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Forever Yours, Sweetheart: A Sweetheart Hunters Romance Audiobook
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The official photographer of Sweetheart, Montana, has a problem. The boudoir photos Carrie Logan used to do, long ago and far away, have come back to haunt her. So she turns to Ethan Nash, the mysteriously gorgeous guy with big dogs and a bad attitude, for help containing this secret and the scandal it will cause.
Ethan takes one look at the photo of young Carrie and his harsh cyber-security specialist exterior begins to melt. For some reason, he feels the need to help this beautiful photographer. He’s pretty sure she’s stuck—once something is on the internet, it’s there forever—but he offers her his assistance anyway. There’s something about her he finds irresistible.
What Ethan doesn’t realize is that he might need Carrie’s help far more than she needs his. Will she prove to be the one he needs?
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About Roxanne Snopek
Roxanne Snopek, a USA Today bestselling author, writes contemporary small-town romance, usually with strong heroines and true-to-life heroes in stories that contain complications arising from modern family dynamics. She is a former veterinary technician, wife, and mother of three grown daughters, and animals, kids, and husbands are her forte. Emotional conflict, tears, angst—those wretched “growth-opportunity” moments your friends comfort you about—that’s what she writes, and readers love it.
About Laura Jennings
Laura Jennings graduated with an MFA in creative writing and has an intrinsic appreciation of the mechanisms and techniques which comprise the art of the tale. A skilled narrator, she is adept at analyzing the underlying moods and currents of a book and bringing these into her interpretation of the author’s work.