’s kiss🔥.

I am beyond excited for this new series! I’m already obsessed with these characters, and if this first taste of Wolf Creek is any indication, we are in for an unforgettable ride. Bring on more cowboys, more passion, and so much more love, I’m ready!

great mm

This is my favorite of the series on audible. Well worth the credit. Feeling and spice

A good solid story

I really liked the story.
I would have loved it other than a personal pet peeve.
I really disliked the daddy reference all the time.
I’m like, it’s either a bit of kink, or it’s not. If it’s a bit more kink, then it has its place.

Soo good

Great start to a series! Absolutely love the story, Narration was Soo good! Definitely in the relisten pile!

Another great book from an all time favorite author!

Ashley James is an automatic one-click author for me—especially when cowboys are involved—and this story just reinforces exactly why.

I loved the contrast between Finn and Ash’s personalities. Watching Finn wrestle with his growing feelings for Ash and finally give in was so satisfying. And with sweet little Tucker, Finn’s son, added to the mix, it’s the perfect recipe for a heartwarming single dad romance. This trope was done so well—it truly warmed my heart.

The narrators absolutely nailed it. They brought the characters to life with just the right balance and had distinct tones that matched each character perfectly. It made the whole experience even better!