Accidentally Hers

Sterling Canyon, Book 1

By: Jamie Beck

Narrated by: Kate Rudd

When ruggedly sexy backcountry guide Grey Lowell moves to Sterling Canyon, Colorado, after buying the ski-expedition company Backtrax, his plans don't include romance. Still, it's fun to look - especially across a crowded restaurant at a beauty he dubs "Bambi". But all his plans change later that night when he's injured by a drunk driver.

Physical therapist Avery Randall is shocked to learn that Grey's the man her brother struck with his car, and even more stunned when he arrives at the clinic expecting her help. Despite her reservations and Grey's silly new nickname for her, Avery agrees to work with him, and passion begins to simmer. Yet with his livelihood at stake, Grey must make tough decisions that could hurt Avery and her family. Before long, Avery's loyalties are tested, and the choices she and Grey each make may cost them their chance at lasting love.

©2015 Jamie Beck (P)2015 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

fun story, I enjoyed it! excellent narration.

fun story, I enjoyed it! excellent narration, I liked her variations on the voices.

the conflict throughout the story got a little old after awhile, but I enjoyed the journey of Avery and Grey.

Very enjoyable

Great read! I loved the characters and storyline. So glad it is the start of a series.

Great book

I thoroughly enjoyed this book on my back porch with a cup of tea. Easy read.

Trouble with love

The main man kept having trouble put upon him. The female character is put between her love interest vs family. Do you follow your heart or your brain, even in a no win situation?

Full of melodrama if you like it

The story was a good premise and Kate Rudd did a great job of narration. The premise though interesting was the source of major conflict between the characters causing angst throughout most of the book. This to me made the latter part of the book to be a major downer. Avery made a terrible decision toward the end that seemed to indicate her loyalty to her family who were selfish, belligerent, concerned only with their possessions and problems over other innocent people.
I think most people unless major dependence problems would not have made that decision. To me it made forgiving her very difficult.