Some Sort of Happy

Happy Crazy Love, Book 1

By: Melanie Harlow

Narrated by: Nelson Hobbs, Lucy Malone

I almost didn't believe it was him. In high school, Sebastian Pryce had been an aloof outsider who kept to himself. But now, 10 years later, he's back and unusually attractive. With muscles in all the right places and hands that know exactly what they're doing, Sebastian is everything I didn't know I needed. And while he isn't exactly friendly, he has a magnetism that draws me in.

He pulls away, afraid he'll break me. Until the night I demand more - and he gives it. (Hard and deep. Twice.) Are we just two lost, lonely people seeking solace? Or could a disgraced reality TV star and a flawed, frustrating man actually find some sort of happy together?

©2015 Melanie Harlow (P)2016 Tantor

Critic reviews

" Some Sort of Happy is all kinds of amazing, sexy, and romantic." (Lauren Blakely, author of The Sapphire Affair)

Some Sort of Happy

I loved Sebastian and his illness. I cannot call them his flaws because they are not flaws. I loved that she fought him to see that he was more than his illness. When most people think of OCD they think about everything having place but it is so much more than that. The author did an outstanding job describing what a person with severe OCD suffers in their daily life.
A truly amazing love story.

5 stars

Loved everything about this book. The storyline, the characters and passion. I have to say I enjoyed learning about adults and OCD. I don’t read many books that tackle this.

Unique and believable

I enjoyed this story because it was different and more realistic. The Performance was great.

Loved this.

Heartwarming. Different. Sebastian’s OCD and obsessive thoughts play a huge part in this story. Not your average romance. It was touching.

Pleasantly adorable

This is my first book by this author and I wasn't sure what to expect but I'm glad I listened. I think Melanie did a wonderful job depicting the life of someone with OCD.

I enjoy Nelson Hobbs' voice in everything I have heard from him and this is no different. I took a little issue with Lucy's voice. It sounds too old for this age of characters.