Blurb
Take one pregnant omega who’s all alone in the world…
After accidentally getting pregnant by his best friend and occasional hookup buddy, Owen Grant finds himself on his own… again. After being abandoned at birth and growing up in the foster system, he’s used to having to say goodbye. If he's learned one lesson in life, it's this: people don't stay.
Add in one alpha who just won’t leave…
Austin Logan is a quirky alpha who’s accepted that he’ll never marry and have a family of his own. His focus is on being the favorite uncle to all of his brothers' kids. He’s happy with the well-maintained and structured routine of his life, and doesn’t need anything more.
Mix in one fake marriage of convenience…
Meeting Owen shakes things up in Austin’s world. He has to beg and barter with the guy to convince him to accept his help, even going so far as to sign a prenup that absolves Owen of any rights to Austin’s wealth, just to get him to agree to a fake marriage that will provide him with the medical insurance he so desperately needs for himself and his unborn child.
And remember not to fall in love with your fake groom!
What happens when your fake husband turns out to be an awesome dad to your child and doesn’t seem in any hurry to let you go? And what if you slowly find yourself falling for the stranger you married? You sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride.
This is the final book in the Lone Star Brothers series. This mm book contains mpreg, and is intended for 18+ readers. This 60k novel is a slow-burn strangers to friends to lovers romance with all the feels you’re used to from Susi Hawke, and definitely includes an HEA and all the laughs, naughty-knotty times, and family fun you’d expect!
After accidentally getting pregnant by his best friend and occasional hookup buddy, Owen Grant finds himself on his own… again. After being abandoned at birth and growing up in the foster system, he’s used to having to say goodbye. If he's learned one lesson in life, it's this: people don't stay.
Add in one alpha who just won’t leave…
Austin Logan is a quirky alpha who’s accepted that he’ll never marry and have a family of his own. His focus is on being the favorite uncle to all of his brothers' kids. He’s happy with the well-maintained and structured routine of his life, and doesn’t need anything more.
Mix in one fake marriage of convenience…
Meeting Owen shakes things up in Austin’s world. He has to beg and barter with the guy to convince him to accept his help, even going so far as to sign a prenup that absolves Owen of any rights to Austin’s wealth, just to get him to agree to a fake marriage that will provide him with the medical insurance he so desperately needs for himself and his unborn child.
And remember not to fall in love with your fake groom!
What happens when your fake husband turns out to be an awesome dad to your child and doesn’t seem in any hurry to let you go? And what if you slowly find yourself falling for the stranger you married? You sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride.
This is the final book in the Lone Star Brothers series. This mm book contains mpreg, and is intended for 18+ readers. This 60k novel is a slow-burn strangers to friends to lovers romance with all the feels you’re used to from Susi Hawke, and definitely includes an HEA and all the laughs, naughty-knotty times, and family fun you’d expect!
Review
My Rating - 5 Stars!
Before I start my review of Home In Austin, let's all just pause for a moment to appreciate the cover of this Susi Hawke book.
Okay, now that we've all taken in that beautiful cover again...
Home In Austin is the 4th book in Susi Hawke's Lone Star Brothers series. Somehow, this series just keeps getting better. If you haven't read them yet, please, take a moment to check them out.
Even if you don't love mpreg, give these books a chance. They definitely focus more on the men, their backgrounds, and their relationship. And each book has a beautiful story. Susi Hawke excels at creating beautiful characters who need help.
Owen and Austin are amazing together. They married on a whim, but they're definitely meant to be together. Owen was homeless, pregnant, and unable to work. Austin stepped in to help this stranger, who quickly becomes a great friend. Austin had never wanted to have a husband or child, but in Owen and his baby, he finds his purpose and so much love.
Owen's background is sad, Owen's baby-daddy has some parents who are certainly not perfect, and Austin certainly has a lot of quirks. All three situations are developed well while Owen and Austin find their way to their happily ever after.
Thank you Susi Hawke for Home In Austin, and all the Lone Star Brothers stories. They are all riveting, accomplished, and memorable.
My previous reviews -
Book 1 - Found In Beaumont
Book 2 - Lost In Dallas
Book 3 - Secret In Houston
Before I start my review of Home In Austin, let's all just pause for a moment to appreciate the cover of this Susi Hawke book.
Okay, now that we've all taken in that beautiful cover again...
Home In Austin is the 4th book in Susi Hawke's Lone Star Brothers series. Somehow, this series just keeps getting better. If you haven't read them yet, please, take a moment to check them out.
Even if you don't love mpreg, give these books a chance. They definitely focus more on the men, their backgrounds, and their relationship. And each book has a beautiful story. Susi Hawke excels at creating beautiful characters who need help.
Owen and Austin are amazing together. They married on a whim, but they're definitely meant to be together. Owen was homeless, pregnant, and unable to work. Austin stepped in to help this stranger, who quickly becomes a great friend. Austin had never wanted to have a husband or child, but in Owen and his baby, he finds his purpose and so much love.
Owen's background is sad, Owen's baby-daddy has some parents who are certainly not perfect, and Austin certainly has a lot of quirks. All three situations are developed well while Owen and Austin find their way to their happily ever after.
Thank you Susi Hawke for Home In Austin, and all the Lone Star Brothers stories. They are all riveting, accomplished, and memorable.
My previous reviews -
Book 1 - Found In Beaumont
Book 2 - Lost In Dallas
Book 3 - Secret In Houston
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