Honey Grove Volume One: Books 1-3

A Sweet Family Saga Three Book Collection

By: Anne-Marie Meyer

Narrated by: Liz Krane

The first three books of the Braxton Brothers series with many positive reviews on the individual books.

Coming Home to Honey Grove

Joshua is back in Honey Grove. As a divorced single dad, he’s decided that love is the last thing he needs.

Beth is back in Honey Grove after losing her job and getting dumped.

When Josh’s mother, the town’s busybody, arranges for Beth to be his nanny, Josh decides to go along with the plan.

Even though Beth is no longer the lanky girl next door, Josh isn’t looking for a relationship, anyway. He can keep her at a distance. Right?

Everything seems to be working out, until their relationship deepens, and their arrangement isn’t enough anymore.

Too bad her feelings for Josh isn’t Beth’s only secret.

Friendship Blooms in Honey Grove

Jonathan is back home in Honey Grove. He’s ready to forget the stresses of his job and the fact that everyone around him is finding love, except him.

Tiffany can’t seem to hold onto any relationship. Thankfully, Jonathan is the only constant guy in her life and someone she never has to worry about losing.

Now dateless for her cousin’s wedding, it only makes sense to go with someone safe - Jonathan.

A fake relationship between the two of them started out as a way to keep themselves protected...until the feelings between them begin to feel real.

Escaping to Honey Grove

James is broken and running from a past he can’t face. He’s fine living his solitary life, away from anyone who he could hurt. Love was the last thing he deserved.

Layla is finished with her no-good ex-fiancé. Just when she thought she’d rid him from her life, James shows up claiming that she’s in danger and must come with him.

Confused and hurt, Layla discovers that her world is destroyed. Despite warning bells, she agrees to travel with James down to his hometown of Honey Grove.

Determined to keep himself closed off, James tries to fight his feelings for Layla. But she’s sweet and gentle and just the thing that's been missing in his life. If he could only find a way to forgive himself from his past mistakes, he’d love her like she deserves.

Dive into this sweet family saga series where the bonds are close and the romances are swoon-worthy. The Braxton brothers are home!

©2020 Anne-Marie Meyer (P)2020 Anne-Marie Meyer

Love this

Such a great listen! It was easy to stay with. Worth your time for sure

I enjoyed these books

I really enjoyed all 3 books. looking for the next book in the series now

For the next one

Can not wait for the next one with the weddings or next four books I am hooked

Cut little love stories about 3 brothers

Cute little story about 3 different brothers and their love stories. Great for driving long distances and you don’t have to pay close attention to the story.

LOVE this series!!

I love the characters in this series! I can't wait for volume 2 is on audible. in the meanwhile, I may have to Dee if I can find it in large print.

Odd couple choice

It’s a bit off putting that they’re step siblings. Ex or not. I listened to it twice thinking I must have missed something. When she mentioned that he used to hold her in the closet to protect her from the mom’s drunken rage and he mentioned he’s always been in love with her I got major grooming vibes.

The narrator could use some work with her voices. The constant back and forth with multiple characters were a bit confusing too.

Sweet Predictable

Sweet but predictable. I would say if you’re looking for a book to listen to on a long haul flight or sitting at the beach, it could be worth your credit. If you’re looking for story development or complex characters, probably pass on this one. There were some really great ideas started that just quickly resolved without the tension or suspense I would expect. Additionally, a thesaurus is needed because after the third or fourth “she pinched her lips”, I was rolling my eyes.

The narrator got better as the series progressed with the first book sounding very read. It wasn’t stellar by the end but was passable and much better than the start