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Cuddle Bear
- Narrated by: Keval Shah
- Length: 8 hrs and 23 mins
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Summary
Fenwick Guidry likes his assistant, Maurice, more than he should. Will Fenwick be able to convince Maurice he is serious about pursuing a relationship?
This story takes place in the beautiful city of St. Loren, Louisiana, which is part of the New Gothenburg world.
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- Jeanette A L
- 09-12-22
sweet
I liked tih book alot. I felt so sorry for Maurice and the way his ex made him feel. You are beautiful!
This book was sweet and hot. Great book and a good narater
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- Donna Hirsch
- 12-12-22
Wick and Maurice
I loved this story and how Ki, brought them together. Wick is the boss and Maurice the assistant he can't do without. Maurice has lost confidence as his last boyfriend did a number on him 5 yrs previously, and he isn't a slim model, but a Cuddle bear. How Wick shows him he can be loved, was wonderful. love the story building in this book
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- Rebekah
- 07-01-23
Brill
This is a brilliant story, I loved how they finally realised that they both had feelings. They have several problems to deal with.
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- Susie Umphers
- 09-12-22
Learning to open up
I really enjoyed seeing Maurice and Wick figure out how to admit their feelings for each other in this mix of the boss/employee and fake boyfriends tropes. Maurice has come out of a relationship where his weight was always an issue so he figures his feelings for his boss, Wick, will forever be fantasy. Wick is not the world's greatest boss at dealing with the people in his employ, but he's come to rely on Maurice and now has feelings for him as well. The actions of other people both in their personal lives and at work put them in the position of spending time together and that fosters a closeness that neither can deny. Keval Shah did a really nice job of capturing their insecurities and their increasing attraction to each other. This one was a pleasure to listen to.
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- Familien Haugmaane
- 09-12-22
A sweet romance
I really enjoyed this sweet workplace romance between a boss and his assistant. It was great to see them confront their insecurities and become a stronger couple because of it.
There are a fantastic cast of supporting characters including a fabulous tailor and a wonderfully supportive cousin. I hugely enjoyed their scenes and interactions.
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- Marguerite
- 07-12-22
I'd love a cuddle from Maurice!!
Let me start off with the fact that I'm personally on the "Cuddley" side myself which makes me a little bias in these stories.
But they are some of my favourite tropes. I feel like most of them have a air of fantasy about them. The big, hunky, possessive alpha, who everybody drools over only has eyes for shy, meek chubby person. Cuddle Bear did start out like all the rest, however it didn't stay that way.
I don't want to spoil too much but all the clichès were wiggled around. I thought it felt more real. Like it was actually a possible romance, less fantasy. Which I must admit I found refreshing.
Which ever way you like your chubby romances to go, I thoroughly enjoyed reading Cuddle Bear 🐻
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