Count on You

Taylor Family Saga, Book 1

By: Kami Holt

Narrated by: Winston James, Georgie Kimble

"Love is a gamble. You'll never be able to predict whether you have a bad hand or a good one until you start playing."–Puma

Normandee Tribune dedicates her life to saving the lives of children. While she loves her job, it doesn't fill the void of not being able to have the one thing she desires more than anything—a family of her own.

Amid her fertility struggles, she's forced to come to terms with the reality that she may have put her heart in the hands of the wrong person. Things begin to shift after she's reunited with the knight in shining armor who once helped her during a devastating loss. Now, Normandee is left with hard decisions only she can make.

Tycen Newell had everything a man could ask for: a beautiful fiancée and a son he adored. However, a tragic accident uncovers an unforgivable secret and betrayal from the people he thought he could trust. Revenge is the only thing on his mind when crossing paths with the beautiful doctor who turned his world upside down. Somehow, she manages to find her way into not only his bed but his heart as well.

It's hard to trust when you've been hurt before. It's even harder to love when you've never experienced the real thing. Normandee is determined to keep her heart on lock, but Tycen has other plans for her.

©2024 Kami Holt (P)2025 Podium Audio

Love this Book!

So I love the storyline. I was laughing,crying, and mad! I love Tyson he did not play abt his woman! He did not mind checking anybody! The male narrator was the Bomb as always. However the females narrator was very hard to listen too.

Persistence endurance and love winning out

Good from beginning to end some of everything love betrayals secrets revealed and love overcoming it all

Love the storyline

I loved the storyline and characters were well developed.

The female voice performance made it hard to finish. Winston does awesome work.

Please continue the series.

GREAT STORY, AWFUL FEMALE NARRATOR!

This story started off with a bang and only got better. I loved Normandee’s transformation and how she finally spoke up for herself. And I loved Tycen from the beginning. He was smart, intelligent, loyal, and protective. But it was Normandee who made him realize he was worthy of love too. Great story overall!

But the female narration was (and still is) the worst female narrator I’ve ever heard. Every story she narrates sounds robotic—like she’s using her finger to follow along when reading. I eventually gave up and just read her chapters on my Kindle. On the other hand, Winston James was the perfect male narrator.

What’s meant to be will be.

Love conquers all. Once one identifies their flaws and makes the changes to better their lives is abundance