The Wedding Deal

Heart in the Game, Book 1

By: Cindi Madsen

Narrated by: Sofia Willingham

Former quarterback Lance Quaid just inherited the most losing team in the NFL. He's got only a few weeks until draft day to turn things around, and after firing more than half his staff, he can't do it alone. Thankfully, his HR manager is more than capable, if only she'd stop focusing on "due diligence" and stop looking so sexy while she's yelling at him.

Charlotte James has made a life out of following the rules. But nothing could have prepared her for Lance Quaid - he's a human resources nightmare. The man is brash, has no filter, and, as her new boss, is constantly relying on her to cover his ass. Which is admittedly quite nice.

When Lance begs her to join him on a trip down the coast for his brother's wedding so they can finalize details - on a strictly business basis - she agrees...after they fill out the necessary forms, of course. Away from the office, though, sparks start flying as the team starts coming together. But both of them know anything more than the weekend would be a colossally bad idea-after all, the extra paperwork would be a nightmare.

Contains mature themes.

©2019 Cindi Madsen (P)2019 Tantor

Super cute

This is an adorable book , I didn’t think I was going to like it but I just needed a book for a drive . To my surprise it made me laugh out loud and possibly shed a tear or
two.

I just loved it

It was such a good story. So sweet. How they just came together despite all the rules.

Couldn’t stop listening

Sofia is a great narrator for this book. She was able to give each character their own voice and made you drawn into the story.

Cute story

Narrator was good. The Story flowed well and I enjoyed the characters and how they interacted with each other

Storyline

Great storyline. From beginning to end the story was perfectly written. Unfortunately, the narrator didn’t really provide tone variations so at times the story was just boring and repetitive. The characters were great but her voice never really changed making it difficult to know when the male was being represented or the female.