Really enjoyed this cute farm life rom com. Aiden and Mallory seemed to just fit together as if it was fate. Luckily Aiden was there to rescue M, but it seemed a little too good to be true that she was welcomed so quickly on the farm and in his family. I didn’t love the climax breakup drama but overall it was a cute rom com complete with goats!

Thanks to Netgalley and the publisher for a review copy in exchange for an honest review.

I really enjoyed this audiobook, thank you to Dreamscape Media and NetGalley for gifting me this review copy. I loved this small town romance setting with a slight mystery added in. It was a runaway bride who looses her memory after an accident, and is found by someone whom she falls in love with. I recommend this to anyone who wants a light hearted listen.

Thank you, NetGalley, publishers, and Savannah Scott for gifting me a copy of Townshipped, the third book in the Getting Shipped series.

3.5/5 stars

Everyone said it wasn’t as though a woman was going to land on my doorstep and fall in love with me. Never say never. Now, this woman literally crashes into my life, but she doesn’t remember a thing about what happened before she got here. She’s beautiful and a little sassy. The longer she’s here, the more I feel like she’s the missing piece of a puzzle I didn’t even know I was trying to solve.

Our small town has her pegged as my imported bride, my mom’s already sharing family recipes, and my best friend won’t stop taunting me about the way I look at her. For once in my life, I can picture a future with someone -- with this woman, fate seems to have brought me from out of nowhere. The funny thing about fate? Things never go quite the way you planned.

I really enjoyed the dual narrators in this audiobook. It really brought each of the characters to life and made them more enjoyable. I have enjoyed the first two books in this series and this one was no different. I think this one might be my favorite out of all of them I love their little town and how with each book we learn a little more about it and all of its quirky characters.

The chemistry between Aiden and Em was wonderful and I loved the aspect of how they were able to learn about each other and grow. Also, they waited till she got her memories back before they jumped fully to a relationship. If you are a fan of this series then you will definitely love this book!

Townshipped is a cute addition to the "Getting Shipped" series. If you like sweet, no spice, romance and the amnesia trope, you'll defiantly enjoy this one!

This was a cute romance and I enjoyed listening to it on audio. The narrators were great. I hadn't read the prior two in the series, but I think it was fine as a standalone. It was written realistically, but with a hint of meet-cute, small town love.

This is the third book in the Getting Shipped Series, a small town romance. I LOVE this series. Aiden and Em's clean romance is fun, sweet, and heartwarming. They are both amazing characters. Some scenes are hilarious! The cast of supporting characters is impressive. I liked their antics, and the small town vibes! Amy McFadden and Will Damron did an amazing job bringing this story to life. I enjoyed it. Looking forward to listening to Censorshipped, the next book in the series. I received a copy of this book through NetGalley, a Dreamscape Media Audio production, for an honest review.

I really enjoyed this quirky, cute romance. Would definitely recommend and will be buying a copy for myself!

My favorite of the series so far! M and Aiden are such a sweet pair, and this story was interesting and nuanced. The setting is almost exclusively Aiden’s farm, which keeps the story intimate and simple. The 3rd act character additions were sudden and a little rushed, but I didn’t hate it. Thanks to NetGalley for the ARC to review!

So I really liked the narrators for this one. I initially was loving this book because it just felt like a hallmark movie, predictable but still fun. However there were some weird comments later on about people with tattoos and the way people dressed that felt out of place and forced. I know its small town America but its still not nice.

3.5 / 5 stars

The characters really sold this one for me. I just liked them. The supporting characters were kind and the town was charming.

There was a lot going on in this book and it felt like some of the big plot points might have been just a little too much (not going to spoil anything here). I also feel like if I was in an accident and couldn't remember anything, I'd probably be a bit more freaked out than Mallory. But that's just me!

All in all, I think I'll go back and give the rest of the series a listen.

Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for an advance copy. All opinions are my own.

I loved the premise of the storyline even though insta love isn’t my favorite I feel like it was well done.

What I didn’t like were the remarks stereotyping people because of the way they dressed/looked.

I also didn’t find the book very funny for being a romcom or maybe it was just not my type of humor. The parts that seemed like they were supposed to be funny seemed forced.

While I thought the book was just ok, I know other readers will probably love it!

There is something so interesting about amnesia stories. Initially, this book was so easy to listen to with its charismatic narrators, will they/ won’t they, and a compelling first meet/ setup. About 60% through things continued to compound and it felt a lot like a soap opera. One that I wanted to finish to see what happened, but not one that drew excitement. Overall, great narration, I may even look into another in the series, because it is well written, but this one lost my interest mid way through.

I really try my best to finish everything I start, but this was a miss for me and I couldn't finish it. I can't decide if the story was boring or if it was the narrator. I will try reading a hard copy to see if I like it better!

I love a Savannah Scott Romance! Honestly, They're the comfortable sweater you always return to... or maybe its the spicy comfort food you love. thats probably a better example. I want to live in Bordeaux, I want to know if a place like this actually exists. maybe i'll retire there.

#3.5/5 - 0.5/5 Spice - Book #3 of Getting Shipped! Series

So this was probably my favorite book of the Shipped series so far. I loved the amnesia component "M's" character! Aiden was just the sweetest protector, and overall a really sweet, clean romance -It felt the most realistic for being a clean romance.

Brief Plot: Aiden finds a women crashed io his property and immediately sprints to help her recover, including recovering her memories, as she has amnesia from the crash. M ant remember her life, or the fact that she just cancelled her wedding, and was traveling on her honeymoon alone. As the two grow closer, Aiden puts the breaks on any romance to ensure M is already committed to someone else. But through time spent, they become incredibly close. When she gets her memories back, will she go back to her old life, or stay in the new world she has formed with Aiden.

Thank you NetGalley and Dreamscape Media for an eARC Audiobook copy of Townshipped, written by Savannah Scott, and narrated by Amy McFadden and Will Damron. This is my honest review!

4⭐️

Aiden isn’t looking for love, he’s already meet the woman of his dreams, literally in his dreams, until one day during a snow storm a woman literally crashes into his life but she can’t remember anything about her own life. Mallory (Em) is beautiful with red hair and green eyes, Aiden has seen her in his dreams, so what does this mean? Bordeaux is already gossiping that Em is Aiden’s new bride and his family is accepting her with open arms, but who is she really and will she feel the same when her memories come back?

Townshipped is a standalone, dual POV, small town, close proximity, slow burn, amnesia, hero x damsel, insta-love romance book with no spice (just kissing). Yes this book is a standalone but it is also book 3 in the Getting Shipped series. So the you do not need to read the first book in the series but we do have the couples from the first two books, Lexi and Trevor, and Laura and Rob, are featured. I did not read the first book before this and found that it did not impact my reading experience, but I have read the second book in the series.

I instantly loved this story more than Battleshipped. I already liked Aiden from Battleshipped and was excited for him to find love, and it was hard not to love Em. Aiden and Em click together so well, Aiden is there for Em while she recovers and doesn’t overstep. Em is screaming in her sleep, Aiden is there for her, a tragedy hits Aiden’s family, Em is there for him. They each gain feelings for each other but they want to respect each others boundaries and to give each other time to figure out their feelings. Em loves Aiden but doesn’t want to impose herself on him, especially when his life is going through such a major change and Aiden loves Em but wants her to figure out her life and not ask her to stay with him. Their whole relationship felt so HEALTHY. I do wish we had a little bit more communication but the ending was so worth it.

The town of Bordeaux was iconic again, still loving the gossip and getting themselves involved in other peoples lives, but I found they went as much as a focus as they were in the previous book.

The audiobook was narrated by Amy McFadden and Will Damron (who also narrated Battleshipped) and I found that they did an excellent job. I really enjoy Will’s voice and I enjoyed Amy’s as well, I just found I had to slow down the playback speed during her chapters and that all of her other female character voices have a ‘valley girl’ edge to them. I am looking forward to reading Censorshipped, the next book in the series, that focuses on Duke and Shannon (finally!), and getting more time in Bordeaux.

Thank you NetGalley and Dreamscape Media for an advanced audio copy for an honest review. I love you guys 💕

Townshipped was a cute small town romance. I was surprised at how well Savannah Scott implemented the amnesia trope. The only downside for me was the insta-love. Some people like that trope, but it isn't really my cup of tea.

Another adorable story from this quirky little town! I enjoyed the introduction of an outsider and thought the storyline was unique. I fell in love with Aidan and thought this romance was super cute!

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Thank you for allowing me to listen to this story!!

This one was just pure fun! Mallory (Em) crashes her car in a snowstorm after she loses her wallet so she has no identification and when she wakes up, of course, she has amnesia. The only thing she remembers is her name is Em. Aiden is a farmer of goats and a cranky llama and living the simple life in the small town in Ohio and didn't plan on finding love but when it crashes into his life he welcomes it. Watching these two come together and blossom this was such as charming and special story. I cannot wait for more!

Okay y’all, I’m starting to think that I have a thing for the amnesia trope…. This book was EVERYTHING!! The romance!! The comedy!!! The SWOONS!!! I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: Savannah’s books age like fine wine. I love them all, but each one is better than the last!😍

Aiden is the gold standard for book boyfriends❤️ The way he nurtured and showed his love for Mallory throughout the story was absolutely swoon-worthy🥹 I loooooved how Aiden respected Mallory’s “past” life and was patient with her as her memories returned. This made for some absolutely FABULOUS slowburn moments… the tension was PALPABLE🤩😉 I also have to say that if the MMC in a book interacts with kiddos, it’s an automatic +10 points for me🥹😍😍 Seeing Aiden care for his niece and nephew just about undid me😭❤️ The narrators did FANTASTIC with the kiddos’ voices!!!

As for the comedy, Savannah’s brand of humor is very similar to my own. I love how she can take difficult/intense moments and infuse them with her trademark sense of humor to provide much-needed levity to the story☺️ The funeral scene will forever live rent-free inside my head😂 #iykyk

Lastly, I can’t end this review without giving a HUGE shoutout to the townspeople of Bordeaux🥰 There’s just something about the nosiness/gossip paired with the genuine love/concern for others that always warms my heart☺️ I cannot wait to revisit these folks in CensorShipped🥳

Special thanks to @dreamscapemedia for the ALC!! All thoughts and opinions expressed are entirely my own!!