The One I Want

She was everything he never knew he needed. He was everything she avoided.

It’s not the first time I’ve been called a stalker. I can’t blame Andrew Christiansen for thinking I am, since we keep crossing paths, especially when I pop up in the most unexpected of places - his office.

We’re opposites in every way. Not the kind that attract. I’ve been called a ray of sunshine. He’s been called a grumpy workaholic that needs an attitude adjustment. By me. Somehow, we become friends - the teasing, flirting, and kissing kind. But this thing blooming between us threatens to turn this relationship from friends-to-lovers into a full-blown office romance. That’s the least of my worries because one or two little - okay, big - secrets I’ve been keeping may turn him from the one I want into the one I can’t have.

©2021 S.L. Scott (P)2021 S.L. Scott

Sebastian York has THE Voice!

Drew & Juney’s love story was slow & bumpy - but with help from family & friends, they finally found their way to a perfect HEA. I loved Gil’s role in this story.

Juney was a bit too obsessed with her parents’ choices, a bit too “poor me,” especially given her status in society. Drew was overzealous with his work, but came around.

Both narrators delivered excellent performances. Sebastian York’s soothing, sexy voice always draws me inside the story, & I totally enjoyed listening to Summer Morton.

The One I Want

Cute book🎧listen very much a rom com…A bit too long, it definitely could’ve been shorten, thankfully it had plenty of humor with a good dose of smexy time and it ends with a HEA. The narration with Sebastian York is always delicious🔥and Summer wasn’t bad. Is it worth the credit? If you like a slow burn rom com then this is a book for you…Enjoy❣️

Captivating!

Andrew Christiansen is the CEO of Christiansen Wealth Management, a billion dollar company with offices in New York, Los Angeles and Seattle. Although home is Los Angeles, he is in the New York office, with its growth potential, to expand the business and prove to his father that he is worthy of his title. He's married to his work and, to his mother's chagrin, doesn't care one iota about a personal life. Cookie Christiansen wants nothing more than to see her sons happy and healthy. Before leaving Los Angeles, she made Andrew pinky swear that he would follow all the tasks on the list she gave him.  After two weeks of stalling, he reads #1: "Lie in the grass in the nearest park at 9:17 on a sunny weekday." That leads him to meet a smelly dog, who got free, and the stunning woman who used to be attached to the leash! Juniper Jacobs is a botanist like her parents, but works for a temp agency and takes the jobs they offer her. She has a sad backstory of an early life without her parents, world-renowned botanists, who continually traveled for research. They were killed in an airplane crash and Juni went to live with her grandmother. She made friends with the other residents, especially Gil, the doorman/father figure/friend. She's surprised to see that Andrew lives in her building, but she doesn't say anything to him because he's already teased her that she must be a stalker, since they seem to run into each other practically every day. When personal and professional paths cross, their friendship becomes so much more. This compelling story is a reminder that love isn't just a physical attraction, but the knitting together of the heartstrings. And about that list. Is it a happy accident or New Age fate (with a helping hand by Cookie Christiansen) that brought them together? Whatever it was, their stars aligned perfectly.  
The narration is beautifully done by Sebastian York and Summer Morton. Their voices blend well, giving each character a unique and dynamic personality.

I loved it!!

I loved it! I enjoyed how quirky she was! Great story! A must listen!!

business man vs free spirit

loved the dynamic between those 2 opposite. he learnt from her and their live story flows naturally. great Audio too !