Short Synopsis
USA Today bestselling author Layla Hagen presents the sizzling third installment of the Bennett Family series. Contains mature themes.

Full Synopsis
Eric Callahan is a powerful man, and his sharp business sense earned him the nickname Shark. Yet under this façade is a man who loves his daughter and would do anything for her. When he and his daughter move to San Francisco for three months, he has one thing in mind: expanding his business. As a widower, Eric is not looking for love. He focuses on his company, and his daughter—until he meets Pippa Bennett. She captivates him from the moment he sets eyes on her.

Pippa Bennett knows she should stay away from Eric Callahan. After going through a rough divorce, she doesn't trust men anymore. But there's something about him that draws her in. He has a body made for sin, and a sense of humor that matches hers. Not to mention seeing how adorable he is with his daughter melts her walls one by one.

The chemistry between them is undeniable, but it's the connection that grows deeper every day that has them wondering if love might be within reach. When it's time for Eric and his daughter to go home, will he give up on the woman who has captured his heart or do everything he can to remain by her side?

Contains mature themes.

"Eeeek!!! So I just finished Your Forever Love by Layla Hagen and I am amazed. She just might be my new favorite author." ---Blondie's Book Reviews

"I have enjoyed every book I have read of Layla’s, but this one ranks at the top of her very satisfying shelf." ---Books and Bindings

"I give 5 stars for Your Forever Love by Layla Hagen. . . . This is so much more than a love story it's about family. The struggles, the love, the mutual respect, the disagreements and the every day life in the Bennett family." ---TDC Book Reviews

"A beautiful audio book! I love the narrators they did an amazing job!" ---Sweet & Spicy Reads

"Jeremy York and Kendall Taylor did well with the narration . . . They both handled the multiple voices of the cast well, kept the pacing even, and infused the story with the proper emotions." ---Bookworm Brandee