Sweet Addiction

A Whiskey Men: Wounded Heroes Standalone

By: Hope Ford

Narrated by: Lucas Dixon, Charlotte North

Curvy single mom and the wounded hero. Together in a brother's best friend romance.

She's my best friend's little sister. A single mom who doesn't have time to waste on an older, wounded ex-mercenary. She's off-limits.

And yet, I still moved to her hometown.

I blame it on the job offer and the therapy I get at one of the top rehab centers for wounded heroes. The truth, though… I came to Whiskey Run because Abby Campbell and her daughter are here.

You see, once upon a time, I was a man lost. Lost in pain. Lost in addiction. Abby's sweet face is how I climbed out of the black hole I'd been surviving in since my accident.

I've traded one addiction for another, though, and despite how much I love her, I know I might not be enough. I might not be the man she needs… no matter how much I want to be.

Sweet Addiction is a wounded hero, single mom, brother's best friend, age gap, small-town romance. The Whiskey Men: Wounded Heroes series is about a group of wounded ex-mercenaries. They each have their own battles to fight, but with the love of a woman, they no longer have to do it alone. Each book in the series can be enjoyed as a standalone.

©2023 Hope Ford (P)2024 Podium Audio

Love trumps all

I am touched how Abby doesn’t let Jace’s injury deter her from wanting him. Soldiers have a hard time returning home and having someone to love and help them means the world. Great story.

Sweet Addiction is a sweet read!

This is a quick read, friends to lovers, wounded warrior romance. I love all the Whiskey Run series, I highly recommend reading them in series order, but can be read as a stand alone.

Endearing love story

This was a really good read. I enjoyed the characters and the story plot. Ready for the next book in this set

Davis and Abby

An adorably sweet, heartfelt and emotional romance. Davis and Abby are cute together. I enjoyed going on this journey with them.

Something Delightfully Different

The MMC is wounded, physically, and as a result is a recovering addict that has been off of prescription pain meds for a year. Both his physical injury, survivor’s guilt, and addiction keeps him from reaching out to support and feeling worthy of being cared for, much less loved.

This is the first book I’ve read about an amputee and how that may impact their feelings of insecurity with regard to intimacy.

It is a One 🌶

This is a slow start, good idea story. Everything ( Ideas) feels lightly touched. I was having a hard time growing attached to the characters.