First Comes Love

By: Emily Goodwin

Narrated by: Philip Alces, Romy Nordlinger

"First comes love. Then comes marriage. Then comes a-" Hold up. You're joking, right? As if life works off a neat little list like that, moving down, checking things off before jumping to the next task. We're not married. We're not lovers. Hell, we're hardly even friends.

Noah Wilson isn't exactly "life partner" material, and he sure as hell isn't "father material." He's my older brother's best friend, and has been off limits, sworn off, locked in the highest tower and out of reach since we met over 10 years ago. With his devilish good looks, tattoos, motorcycle, and trail of broken hearts and tears, I've had good reason to stay away from the bad boy my mother warned me about. Until one night. One stupid, regrettable night that changed both of our lives forever. And now I only have nine months to decide our fate, to see if Noah's rebel heart is capable of anything more than a one-night stand. This isn't a love story. This is a life story. And life doesn't go according to plan.

©2015 Emily Goodwin (P)2016 Tantor

Critic reviews

"A fast paced and sweet read... that will make you smile and swoon, I would surely recommend this one!" (Pretty Little Book Reviews)

Quite different than I normally read

This story was very different because the couple were pregnant most of the book. I liked it. The drama was low. I would definitely suggest it.

loved it

such a refreshing novel. I love the messy life sequence. im at the part where she is telling her family. exquisite

Whinny heroine

I couldn’t finish this story. I love romance and that’s all I listened to. However, I am picky when it comes the main characters, especially the heroine. Whiny heroine it’s like nail in a chalk board. Ugh! I wanted to like this story but can’t stand the whinny. If this story is for you, enjoy!

I liked it

I am more of the erotic novel reader. I took a blind chance on this book and was surprised how much I actually enjoyed its sweetness!

A good story

This book won't be one of my favorites, it's not one I'll come back to but it was good. The author did a good job of weaving a believable story (although I really think AA should have been in one of the character's futures, no one drinks like that and then just gets over it with no help!) I thought the narrators did an awesome job though. Overall, good job!