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Knocked Up by the Single Dad
- Knocked Up Series, Book 2
- Narrated by: Amelie Griffin, Alex Kydd
- Length: 6 hrs and 20 mins
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Summary
Lucas already has one kid, and he's not trying for another one. He's not trying for anything except moving up the ladder at work....
Until he slides into the back seat of a taxi and sees Rosie for the first time. Her luscious lips look perfectly kissable, and her fiery red hair would look much better splayed across his pillow. Judging by the way she's looking at him, she feels it too.
After a traumatic attack that left Rosie in the hospital, she's cautious around men. But Lucas tears down her defenses with one smoldering look, and she knows she's in trouble. There's only one problem: "Trouble" turns out to be two blue lines, bright and clear on a pregnancy test. How will her mysterious Prince Charming react when he finds out he's going to be a dad...again?
Contains mature themes.
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- AJ
- 27-11-19
It’s ok
Again another book I’ve enjoyed however I wished they would use another male narrator. Amelie Griffin is great.
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Overall3 out of 5 stars
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- Katie Ingram
- 07-06-23
Alright
This is a hard review to write really the book overall is good however I’m not sure if it’s just me but I can’t stand books where 97% of the book people are just not communicating and things only get figured out in the last few chapters it infuriates me. However when they were happy it was a super lovely story I just wish we heard them communicate more we hardly got to hear them fall in love and spend much time together like she didn’t even tell him how she got the scars. However as I said if you don’t mind that sort of miscommunication then it was a nice story
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