Ignite

A Grumpy Single Dad Romance

By: Melanie Harlow

Narrated by: Stephen Dexter, Kirsten Leigh

My new neighbor is a firefighter - and a scorching-hot single dad - but I swear I didn’t set off that smoke alarm on purpose.

(And I was beyond mortified when he rushed in and saw me naked.)

Nothing happened, of course - because I, Winnie MacAllister, romance junkie and owner of a constantly broken heart, have sworn off men for one solid year. Even protective men with chiseled jaws, bulging biceps, and deep brown eyes that make my breath come faster. Even former SEALs with broad chests and strong hands that make my skin sizzle. Even gorgeous, grumpy guys who have their hands full raising two adorable little girls and claim they don’t believe in love.

Until Dex kisses me one night, and I drop all my defenses.

(Also my underwear.)

He says he’s not gentle, and he’s right. He says I should take the dream job I’m offered in another state, and he’s right. He says he’s too old for me and could never be the man I deserve.

He’s wrong.

Dex and I might be 12 years apart, but the fire between us is the kind that will never burn out.

How can I convince him to give happily-ever-after with me a chance?

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I love their love!

Love the love story, LOVED the spice. Only complaint is I wished this was a duet narration.

Adorable

Such a cute story. It kept me smiling and made me cry. I can’t wait to read and listen to more Melanie Harlowe books.

great mix of love, laughter and romance

this story rugged at all the heart strings and had me laughing out loud and the daughters morning critiques of their dad. the love parts were just steamy enough without being eye roll over the top. the characters were relatable and the narrators brought them to live with great inflection and feeling. This is a great story overall!

One of My favorite Audios

This was done so well and this book immediately became one of my favorite books. Highly recommend!

story ok, voices for her side were annoying

it was weird when the guy read in a "girly" voice... why not have a female read the girl parts?