No Gentle Giant

A Small Town Romance (Heroes of Heart’s Edge, Book 7)

By: Nicole Snow

Narrated by: Tor Thom, Rose Dioro

Wall Street Journal best-selling author Nicole Snow returns with a steamy and electrifying stand-alone romance thriller where one ginormous protector goes all-in to win Miss Unlucky.

You know the drill. Big hands, big feet, humongous - yikes. We're not going there for the thousandth time. I've got small-town problems aplenty and zero time for Paxton “Alaska” Charter. Crushing on smoke-show men with caveman vibes can't end well.

Sure, he saved my little coffee shop from total ruin once. Yes, my ovaries melt watching single dad of the century with his little boy. Of course, I'd sleep like a baby if I let him work his former SEAL hero magic on my mess. That's not why I'm freaking out.

Nobody told me how devastatingly kind Alaska can be. Or the fact that his stubborn heart's even more guarded than mine. If he comes barreling into my life, it's certain doom. And it's all thrown to the wind the day his kiss claims me.

We have to say good-bye. Right now. Before it's too late. He can't keep sheltering my body, stealing my heart, and igniting my soul. I won't drag this gentle giant down my abyss of ugly secrets. But Alaska has other plans - and they scare me. Because they all involve impossible happily ever afters, no matter the cost.

Full-length small-town stand-alone romance heaven. The butterflies come in force when one large and in-charge single dad steps in to rescue the girl who abandoned all hope and forgot how to love.

©2021 Nicole Snow (P)2021 Audible, Inc.

would recommend

I thought it was a great book up and downs. ke
pt you wanting more. good book.

Very entertaining story and performance

I really love the way Nicole Snow writes. This book has wonderful, entertaining characters. some mystery and some romance. I love the happily ever after ending.

good book, good narration

Overall I liked this book. I mostly listened to the audiobook (whispersync rocks) and the narration by Tor Thom and Rose Dioro was good. I have to admit Tor’s voice isn’t what I would have matched with Alaska but these two did a pretty good job.

The story has Alaska falling for Felicity, who is dealing with a horrible woman who has a vendetta against Felicity because of something her dad did. The story dragged a bit- there was so much drama as Felicity bemoaned her poor status in the town, what her father did, being a punching bag for a local crime syndicate, etc. Alaska was a sweet character, looking out for his son and her. But their romance just fell a little flat. That said, the action at the end was compelling and it was great to see the bad guys get their due. Overall, I enjoyed the story, both reading it and the narration.

good book

Well worth the read. I didn't realize it was part of the series of a book that I had read a while back glad I decided to read it

loved it

I really enjoyed reading this book. I look forward to reading more books by this author in the near future.