The Secret

Written by Lulu Moore

Narrated by Alyssa Avery and Liam Price

Ask any new parent; no one is ever actually ready to become one, are they? Even with nine months to prepare, it's still a shock. Still mind-blowing that this tiny, little thing is now your sole responsibility.

Except try coming home to find a baby on your doorstep, wearing a pink striped hat and attached to a note saying she belongs to you. Then you can say parenthood is a shock.

Overnight my bachelor life ceased to exist; my heart now owned by one woman. My daughter.

Until Kit Hawkes knocked on my door; the sexiest nanny in existence and every single dad's nightmare. A not-so-welcome gift from my meddling, interfering sisters.

The more time we spend together, the harder it becomes to resist her. Resist her infectious charm, chocolate brown eyes, and mouth that looked like it was made for kissing.

No matter what my heart wants, Kit doesn't belong to me. She belongs to my daughter.

Because I can't have both, can I?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tantor Media, Inc
• Release date: Jul 4, 2023
• ISBN: 9798350819243

Reviews for The Secret

[Jessica Alcazar · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

OVERALL REVIEW & RATING: 4 Stars
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This was my very first experience with Lulu Moore and honestly, have I been living under a rock? When was someone going to tell me?
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That was 12ish hours of delightful fun!
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PERFORMANCE REVIEW & RATING: 4 Stars
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I haven’t had a whole lot of experience with either narrator to say they’re always on the money with their narrations, but this time, Alyssa Avery & Liam Price made a really great team and were an absolute delight to listen to! They kept me engaged thru the entire story and did really well with the ‘other’ voices as well!
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STORY REVIEW & RATING: 4 Stars
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As I mentioned, this story was a delight, but the romance was very slow to come. I understand slow-burn, but this wasn’t a push-pull situation with a ton of anticipation, it was more like it just didn’t begin to happen until we were over 50% into the story. This is neither good nor bad, it’s just a thing that happens and for romance junkies, it might be a turn-off. Would I have preferred they began romancing earlier than they did? Sure, but it didn’t turn me off that they didn’t. However, here’s the kicker on that, if I’d have been ‘reading’ this story rather than ‘listening’, I might have put it down a few times and taken much longer to finish. I wouldn’t have stopped all together, but it would have been easy to turn away from it.
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Characterization was very well done. I don’t know a whole lot about this author but I liked how she grew Murray and Kit both as individuals and as a couple and also Bell :) *heart eyes* I loved their journey and I wanted them to succeed. That’s what I look for in my fiction. Characters that I can root for and that if this was real life, they might be in my life. I did and they are and it put a huge smile in my heart.
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I was also entertained not just by our leads and their journey, but also the brotherhood of The Tuesday Club. These three men felt so real and relatable to me. Their circle was one I could see myself being a part of and they humored me to no end! It was incredibly easy to get lost in this audiobook for a couple of days!