One Hundred Nights

An Aspen Cove Romance, Book 17

De: Kelly Collins

Narrado por: Logan McAllister

Come to Aspen Cove, where love has the power to heal all wounds, even broken hearts.

When veterinary technician Beth Buchanan sees that plus sign in the test window, she knows she can’t lie to herself any longer. She doesn’t have the flu; she’s pregnant from a one-night stand, and it’s all her meddling mother’s fault. Her life is about to change, but how does she tell a man who was only interested in a fling he’ll be connected to her forever?

Indigo guitarist Gray Stratton gave up on love when he was manipulated into marrying a pregnant groupie, only to find out she wasn’t carrying his baby or any baby for that matter. The only thing she was interested in delivering was money into her bank account, and he’s been paying for that mistake ever since. After learning that hard lesson, he’s made three rules to live by: never trust a groupie, never sleep with a woman more than once, and never, ever fall in love.

He’s holding on to his past. She’s trying to figure out her future. Can they meet in the middle and make a life together?

©2021 Kelley Maestas (P)2023 Kelley Maestas

Loved it!

l read One Hundred Nights on my Kindle and loved it. When it came out in audio books, I just had to get a copy. I like to listen while working on housework. The narration is done by a man with a deep voice. It took me time to adjust since in my mind I read in a female voice. The narration is clear and easy to understand. Beth is pregnant with Gray's child due to her mother's interference. They have to work through their differences until they finally find love in each other.

So Enjoyable!

I found this story so enjoyable and had a difficult time putting it down. Gray and Beth were such a sweet couple and I was rooting for them through the entire book. I loved all the stray/damaged animals and the way both Gray and Beth loved them. I was totally disgusted with what Beth’s mother did to get a grandchild and can’t imagine any mother stooping that low! Regardless, I did enjoy this highly entertaining book and am looking forward to the next in the series. Of course Logan McAllister was amazing, as usual.

Trusting love

A new awesome romance in Aspen Cove. Beth and Grey must work their relantionship since she got pregnant in their one night stand. He has been burned before by a woman and has trusting issues. Beth is an independent woman who doesn't need help. But can they work together for their child? great story and better audiobook. Logan McAllister is the best for Kelly Collins's stories

Enjoyed

Beth and Gray, becoming parents wasn’t planned. Adopting all the strays and giving them love, this shouldn’t be too difficult. Then again they had a meddling mother. Delightful to read and enjoy, with the good narration that added to it. Given audio for my voluntary review

A good addition to the series

We are back in Aspen Cove where many that come to visit, stay, and fall in love when they least expect it, in the end finding their HEA.
That is the case of veterinary tech Beth Buchanan and well known guitarist, Gray Stratton.
What was suppose to be a one night stand gets complicated when Beth finds herself pregnant thanks to her mom’s shenanigans.
Now that Beth has decided to move to Aspen Cove with her menagerie, she buys a house next to Gray. Her intention was to tell Gray she was pregnant and let him know she wants nothing from him. But as she struggles with one house disaster after another and everytime she is ready to tell him , she’s interrupted , Beth ends up moving with him.
What happens when she finally tells him? Will Gray feel that another woman is not only a gold digger but has also betrayed him?
Will Gray let go of the past and look forward to a future with Beth?
As usual, the dialogue was witty, Doc delivers words of wisdom, and we get a chance to visit with some of the characters of previous stories.
This was another enjoyable audiobook in the series. Whose story will be next?
I was entrusted a copy of this audiobook. The opinions expressed are solely my own.