Miles by: Tilly Ridge & C.S. Silverne (Audio Review)

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Miles by C.S. Silverne and Tilly Ridge is a captivating, fast-paced contemporary romance that sweeps readers right into the heart of rural life, featuring horses, barn maintenance, training cowboys, and the quiet dedication of a widowed father whose routine seems entirely set in stone. That is, until Kayla and Collin enter his world as his newest employees. The catch? They happen to be a couple, and they are living right under his roof.

Book Description


Horses. Barn Maintenance. Training cowboys. Being a widowed father.


That’s my life, and the likelihood of that changing is slim.

At least, that’s what I thought.

Until them—Kayla and Collin.

My newest employees, who happen to be dating.

And living with me.

It never should have been an issue… but one night and too much whiskey changed everything. Now I’m walking away with a tattoo for my one true love and foggy memories of a night so forbidden, I’m questioning my entire existence.

But what’s even worse than my identity crisis?

It’s not recording our night or posting it online. And it’s not the guilt from finally moving on either.

No.

It’s the fact that my employees are the ones who rocked my world.

And now I want them more than anything.


About C. S. Silverne and Tilly Ridge


C. S. Silverne
- C. S. Silverne is a twenty-something-year-old author who spends a lot of her time hiding behind a computer as the true introvert she is—between writing words, designing pretty pictures, reading her kindle, or blaring the latest rock music release—it’s guaranteed she’s trying to ignore the world in some emo fashion.

Even in her dark/forbidden and occasionally taboo writing styles… she takes light of her pseudonym, always finding love in the silver linings of the world. Because, as we all know, sometimes—love chooses us in the strangest, cruelest of ways, and the stories of the forbidden deserved to be told.


Tilly Ridge - Tilly Ridge is a romance author who resides in the middle of nowhere, Kentucky, with her husband, two kiddos, and two dogs. She loves to dabble in a variety of romance topics, themes, and subgenres, but you’ll typically find her writing in the dark and polyamory sections of the shelves. Tilly can be easily identified by the pink slush clutched in one hand while her laptop is in the other, ready to write whenever the mood—or the character—strikes! In her free time, she enjoys playing sand volleyball in her local rec league.

Find everything you’ll need to stay connected on her website.


My Thoughts


Miles by C.S. Silverne and Tilly Ridge is a captivating, fast-paced contemporary romance that sweeps readers right into the heart of rural life, featuring horses, barn maintenance, training cowboys, and the quiet dedication of a widowed father whose routine seems entirely set in stone. That is, until Kayla and Collin enter his world as his newest employees. The catch? They happen to be a couple, and they are living right under his roof.

What should have been a straightforward working arrangement shifts entirely after one night fueled by too much whiskey and forbidden desires. Left with foggy memories and a brand-new tattoo, our protagonist is left questioning his entire existence and wrestling with the guilt of finally moving on. The true complication, however, is that his own employees are the ones who completely rocked his world, leaving him wanting them more than anything.

Delivering an addictive plot that is both a quick read and a wonderful listen, this collaborative duo once again captivates with their engaging storytelling style. The entire experience is brought brilliantly to life by the stellar duet narration of Ash Beverly and Audrey Obeyn, whose vibrant performances add immense depth and leave you completely wanting more from start to finish.


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Other books by Tilly Ridge HERE!!!
 


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