Make You Miss Me

By: B. Celeste

Narrated by: Lucy Rivers

Stevie Foster thought her happily ever after would come easily after saying “I do” to her high school sweetheart at 19.

But 12 years later, she finds herself divorced, settling into a new home, in a new town, with a new job as an elementary teacher trying to pick up the pieces as she goes. On top of struggling to cope with the future she always wanted versus the one she’s been dealt, she soon realizes that her new neighbor is a strict, stone-faced man she’s all too familiar with.

Lieutenant Colonel Fletcher Miller; the man once in charge of her ex-husband’s unit.

And as if the reminder across the street of what she lost wasn’t painful enough, she also becomes his young son’s teacher. A single dad. A divorcee. A second chance at love neither knew they’d get.

©2021 B. Celeste (P)2021 Podium Audio

refreshing

full of all emotions and feelings you could ask for. wonderful read. well worth the read

Loved It!

This is a slow burn love after divorce romance. I loved how they were neighbors and the military connection between her ex husband and new love interest.

Another great story by B.Celeste!

The story of Fletcher Stevie had great chemistry. it was Emotional, funny, all the feels! love this authors work

Good storyline

The storyline is good, but I think that there was to much pre-history before the interaction with Fletcher got going. I liked the connection with Nicky and Stevie and how the story brought attention to the autism spectrum and trigger issues. The sex scenes were nice and spicy. I think that unless a female reader can do a good male voice impression that you should have two narrators. A nice deep voiced male narrator for Fletcher would have been a sexy touch, the female voice for Fletcher was flat sounding. The female narrator had some good natural moments, but she did sound a bit stilted and robotic in her reading. Overall a good audio book.

Enjoyable Slow Burn

I’m always a sucker for a good slow-burn. This one was definitely worth a credit. The story moved quickly despite being a slow-burn, which makes or breaks these types of books for me. Will have to look into more books by this author.