Axe-ing for Trouble by: Daphne Elliot(Audio Review)

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In this final installment of the Maine Lumberjacks series, Daphne Elliott delivers a sensational conclusion with Axe-ing for Trouble. It's the story fans have been waiting for: quiet Jude Hebert’s tale.

Axe Backwards by: Daphne Elliot(Audio Review)

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With every new book in this series, I find a new favorite, and Daphne Elliot’s Axe Backwards is no exception!

Axe-identally Married by: Daphne Elliot(Audio Review)

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Daphne Elliot’s Axe-identally Married is a wonderfully fun and heartwarming tale of how two complete opposites find themselves, and each other, after a drunken "I do" in Vegas. When the town's new, rule-following doctor, Willa, wakes up married to her best friend's ex—the towering, former hockey bad boy, Cole Hebert—they agree to a marriage of convenience. What starts as a practical arrangement to save face in their small town of Lovewell, Maine, quickly evolves into a journey of unexpected connection and self-discovery.

Pain in the Axe by: Daphne Elliot (Audio Review)

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Alright, audiobook fanatics, brace yourselves! "Pain in the Axe" by Daphne Elliot isn't just a book; it's a laugh-out-loud, utterly addictive experience, especially with the phenomenal narration by CJ Bloom and Aaron Shedlock. From the moment I pressed play, I was completely captivated by its genius premise: orchestrating revenge on your ex-husband by buying his family's lumber company, demoting him, and then basking in the sweet, sweet glow of victory. This isn't just a plan; it's a masterclass in delicious tension and unexpected hilarity that hooked me from the very first chapter.