Since there is a colony of women there are more love stories to be told and more adventures. I hope the author will continue with Harper Station because there are more stories to be told.

Even though many years had passed she knew she could call on him when trouble arose surrounding her colony.The suspense storyline was well-written with colorful characters. I knew that they were destined to be together even though their lives took different paths, she as a banker managing a women's colony and he as an explosive expert in a different state. He even stayed with her family for a couple of years until he was forced to leave town and be on his own but he never forgot Emma and she never forgot him. I loved the compassion she and the aunts showed him. I loved the character of Malachi Shaw ever since Emma Chandler found him in his aunt's barn. I look forward to more stories from the Ladies of Haper's Station.This was an enjoyable read that kept me flipping pages and kept me up late at night. There were a few times where a sentence or two were repeated. I really enjoyed listening to No Other Will Do. He remained calm and just put one foot in front of the other. I felt moved when Malachi picked up Flora and carried her back toward the town. Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you? While Johanna did a good job with the male voices they were very similar. I do sometimes wish Audible would have male and female narrators for these books. She brought just the right dramatic feel. What does Johanna Parker bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book? She showed a little bit of spunk when necessary!

She was the easy going Aunt until she wanted something. He learns that he is not alone and that he can love and be loved. He shows respect, the kind he didn't get at their age, to the younger men and boys that he works with, particularly Andrew, a young boy devoted to Malachi. He is stubborn but lovable, able to keep calm in high-stress situations. I like his sense of loyalty to Emma and the Aunts. I think the hero Malachi Shaw is my favorite character. Engaging story, memorable characters, humor, and of course the romance. What made the experience of listening to No Other Will Do the most enjoyable?

No Other Will Do by Karen Witemeyer