She's Mine Now

By: Weston Parker

Narrated by: Scott Rose

He’s known as Doctor Sexy. Great. Just what I need.

As a single mom, I’m concerned about my little girl and rebuilding my life.

My ex is a piece of work, and I ain’t talking about art.

I’ve sworn off men for forever, even while facing the wedding fever that’s spilling over from my best friend’s wedding.

But there’s something about the doc. He’s way more than he appears to be.

And he cares about his patients and his staff.

*Eye roll* Nope. Seriously. He’s a billionaire from some invention, but he’s not interested in sipping drinks on a beach.

He’s fully dedicated to saving lives and helping people.

At least that’s the story on the street.

I’m just working hard not to fall for his good looks or wicked smile.

Surprisingly, the sparks between us could light up a New Year’s skyline.

Against my better judgment, I find myself loving his attention.

My ex, however, does not.

When blows come to blows, my hot doc isn’t backing down.

He’s got one message for my past mistake - she’s mine now.

Yes. Yes, I am.

Every good girl deserves a bad boy. ~ Weston

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delightful romp

As much as I liked this story, I would love to see what happens to the big teddy bear.

Fantabulous!

She's Mine Now is a terrific book with a great storyline and lots of little surprises to keep you intrigued. I absolutely adored the main characters and enjoyed reading how their love progressed over time and with the hurtles they had to deal with. This book is sweet along with some heat as well as drama, it really is fantastic and I highly recommend to all romance readers.

The narrator did a great job and not once did I get frustrated or in anyway dislike how he portrayed each character. I look forward to hearing more books read by him.

Un-researched and shallow

This story had so many unrealistic components, and they wouldn’t have even been mildly difficult to research. A simple change in location would have helped immensely. The author clearly knows nothing about NYC or medical doctors. On top of that, the characters were incredibly shallow. Not a fan of this book.

DNF

Couldn't get past chapter 5. This book was forced and insincere. Narration was terrible. Same old tropes.