Cross My Heart

A Small Town Billionaire Single Dad Romance (The Westbrooks: Broken Hearts, Book 1)

By: Avery Maxwell

Narrated by: Sophie Daniels, Tim Paige

Becoming a nanny was not part of my plan, but when tragedy strikes, I need a new beginning.

I've given up on the idea of love, so living with a stranger shouldn't be a problem. My past broke me beyond repair, and I’ve learned to accept that. What I’m not prepared for is my new boss to be the unbearably sexy single dad Dexter Cross. He exudes a confidence I’ve never known and brings out a sass I didn’t know I had.

Teasing him comes naturally, but the more time I spend with him and his children, the harder I fear it will be to leave. And I must leave.

I promised him one year, but all too quickly Dex sets his eyes and heart on me. He thinks I can choose them and stay, but he doesn’t understand my kind of damaged. My scars run deep, but apparently so does his determination.

With the help of his chosen family, he sets out to make me his, one grand gesture at a time.

But the question remains: Am I strong enough to let go of my past? Or are some hearts too broken to heal, even for Dexter Cross?

A thrilling emotional roller coaster; can Lanie learn to accept love? Buy now to enter the Westbrook World and find out!

Cross My Heart is an HEA stand-alone that is book one in the interconnecting series The Westbrooks: Broken-Hearts.

©2020 Avery Maxwell (P)2022 That's What She Said Publishing, Inc.

all the small town romance with all the steam

Lainey and Dex were so amazing. there were terrific laugh out loud moments mixed with the heart wrenching ones. this story pulled at my heartstrings and made me laugh and cry. a true joy.

My favorite Book Ever.

This is my 3rd time reading this book, only this time was way more better with the audiobook. Dexter Cross is my Prince Charming. Dex is an amazing man, with a beautiful family, by blood and by choice. Lanes is broken yes, but as Tate says, Dex is a fixer and definitely can fixer for them. The boys, the Westbrooks are so hilarious hahaha. Trevor, Preston and Loki are the best friends/brother a man can have. And Jules is freaking amazing. This is still my favorite book EVER!!! Sophie and Tim did an amazing performance in the audiobook. Can’t wait for the rest of the serie in audible.

A for sure must read!

So I started off reading the book and switched to the audio. Tim Paige’s voice didn’t fit for me at first, but as the story went on I was able to really visualize him. I loved the storyline. A lot of stories I read like this I get aggravated with. The female always seems so stupid or immature. Avery Maxwell envisioned a strong heroine who didn’t know the power of her own strength or the strength of family and love. I didn’t get that annoyed feeling of a heroine being immature, but a heroine really needing to dig deep and find that hidden strength. There were parts I found myself tearing up and parts I was laughing hysterically. The boys reminded me a lot of my brothers and their friends and the goofiness they come with. It was very realistic and easy to visualize. This was a great book and great start for a series. I only wish the rest of the series was on audio, but oh well, it won’t stop me from reading!

Great story!

Lanie and Dex’s story was an emotional, suspenseful journey and they helped each other heal from their pasts. I loved the way Lanie was protective of Dex’s kids and how he was patient and gentle with her because of her past. I enjoyed their flirty banter and all the grand gestures he did to gain her trust. The narration from Tim Paige and Sophie Daniels was great and I’m looking forward to hearing more from them in the rest of this series.

I am an audiobook convert, thank you!

I loved the print version of Cross My Heart, but I have only ever listened to personal development books on audio. Sophie Daniels, Tim Paige and Avery Maxwell have changed that forever. Sophie and Tim brought this beloved Avery Maxwell story to life in an entirely new way! I wholeheartedly recommend it to both new and returning fans of Avery’s work.