How to Catch a Bachelor

Chester Falls, Book 4

By: Ana Ashley

Narrated by: Nick Hudson

T1ghtBuns: I could knead the best bread you've ever eaten on those tight abs.

TopM4N: *snorts* you sure you're on the right app?

I’m a born romantic. He doesn’t believe in relationships.

Two things we agree on...together we are electric, and we want casual. We’re both best men at a wedding, and guess where the bachelor party is?

As they say, what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas...or does it? Waking up married to an unshakeable bachelor is one thing. Accidentally falling in love with him however, is what could get me into real trouble...

How to Catch a Bachelor is the fourth book in the Chester Falls series and features an opposites attract and waking up married tropes, a family with a penchant for inappropriate gifting, lot’s of cinnamon buns, and a small town like no other.

©2020 Ana Ashley (P)2020 Ana Ashley

Great Series

This series of books is remarkable as well as superb narration . Nick Hudson is remarkable

How to Catch a Bachelor

Omg this audio book was absolutely positively amazing. I would highly recommend this audio book.

Amazing listen!

I absolutely love Tate and Indy! This is still one of my favorite one of this series. This is such a fun opposites attract and waking up married story. I absolutely just love reading this story. So having Nick Hudson doing this narration is absolutely perfection. He takes an amazing story and brings more life to it. He just made me love is story even more then before. Love it!!

Great Read - Fantastic Audio

So, i was lucky enough to be asked to review an audible ARC of this book. While i have no idea how to review one, I'm going to assume it's on the Voice & how the narrator distinguished the difference in characters. He was on point! I read the book as a book & reading it a second time as a listener was even better. This was a great way to continue the stories of Chester Falls. I love the way Ana Ashley brought the characters together. Supposed hook-up to a beautiful friendship to love. Well written story filled with plenty of emotions.
A beautiful, sweet and light read. Thank you Ana for the ARC & allowing me to leave an honest opinion.

*I voluntarily reviewed an ARC of this book for an honest opinion*

Okay story and okay narration

The story drags some through the first 2/3, and the narrator's voices felt sort of monotone (even though each voice was distinct), not enough emotional range. I especially disliked the way he portrayed women and children. The setting is fun and the other characters interesting (although I disliked Tom's voice a lot), and the story eventually gets to some nice feels. I'm not sure I'll invest in another story with this narrator though. For taste reference, I usually listen to Michael Dean, Michael Leslie, Teddy Hamilton, Jacob Morgan, and Joe Arden.