Only One Forever

The Only One Series, Book 8

By: Natasha Madison

Narrated by: Connor Crais, Ava Lucas

Dylan

My dreams came true when I was adopted at ten. I was the best on the ice. Living the life every kid dreams of. We’ve been best friends since then. Even when she was the annoying little sister following us around. I would do anything for her. It is another family vacation, except this time it feels different. Everything feels different.

Alex

All my memories have Dylan in them—from the first time I fell off my bike to the time I got my heart broken for the first time. He’s always been my protector, but it’s time to let the dream of being his go. One last family trip, one last goodbye. Except fate steps in and has other plans.

©2022 Natasha Madison (P)2022 Dreamscape Media, LLC

My Heart

Listening to this beautiful story made me love Dylan and Alex even more. Family is what you make it. A+ on narrators.

Have the Tissues Handy

This book underscores why Natasha Madison is one of the all time greats of romantic fiction. Once again, she has created characters that are flawed but not weak and a large extended family that continues to show how important unconditional love and support are. You will root for Dylan and Alex as they prove again and again that people come into our lives for a reason.

Courage and Love

I love this series. I love the family from Cooper Stone and Parker on down. Beautiful love story about unconditional love! Justin is my hero! Love to follow Maddox story. The banter between the men when Dylan confessed was funny. Especially when Dylan saw the light …. Can’t wait to read the next story!

Great Story line

This was a great book. It was very heartfelt and heartwarming. They telling of the story was excellent.

Besties Alex & Dillion confess their deeper feelings

Alex Horton and Dillion Stone have adored each other since childhood. Brought up as cousins once Dillion was adopted their love matured but they were each afraid to admit their feelings until the love, lust, and possessiveness became too much and they discovered they felt the same about each other. Then in true Stone fashion they discover a hockey playing child in need of love
Like Cooper Sr. did with Matthew, like Justin did with Dillion, and now Dillion with Maddox. Each situation slightly different but the family concern and opinions shine through. I hope Chase and Viv each get their own books. Good narration though Ava Lucas’ male voice is not great.