Eternal Vows

By: Rochelle Alers

Narrated by: Cary Hite

A Hideaway wedding wager - and an irresistible attraction....

Twins Ana and Jason and their cousin Nicholas are successful 30-somethings who are single and loving it. They have no idea that their relatives are betting on which one of them will get married first. But by the family’s New Year’s Eve reunion, will all three have learned what it means to be lucky in love?

Rochelle Alers’ Hideaway Wedding trilogy continues with the story of Nicholas.

Among Virginia’s horse-country elite, Nicholas Cole-Thomas is the ultimate eligible bachelor. After escaping one disastrous relationship, he plans to remain single. Yet when the beautiful veterinarian working on his horse farm needs help, he invites her to stay under his roof. And the closer he gets to her, the closer he wants to be.

Blurring the lines between business and pleasure is risky for Peyton Blackstone. It’s not just Nicholas’ charisma but his gentleness that enthralls her. But when trouble from her past resurfaces, will he be man enough to trust her - no matter what the consequences?

©2013 Rochelle Alers (P)2013 Blackstone Publishing, and Urban Audiobooks

good listen

ummm it never told who won the bet. Especially since it seemed everyone had secret vows

Sacred Love

The book was good Nicholas very mysterious, Payton down to earth. the characters make me not want to put the book down romance novels they are my favorite. Keep writing these Novel Mrs. Alers.

Good

I really liked this book and would recommend it. It had a great storyline and sexual storylines. I wish this book was a movie or TV show.

This couple was great together and the cover doesn't match the couple. The narrator could have been better with the female voices and expressing the characters words. It was a disappointment the bet never came up again and more info. on why the secret Sil and her husband was hiding. I know him being and FBI or whatever was the secret, but what was the big deal with keeping that from Sil?

the true meaning of having boundaries and self love yes

Reginald and his entitlement so wrong for his up bringing his vibes were so so Wrong

I loved it!!

I’ve read all the books in this series and they all tie back to each other. That’s what makes me keep reading!! The images on the book are, to me, an indication that this is indeed an African American romance novel. Because I’ve followed this series so closely, I didn’t really notice the cover until someone mentioned it in their review. In my head all of the Cole-Thomases are exactly who they’ve always been: a multicultural family of successful people who love each other tremendously. Thank you for yet another great read!!