If This Was a Movie

Evergreen Park, Book 2

De: Morgan Elizabeth

Narrado por: Savannah Peachwood, Sebastian York

A new holiday romantic comedy from best-selling author of Tis the Season for Revenge!

A year ago, Jules stumbled upon the man of her dreams in a bar on New Year's Eve. After a lifetime of watching romantic comedies, she was sure she had found her soulmate. That is, until she learned he has an entire family and blocked him.

A year later, she’s having the worst day she possibly could, leaving her stuck on the sidewalk outside her place in a ballet costume, watching firefighters condemn her house because of a water main break when a little girl grabs her hand and tells her she’s her Christmas wish.

When Nate’s daughter tells Santa all she wants for Christmas is for her dad to marry the real-life version of her favorite doll, he dreads having to tell her the truth. When they run into the spitting image of the doll, ballerina costume and all minutes later, he’s floored to find that it’s his dream woman who disappeared from his life last Christmas.

Nate’s meddling sisters offer his in-law suite and his contracting skills to Jules in exchange for watching his daughter, and he jumps on the opportunity. Now, he has just a few weeks to use Christmas magic to make her realize they are meant to be.

©2024 Morgan Elizabeth (P)2024 Morgan Elizabeth

Ugh. Amazing

Easy read. Happily ever after. Christmas wish. Found family. Single dad. Enough said. Read it

Nate & Jules 💕

Oh man, Nate is down baaaaad for Jules. Add on that he’s the sweetest dad in to sweet Sophie, and I’m a goner!! Loved this one!

Tis the Season

From the first chapter I was invested in single dad Nate and Jules’s second chance holiday romance.

Thanks to a miss communication Jules wrote Nate off after one night.

The narration by Savannah Peachwood and Sebastian York
spot on. They did a wonderful job bringing the characters and story to life. Not only are their voices easy to listen to but they brought all the passion, humour and romance to their performances.

However thanks to fate, they end up with a second chance. Can the magic of the holiday season create the Christmas miracle that Nate, Sophie and Jules deserve?

Sweet romance 💘

This was such a sweet single dad, second chance, Christmas romance. The narrators did an amazing job on the audiobook.

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Tropes
🎀 Single Dad x Nanny
❄️ One Night Stand
🎀 Forced Proximity
❄️ Small Town
🎀 Holiday Romance
❄️ Snowed in together
🎀 Slow Burn

This was such a cute and fluffy read—exactly what I needed after an emotional rollercoaster! Jules and Nate were absolutely adorable, and their kismet story was delightful. Sophie brought so much sass and had me literally giggling. I also loved the references to one of my favorite movies, "Sleepless in Seattle," along with many other cute romcoms. 😍 I can't wait for book 3!

🎧 The narration by Savannah Peachwood and Sebastian York, produced by Lyric Audiobooks, was excellent. I always enjoy their performances, and this was no exception 😚🤌🏻

🩰Quotes🩰
"We all fall victim to hot guys scrambling our brains once in a while.”

"i picture everything as a movie. romanticize it a bit, pretend that no matter what, everything is for the plot, that at the end, the happily ever after is impending."

“I like to celebrate the little things. Life has enough strife. If you romanticize the little things, every moment can feel special."

“I love the whole invisible string theory, always pulled together despite not being together, you know?"

“The second you give me the go-ahead, dollface, I'll make every day a movie for you.”

Sweet, Asylum story with great narrators

It starts with a ONS that was extended when they got snowed in. Then, a miscommunication led them Jules to ghost Nate for over a year until they met up again when Nate's daughter mistakes her for a real-life doll.

🩷 single dad
🩷 second chance-ish
🩷 close proximity
🩷 found family

Narration was perfection with Savannah Peachwood and Sebastian York. SebYo has that deep, southern voice and Savannah has the sweet, vulnerable tone.

I keep trying...

I keep trying and trying to listen to Savannah Peachwood read and it just works my nerves. She does fine when she is just reading, but when she starts to "act" with that dripping sweet baby light breath, boy does she work my nerves!!! I can't stand it and it takes away from the story so much I forget what the story is about. Another book she has ruined for me!!!
The four-star rating is for Sebastian York.