BOOKWORM REVIEW: Made for Us by Natasha Madison

April 11, 2023

BOOKWORM REVIEW: Made for Us by Natasha Madison

RATING: ⭐⭐⭐⭐

SPICE: 🔥🔥.5

When Abigail decided to go on her family's annual vacation, she had anticipated rest and relaxation with a bit of fun on the side. What she did not expect was to be on the same vacation as Tristan, the hot hockey player and single dad with serious DILF vibes that she has been crushing on for ages. When they got caught up in the fun and excitement, they ended up on the last night of their vacation together.

Memories were not the only thing made that night...

Look, the accidental pregnancy trope is not everyone's jam. But if it is, this book is a must-read. It wonderfully explores the relationship arc between the two main characters. We get a deep friendship built on mutual attraction and respect and see it transition to lovers with undeniable chemistry. From there, we dive deep with them into dealing with the fallout of their night together. There were some times when Abigail's decisions did not make any sense, but it is wrapped up nicely.

Once again, the prolific Stone Family often steals the spotlight with their loving banter. How wouldn't want a bunch of nosy bodies in your corner after all?

This read is the third installment of Natasha Madison's Made For series but it can be read as a standalone.

** I am voluntarily reviewing an advance copy of this book. Thank you to Natasha Madison and Wildfire Marketing Solutions for providing an ARC. **

ABOUT THE BOOK

From Wall Street Journal and USA TODAY bestselling author Natasha Madison comes a brand new stand-alone surprise pregnancy single dad sports romance. A spin-off from the Only One series & This Is Series.

Abigail

It was time to celebrate.

After all my hard work, I was graduating at the top of my class.

Our family vacation was the perfect chance to relax.

Until I saw him get on the plane and my plans went out the window.

Tristan's everything I've always wanted but can never have.

One night was all we had together.

Now, I’m staring at the two pink lines wondering if I should even tell him.

Tristan

Six years ago, I was living for myself until I found out I had a two-year-old daughter.

Now, I love my life exactly how it is: me, my daughter and hockey.

Except—I've been in love with Abigail from afar for years.