If You Were My Man

By: Francis Ray

Narrated by: A. Savalas

Nathalyia Fontaine has been the sole proprietor of the restaurant Fontaine since her husband died four years ago. She hasn't dated anyone in all those years, choosing not to open her heart again, or risk revealing her dark past.

That is, until she meets Rafael Dunlap. Rafael is a hostage negotiator with his own set of problems. Though he loves women, he vows he'll never marry because his job is just too unpredictable. He can't imagine leaving a widow and children behind. But his thinking and game plan of loving and leaving changes when he meets Nathalyia. Though she tries to resist him, Rafael sweeps her into a whirlwind romance. When the unexpected happens, and Nathalyia is forced to keep it a secret, she ends things with Rafael before he can break her heart. But when Rafael is in harm’s way, will Nathalyia resolve to tell him the truth before it's too late? Or will past demons keep them apart forever?

©2010 Francis Ray (P)2013 Audible, Inc.

Escape

Great escape from rhe daily grind. Listen while driving to work to take the edge off while sitting in traffic

Loved it

Very sweet story. I loved it so much!!!! I will be looking for more books by this author.

Good story

This was a good story with nice story line. A nice break from drama of a hard day. I enjoy Francis Ray’s Work and it was the first one I’ve listened to. The narrator was a bit grating.

great story

Any additional comments?

Another great audio book. Rafael the hard core playboy who has no intention of ever settling down fall hard for Nathalyia. This one surprised me and I found that I really enjoyed the story.

Outstanding!

Francis Ray is incredible as usual ! I enjoyed every minute of this book! it truly was worth my time!

ABS

I really enjoyed this story! Laughed and Cried. Francis Ray Did A Wonderful Job!
Excellent

A must read!!!

I absolutely love this book it made me laugh, think, cry and smile one the best I have read in a while!!

Glad I Read The Book First

Would you try another book from Francis Ray and/or A. Savalas?

Francis Ray yes. A. Savalas no.

How did the narrator detract from the book?

The narrators tone or cadence was so slow and boring. She also wasn't the best at male voices. There were times I thought there were two women talking instead of a man and woman.

OK premise

The story was full of a lot of clichés, was a little boring. Also point in the story were repeated a lot

A monotone narrator...

I love Francis Ray. She is one of my favorites. And I have this book in ebook format. That said, the narrator ruins the experience. She is so one-note, so monotone in her delivery. Not a fan.