Need You to Choose Me

Bluebonnet Creek, Book 2

By: Anna B. Doe

Narrated by: Savannah Thomas, Ryan Hudson

One night, no names, and no kissing seemed like a good idea—until I got a big, fat plus sign on a pregnancy test, and I had no idea who my baby daddy was.

I'm determined to raise my baby on my own, but then he waltzes into my classroom to drop off his son.

Blake Walker.

The newly retired linebacker and single dad is even more gorgeous now than the night we spent together, and since he knows I'm pregnant with his baby, he's adamant to do right by us.

I promised myself I wouldn't be somebody's responsibility. However, Blake is a man who doesn't back down, especially when it comes to his family.

As if this town isn't small enough, he moves into the house across the street, and his presence is impossible to ignore. Blake is everything I never expected, and all three Walker boys are slowly working their way into my heart, but I can't get used to it.

He wanted our baby, and I wouldn't settle for anything less than a man who chooses me…

Contains mature content. A complete list of content warnings can be found on the author's website.

©2025 Anna B. Doe (P)2025 Podium Audio

Book 3

This was good but Where is book 3? I want to read about Becky Brother and Rose.

Sweet & Heartwarming

This was such a sweet story. Savannah and Blake had chemistry and the emotions were very relatable. Blake’s struggles with his oldest son were written so well and very realistic. I love watching Daniel’s relationship with Blake grow and heal. And his relationship with Savannah. Levi was just the most beautiful little boy with the biggest heart. There was so much joy in this story with the very real angst of a blended family. I absolutely adored this family.

Read: Audible 🎧
MMC: Blake Walker
FMC: Savannah Parker
Spice: 2🌶️
Tropes: Small Town, Football, Single Dad, One Night Stand, Surprise Pregnancy, Forced Proximity, Neighbors, He Falls First

A very nice story

This story was such a cute story. It was very hard to but down and it provoked me to “ happy tears” a few times