Aaron's Patience

The Townsends and Friends of Williamsport

By: Tiffany Patterson

Narrated by: Charlie L. Wood, Tyler Darby

Never trust a billionaire . . .

Aaron thinks he can have anything—or anyone—he wants, including me. But when I discovered I was the other woman, I vowed never to see him again.

Except he’s not the only one with a secret. When a chance meeting brings us together again, I can no longer hide the truth.

Now he wants what’s his—our six-year-old twins. And he insists I’m part of the deal. If I don’t marry him, I’ll be forced to give up my children.

I’ll do whatever it takes for the twins, only I’m not the innocent girl I once was, and there’s no way I’m giving him a second chance.

But when someone dangerous from my past comes looking for me, I start to see a new side to Aaron that makes me question what’s beneath his need for control.

Now the man I vowed never to trust may be the only person who can protect me . . .

Aaron’s Patience is book 1 in the Townsends of Williamsport series but is a standalone.

The book contains graphic language, violence, discussion of assault and mental illness, and very steamy love scenes. Happily ever after is guaranteed in this BWWM romance.

©2018 Tiffany Patterson (P)2024 Tiffany Patterson

Very Good Listen

I LOVE THIS SERIES
AARON AND PATIENCE ARE TWO OF MY BEST CHARACTERS. THE NARRATORS DID A GOOD JOB

I knew this was excellent

I knew this would be an excellent story . With two narrators, the inflection of emotions by two humans was excellent. I'll be reading or should I say listening to this version another 50 times.

LOVE AARON AND PATIENCE

Aaron and Patience were wonderful. There was complexity and simplicity to the characters. The story for me was just that and more.

Patience knew from an early age that she wanted to work in some way with books. She was a bookworm. I loved that about her. I loved that the one man she loved was also her teenaged rescuer. Aaron was a man of few words. He was also a man from a damaged background. He was a man that loved his family but also loved one woman. The one woman he pushed away. She disappeared from his life six years ago. She was the light for his darkness. The two meet again both on a trip to Chicago. Both happen to be at the same club. Both drawn to each other. Patience was not willing to be so forgiving. It was her own body that betrayed her. Then there was the encounter at the hospital. The encounter that changed Patience life. She just was not sure if it was for the best.

These two had a second chance at a first real opportunity to be together. This time she would be his wife in all ways. Their relationship gets off to a rocky start. It shows the challenges in love, pain, hurt, lose, past wrongs. Aaron was a typical male in not explaining the situation that tore them apart. Instead, I felt that he was not willing to fight for her. The things he said to her were almost as bad as her finding out the truth. She was just the side piece to the one he was to marry.

There was so much going on in this story. Stalking. Watchful eyes. Cute kids. Family love, loyalty, and respect. There was angst, love, passion, death, abuse, Then there was the kidnapping of Patience and a mad man wanting to kill her children This was such a good story for me. I am excited that we now have a narration duo. I am not sure if I need to have my head or speech checked. I did not like the way that Tyler kept pronouncing Townsend. Is it Town-send or Towns end? I have added this to my repeat-listen and my favorites list.

controlling personality

I have read 6 book by tiffany and I typically love her books a lot because I like domineering men but aaron was beyond domineering he was controlling and the patience just took it. I just couldn't get past certain thing with this book. I was pissed most of the book not only art ml but the fl as well. It's a lot that I could explain but it would give spoilers. by the end of the book it was better but still a no