Meant for Her

Meant for Series, Book 2

By: Natasha Madison

Narrated by: Savannah Peachwood, Connor Crais

From Wall Street Journal, USA Today, and Amazon Bestselling Author Natasha Madison comes new enemies to lovers, forbidden, single mom, hockey romance.

Christopher
I came from the biggest hockey family in the NHL.
Records were set by my grandfather, my father, and now my brother.
I was taught to love the game, but more than that, I learned early the men you play with are your family.
You get on the ice every night and protect them, celebrate the wins, and pick each other up when you fall.
So when we lost Benji, I stepped in to help his wife and kids, but this pull I feel when it comes to them is something more than I can even understand.

Dakota
My life was perfect, until it wasn’t.
Gone was the husband I thought I knew and in his place was a stranger.
I saw him change before my eyes.
Then he was gone, leaving me and our girls alone.
I wanted nothing to do with anyone or anything that took him away from me.
But no matter how many times I’ve told his best friend I don’t need help.
He’s here doing things for us, and the worst part is, I want him to

©2024 Natasha Madison (P)2024 Natasha Madison

Beautiful Love Story 💘

To say this story is good is an understatement. I couldn't stop listening last night and had to force myself to stop at 1am because I was that addicted to every bit of this story. The heartbreak and grief from the beginning of this book grabs ahold of you and I was in tears. Those sweet baby girls not completely understanding all that is going on, and Dakota is always putting on a brave face for everyone. It truly broke my heart for all of them. Then Christopher slowly becomes the one person she can rely on without judgement and he shows up for her and Rain and Luna no questions asked.
The narration was beyond beautiful and heartfelt. Savannah Peachwood as Dakota is flawless and so engaging as the strong, beautiful and loving mother she is. Connor Crais as Christopher is riveting. He becomes such a pivotal part of their lives over time, and the emotions are felt as you listen to him. Both Savannah and Connor had me in tears with their performances and I loved it.

They always good

A little long. Heavy subjects in terms of two faced husband and father and drug abuse.

Second Chance Widow

When Koda’s husband, Benji, dies from an overdose, she was upset but not for the fact he chose drugs over her and their girls but because he never tried to fix his problem. He knew he cheated and was acting weird but when he overdosed she was so mad!

Christopher was not only Benji’s teammate but his best friend. He didn’t realize Benji’s problem was so bad so when he found out he was gone, he knew he had to step up for the girls and Koda.

Koda didn’t want the help. She was very strong willed and stubborn. She has raised them solo for a long time and her focus was her mental health and the girls having a strong barrier around them. She slowly let down her guard with Christopher. When they had real honest talks, they slowly came together.

The love and strength Christopher gave to the girls and Koda made him instantly one of my absolute favorite Stone men. Loved this story and the narrators were sooo freaking good!

Tropes:
Widow
Best friend’s wife
Single Mom
Hockey player
Close Family

TW:
Addiction
Spouse Loss
Cheating(talked bout)

Another winner

I’m am so happy to have found this series. Such a great story and characters. I love how close they are as a family

Wonderful second chance

After Dakota's husband's death, she has to put up a brave facade to pretend everything was ok before his overdose when it wasn't. Christopher was his best friend and wants to make sure that Dakota and the two girls were ok. The girls think of him as their uncle. He steps in to take them to hockey lessons and other things. As time goes on, Dakota's therapy and her own strength helps her through everything and Christopher helps her. They begin to have feelings for each other but don't let each other know. I like how the Stone family helps as they usually do and the hockey team, too. This was a really emotional story. Savannah Peachwood and Connor Crais were fantastic narrators bringing the story to life.