Revived

Heal Me Series, Book 2

By: Stacy Eaton

Narrated by: Justin Hale, M.K. Blackwood

A New Year’s Kiss with a stranger will turn Pediatrician Walker Hunt’s world upside down. Even more so when he is called into the hospital for a drowning victim and finds out the patient is the son of the woman who changed everything for him months ago.

Jasmine Willows is done with her husband and his cheating ways. She’s ready to serve him with divorce papers and move on with her life. When her son falls through the ice and clings to life, she comes face to face with the man who gave her the inner strength to move forward.

Can Jasmine deal with the fact that her son might have sustained life-altering damage due to his submersion? Will Walker and Jasmine find the sparks they briefly shared, or will the incident with her son send them in opposite directions when the ex-husband shows back up?

©2018 Stacy Eaton (P)2023 Stacy Eaton

Loved it

I enjoyed this story. Once you start you can't put it down.
The narrators did a good job.
I was given an audio book and I voluntarily leave this review.

...an entertaining listen.

A brief visceral moment, sparks the potentual for something wonderful. However drama and potential tragedy could end everything before it begins. Walker and Jasmine's journey to HEA is an entertaining listen. Both narrators do a good job bringing the story to life.

Fast paced romance

This was a fast paced romance that kept me interested. The characters are well written and flawed but mature and act like adults. I was excited to hear how it ended, not for the romance as much as I wanted to see how they resolved their issues. They romance between the characters is an extramarital affair, so if that triggers you, skip this book.

Jasmine and Walker were Revived

Jasmine finds a man worth knowing one night at aNew Years party. She loses him the same night. A few months later they meet again but there was something that Jasmine failed to tell Walker. Jasmine is married with a child. She was married the night she meant the man of her dreams.

Walker was a man looking for a dream. The dream a night not that long ago. He finds his dream again in the last place he expected. In the one place he would do anything for a child. He finds this night his skills are needed for one child in particular. Little Tony was more than just a little boy. He was more than her little boy. He was the spark that pushed him to more.

There were some good primary and secondary characters here. I did enjoy seeing a bit of the characters from book on in this series. I was hoping this would be Trudy’s story of love.

Justin Hale and MK Blackwood nice to meet you. I was not excited about the switch up in the way the audio narration was performed. I was not excited by the new voices either but I did get use to them.

Heartwarming!

This is the kind of romance that's perfect as a palate cleanser and a story of true love. Jasmine's marriage is hanging on by a thread, with a husband who cheats and mistreats her. On New Year's Eve, Jasmine went to a party at her uncle's and runs into a hunk of a man, Walker Hunt. They spot each other, are intrigued and share a midnight kiss, but Jasmine sees him with another woman and leaves. A few months later, Jasmine's son Tony, falls through the ice and is in the ER and who should walk in but Walker Hunt, the doctor on duty. He does everything he can but he's in a coma and now the only thing Jasmine can do is hope. Her soon-to-be ex comes barreling in, barking out orders and announcing that his son will no longer be his son if he comes out of this with any sort of disability. When Tony finally wakes up, he doesn't talk and no matter what Walker tries with him, he either can't or won't speak. As they spend time together, Jasmine and Walker become closer and once Walker gets an earful from Jasmine's husband, he is sure that he's going to protect both Tony and Jasmine forever. This is a sweet, with little angst, love story that is just what I needed. Justin Hale and M K Blackwood do a marvelous job with the narration. Their dynamic voices, with the right intonation and pace, bring life to all of the characters.