A Partridge and a Pregnancy

by Willa Nash

[Nadz@Totally Addicted to Reading]

A Partridge and a Pregnancy mark the end of a fun series. This is the third book in the Holiday Brothers series, delivered a second chance romance, an accidental pregnancy as well as the miscommunication trope. This is Tobias Holiday's story.

Tobias is Heath's twin and youngest brother of Maddox. His appearance in book two set the tone for his story in A Partridge and a Pregnancy.

Tobias and Eva were romantically involved while in college. While he had plans to settle down, she had intentions to travel and chase her dreams. Their relationship ended as a result, leaving them both broken-hearted.

Fast-forward a few years later. The company Eva works for is sending her to London to finalize a project. Before leaving for this incredible opportunity, fate provided an opportunity for her to bid a proper farewell to Tobias. Unable to resist their attraction to each other, the farewell was topped off with a night of passion. This one night culminated into an unexpected pregnancy.

I love the whole second chance romance and was looking forward to enjoying this one. Now without a doubt, Tobias and Eva loved each other. Now as much as I loved seeing this couple and enjoyed their interactions, their stubbornness drove me bonkers. Their stubbornness coupled with their failure to communicate threatened the hope of them being together. Their lack of communication in the past led to heartbreak, and it would seem history would repeat itself.

Again, like the previous books, A Partridge and a Pregnancy didn't deliver any Christmas vibes. Furthermore, the events of this instalment occurred after Christmas. This however did not taint my experience by far.

Emma Wilder and Teddy Hamilton provided the narration for this instalment. I enjoyed listening to Emma Wilder's narration. This was my first time experiencing her work and I would definitely listen to her again. One could easily identify her male and female voices as that of each of the characters. Teddy Hamilton did a fantastic job as per usual.