Sweet Destiny

A Sweet Series Novella

By: K.C. Lynn

Narrated by: Callie Dalton, Teddy Hamilton

Three cups of a long-standing rivalry between two families and a wedding that will force them all under one roof.

Two tablespoons of a bride and a groom whose love is put to the test when they find themselves caught in the middle of it.

A slice of a secret that will change the course of their lives forever.

A pinch of fate. A dash of friendship. A sprinkle of seduction.

Mix together in a large bowl to create a hockey game that turns into a brawl, a rehearsal dinner that ends in disaster, and an unexpected guest no one saw coming. Bake at 350 degrees for a rich serving of life and a love that transcends lifetimes. A love so powerful it may just be the ingredient needed to end a longtime feud between two families.

A timeless recipe that is sure to fill your heart with a generous helping of Sweet Destiny.

Contains mature themes.

©2020 K.C. Lynn (P)2021 Tantor

Short & Sweet Listen!

Loved loved loved this one... This is a sweet novella of Jase and Sam's wedding! I really enjoyed this one and the audio is excellent.

I loved the banter between the characters and the love between them too!
I listened to this in one sitting!

sweet D

great story. best wedding ever. her dress sounds so breathtakingly beautiful . wish we could have heard abt the baby.

Charming

A sweet, heartwarming and entertaining continuation of Jase and Sam's journey. I enjoyed it. Narration was perfection!

3/5

Ultimately I enjoyed the extension to get to experience their wedding. The frenemies had me dying of laughter as per usual. I have a few negatives —like why would you bring people who don’t like one another into one roof and think it will all work out. I think it should’ve been something they worked up to? Idk. That just seems like the recipe for disaster (as it turned out to be) & then I don’t understand why the push for reincarnation was so strong. Why she wanted the clock from the fire where people died is beyond me….. it’s a nightmare but it felt like she was essentially trying to bring it to life down to naming the baby after the dead couple. The overkill on both the peaches and reincarnation aspect killed me. I get trying to loop Jace into it by saying that he has the same nightmares but hers never happened until they met a psychic that told her all that information? Not realistic. Their story was already beautiful and unique with the family dynamic.