His Make-Believe Bride

By: Frankie Love

Narrated by: Sophie James

I may be an Alaskan fisherman, but I didn't expect my catch of the day to be Alice.

When I pull her from the water and see her wet clothes clinging to all the right places, I want to strip her of them and make her mine.

By the time she's below deck, naked in my bed - I learn that she's more than a virgin. She's the woman of my f--king dreams.

But I haven't told her everything about me. My secrets will push her away.

And I don't want that - we're playing a game where she's my make-believe bride ... and I can't lose her before I turn this into something real.

©2017 Frankie Love (P)2017 Frankie Love

Loved it!

This is a great love story and it has every emotions built right in. The narrator was great!

Short and dirty and a little sweet

What started as super dirty turned into something super sweet. I loved the character development even on something so short. The narration was great on something that was dual POV.

Insta all the way

The story is too insta for my tastes, but the narration is great.

Short and sweet

What made the experience of listening to His Make-Believe Bride the most enjoyable?

I enjoyed listening to the words.

What was one of the most memorable moments of His Make-Believe Bride?

When he rescues her off the pier.

Have you listened to any of Sophie James’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

No I have not.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

No

Any additional comments?

This story was shorter and it was a good story about an Alaskan fisherman who happens to find the girl he never knew he wanted. They have a whirl wind courtship. It was a quick and dirty story. It was a good listen.

Great instalove romance!

This audiobook story was one of an accidental meeting that resulted in instant love. The cultured cellist and the wealthy mountain man from Alaska hit all the right spots for romance. The only thing I didn’t like about the audiobook was the narration! It really needed a male voice.