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    Saving Toby: A dark opposites-attract love story
    Saving Toby: A dark opposites-attract love story
    Saving Toby: A dark opposites-attract love story
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    Saving Toby: A dark opposites-attract love story

    Written by Suzanne McKenna Link

    Narrated by Gomez Pugh and Willa Jaymes

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    About this audiobook

    A man forced to go home to the town that gave up on him.


    A woman who fights to look past his reputation.


    A love affair no one saw coming.


    After leaving his notorious family’s reputation in the rearview, Toby reluctantly returns home to care for his ailing mother. When his old school crush takes the job to help him care for his mom, coming home suddenly has one hell of a silver lining.


    Claudia knows all about Toby’s bad-boy reputation and has no intention of falling under his spell. But the handsome, kind, caring man she sees with his mother is not the same troublemaker she grew up with. Fight it as she does, Claudia cannot resist her blossoming feelings for the town bad boy.


    When Toby’s past catches up to him and he’s falsely accused of a despicable hate crime, he’s shocked when Claudia, the daughter of a policeman, is the only person in town to stand up for him. Toby might be innocent, but he’s hiding an awful secret that could endanger Claudia and cost him everything he's ever cared about.


    Can Toby and Claudia trust their hearts, clear his name, and find their way to love?


    Saving Toby is the first standalone novel in the stirring New Adult romance series, Save Me. If you love deeply drawn characters, emotional roller coasters, and fierce devotion, then you’ll adore Suzanne McKenna Link’s story of star-crossed lovers.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPink Flamingo Productions
    Release dateSep 29, 2024
    ISBN9781965514030
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