Townshipped

Getting Shipped!, Book 3

By: Savannah Scott

Narrated by: Amy McFadden, Will Damron

Everyone always told me it wasn’t as though a woman was going to land on my doorstep and fall in love with me. Well, never say never. Now this woman literally crashes into my life, but she doesn’t remember a thing about what happened before she got here. She’s beautiful and a little sassy. The longer she’s here, the more I feel like she’s the missing piece of a puzzle I didn’t even know I was trying to solve.

Our small town has her pegged as my imported bride, my mom’s already sharing family recipes, and my best friend won’t stop taunting me about the way I look at her. For once in my life, I can picture a future with someone—with this woman fate seems to have brought me from out of nowhere. The funny thing about fate? Things never go quite the way you planned.

©2022 Savannah Scott (P)2022 Dreamscape Media

such a nice story

a very nice romantic comedy. well written and performed. clean and you just feel part of the story. this was my first book by this author and I plan to listen to a lot more of hers. they're lighthearted and comforting

Sweet, rom-com

This book has laugh out loud moments mixed in with tender moments. I adored the precious children, and the amnesia trope is one of my favorites. The dual perspective narrators really bring the story to life.

A cute, clean, small town romance

A cute, clean, quirky small town romance. I like to listen to audio books while I work around the house. This was pleasant company with two characters that I was rooting for.

Townshipped

Another 5-star Savannah Scott story! I fell in love with Aiden and M(Em). Such a sweet story. If you are a romance addict (and who isn’t?), this story is for you! And Amy McFadden and Will Damron are unbeatable narrators, who make every story so good! Kudos to them as well.

It’s a little problematic

I have enjoyed this series. I don’t know if it’s just in this book or if the author is more obvious in this book but she definitely has some stereotypes about blue hair and tattoos. I don’t care if my romance stories are open or closed door as long as the writing is good. This book is closed door, like the others in the series, and is the first one that feels prudish to me - including because of a couple scenes that had nothing to do with sex. I don’t know that I will buy the next audiobook.