Someone Like You

Oxford Series, Book 3

By: Lauren Layne

Narrated by: Rebecca Estrella

Lincoln Mathis doesn't hide his reputation as Manhattan's ultimate playboy. In fact, he cultivates it. But behind every flirtatious smile, each provocative quip, there's a secret that Lincoln's hiding from even his closest friends - a tragedy from his past that holds his heart quietly captive. Lincoln knows what he wants: someone like Daisy Sinclair, the sassy, off-limits bridesmaid he can't take his eyes off at his best friend's wedding. He also knows that she's everything he can never have.

After a devastating divorce, Daisy doesn't need anyone to warn her off the charming best man at her sister's wedding. One look at the breathtakingly hot Lincoln Mathis and she knows that he's exactly the type of man she should avoid. But when Daisy stumbles upon Lincoln's secret, she realizes there's more to the charming playboy than meets the eye. And suddenly Daisy and Lincoln find their lives helplessly entwined in a journey that will either heal their damaged souls...or destroy them forever.

©2016 Lauren LeDonne (P)2016 Tantor

loved it

this book was really good. I look forward to reading more books by this author.

Someone Like You

So, so good! Two injured souls who come together to heal. You would never know Lincoln does not have it all. He is the ultimate playboy, at least that is what he portrays to the world. Really he is celibate after his fiance is in a car crash and critically injured and he has spent the last couple years and he visits the last Sunday of the month. This has been his life until his boss's wedding and meeting Daisy, the maid of honor and twin sister of the bride. Daisy is newly divorced. Both are warned off each other but end up ditching the reception. These two are made for each other but it is a slow burn but a wonderful story.

great story

I didn't care for the reader - not enough emotion in her voice. great story though. love the oxford series and this author.

took a while to get used to the narrator

I feel like the narrator grew on me with time. in the beginning sometimes the narrator sounded like a computer-generated voice, but improve as things went on. I do think the hero needed to grovel more in the end. however, I am a sucker for stories of healing and I really liked elements of this one.

Perfection!

I read this one on a book app once and loved it, but there's something about having the full book that makes this story even better. I didn't find this one to drag on at any point and the ending was better than on the app.

Stock Up on Tissues

The Oxford story has it’s jewel and it is Someone Like You.
Layne brings a solid dose of life’s sad & harsh reality into this story. The giggles are still there, but few readers will be unable to identify a bit of their own stories here.

Outstanding Read, So-So Narration

I loved the story and yes I teared up. It was perfect.

The narrator really needs to work on delivery. It was stiff and without the feeling in the first two audio books of the series. That said, it is still a good book.

love the story

love this story, Lauren Layne has so many good books but this is my favorite. I was not impressed with the narration on this story though I felt it was more robotic than a real person.

Loved It!

Read the book and listed to it again. Could actually feel the sincerity of the friendship between the Stileto and Oxford chararcters. So welocming . Nice to get that warm, friendly banter between them all.

Good series

I really like this series. The narrator was a little mechanical. Lincoln was my favorite of the characters.