Sunny Shelly’s Review: Single Chance by Amy Knupp

📚SINGLE CHANCE by Amy Knupp is NOW LIVE in book & audio

🎤Narrated by Emma Wilder & Sebastian York

Sometimes all you get is a single chance to turn a surprise into happily ever after…

Chance

One night. That’s all I wanted.

A single night to forget I’m a widowed single dad with a million responsibilities and a ton of emotional baggage. To remember what it’s like to just be a man.

I didn’t need any extra drama in my life. Romantic complications? No thanks. But after that night, everything changed. Forever…

Rowan

Having a one-night stand with a sexy, older stranger was not part of my plan.

All I wanted out of this small town was a place to recover. A fresh start. Maybe even a little New Year’s Eve fun.

I had no way of knowing my hot hookup would be my new co-worker.

Or that I was actually way more fertile than I’d been led to believe…

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🎧Sunny Shelly’s Review: 4 Stars 🎧

When Rowan and Chance meet at an 80s-themed New Year’s Eve party and have a one-night stand, they never expect to see each other in the office of the brewery that he owns. Or that their bc failed that night, and they are now expecting a baby together.

As a single dad to a 14-year-old who can’t stand him most days, Chance has enough on his plate. But he steps up big time for his new colleague/former fling and offers Rowan a place to stay when she runs out of housing options in Dragonfly Lake. Chance is rather twisted up because of the way his first marriage ended, and while he’s vowed to be there for Rowan as a co-parent, he is hesitant to get romantically involved. But the more time they spend together as housemates, the more Chance is drawn to her. And when the lines he’s drawn for himself get messy one night, will he toss away the best thing that’s happened to him, or take the chance that he’s been given?

Sebastian York is a classic and I loved listening to him and Emma Wilder narrate this story. I also loved the friendship Rowan developed with Sam, and how having another woman to confide in around the house helped heal what was broken between Sam and her dad.

Amy Knupp is a new-to-me author, but I quite liked this story. It’s part of a series with interconnected characters who make up Chance’s found family. I loved the support system he had in his friends and how they immediately adopted Rowan into the fold.

I received an advanced copy and voluntarily left a review.