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Spinning off from the best-selling Dream Man and Rock Chick series, this is the emotional and steamy contemporary romance fans of the Dream Team series have been waiting for!

He’s perfect - but he can’t be hers.

Pepper Hannigan is determined to keep any romance off the table - and out of her bedroom - while her daughter, Juno, is still young. Sure, a certain handsome commando is thoughtful, funny, and undeniably hot, but Pepper’s had her heart broken before, and she won’t let it happen again. Not to her or her little girl, even if this hero could melt any woman’s resolve.

Augustus “Auggie” Hero can’t deny his attraction to beautiful, warmhearted Pepper or how much he wants to make a home with her and her little girl, but Pepper’s mixed signals have kept him away. That is, until Juno decides to play matchmaker. Her efforts finally bring Pepper into his arms, but they expose the danger Pepper is in. To protect Pepper and Juno, Auggie will have to live up to his last name and prove happy endings aren’t just for fairy tales.

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Kristen Ashley
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Susannah Jones
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November 30, 2021
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English
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B09LWW8LJP
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Listening Length	15 hours
Author	Kristen Ashley
Narrator	Susannah Jones
Whispersync for Voice	Ready
Audible.com Release Date	November 30, 2021
Publisher	Forever
Program Type	Audiobook
Version	Unabridged
Language	English
ASIN	B09LWW8LJP
Best Sellers Rank	#16,228 in Audible Books & Originals (See Top 100 in Audible Books & Originals) #60 in Military Romance (Audible Books & Originals) #485 in Romantic Suspense (Audible Books & Originals) #1,121 in Contemporary Romance (Audible Books & Originals)

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americayay

Oh, good lord.

Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2021

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Having previously read every book in this series, I can say that this one suffers from all of the same problems. As a millennial, it gets so tiresome reading caricatures of my generation talking about recycling, woke culture, yoga, meditation, and now EMF. No one cares about EMF... literally no one. These millenials read like something my dad wrote as a joke. I'd much rather read about Gen Xers stuck in the 80s listening to music I don't remember. Furthermore, no one reads Kristen Ashley for these watered down heroes. We want toxic alpha males, because it's all pretend and it's fun to read. Not only is Pepper annoying, Auggie is BORING, just like all of the other men in this series. Kristen Ashley needs a vacation.

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Maria Howard

4.5 stars

Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2021

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I am a huge fan of this author. She is my number one automatic one-click author. The moment that I see a book come up for preorder, I order it even without a blurb. Therefore, I was very excited about this book because after reading the previous 3.5 books in the Dream Team, starting with Lottie's novella, I was the most invested in Auggie and Pepper's story since they had been pivotal characters since the beginning.

The first couple of chapters had me on the fence with this book because as much as I love how this author reintroduces previous characters, especially the Rock Chicks, at times it can be too much. I felt that at the beginning and wondered if it was just going to be cameos and no real substance. I need not have worried because once the story really got going and the focus was on Auggie, Pepper, and Juno I was 1000% invested. I knew that Pepper was going to have a story to tell, and I was right in that assumption. Her backstory and her family were crazy. The twists were insane and not at all what I was expecting. I loved Juno and her special connection with someone that I have come to LOVE in this series. There were some pretty pivotal moments in this story with this little girl that made my heart soar. That was largely, because of the amazing mother that she had. I LOVED Pepper as a mother. The world could be a better place if everyone had someone like her as a mom. Auggie's backstory was sad. I hated that he felt the way that he did because of his upbringing had been. I think because of that, it made me love Pepper and Juno with him that much more. They truly balanced each other out. He wasn't as "Alpha J/P" as this author normally depicts but he was still all KA man if that makes sense. The steam when it happened, was so good, and if I wasn't in love with Auggie before that happened, it really happened then.

There was a lot of drama going on in this book, but not so much that I couldn't make sense of it. There is an interconnected story that has been playing in the background through this entire series so, in my opinion, this story is not done even though the original matchmaking by Lottie is complete with these three girls, there is still more story to tell. The way that it is done, reminds me a bit of how the Chaos series was done, where the answers to these mysteries won't be finished until the series is concluded. I am all in for that.

There were possible new characters that could have stories, one of which, I hope is Billy. I, also, hoped to all that is right and just in this world that Mr. Cisco gets a story because GOOD LORD do I love this man. He has become one of the strongest and most amazing of secondary characters that this author has EVER written. He is just magic. Every time, I think he cannot get any better, he does.

Even though this story didn't jump out at me, like this author's books normally do, I am still very happy with this book. I am glad that I didn't let the beginning deter me from enjoying it to the fullest.

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Raine

This book was not a dream...

Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2021

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I just could not get into this book. I automatically buy Kristen Ashley books because I love many of her previous books - Rock Chicks, Dream Man, Fantasyland, etc. But lately her books just aren't up to par. I mean, Auggie was super boring and I really wasn't invested in Pepper.

The best thing about this book was the interaction between Cisco and Pepper's daughter. Otherwise it was a snoozefest. Also, some of the dialogue between Auggie and Pepper was kinda cringy...I just can't bring myself to flip back through the book to point out which parts they were.

The price of her books are increasing ($6.99!!!), but the quality is decreasing. I really need her books to get better, otherwise I will have to start finding new favorite authors that are worth spending time and money on. Harsh review, I know, but it's how I've been feeling with these last few books that have been coming out.

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SAST

Not my fave

Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2021

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Very repetitive and a bit boring. Found myself skipping pages just to get to dialogue. The series got weaker with each book. The series followed the same formula: reluctance to get together, family drama ensues, H steps in to help, h falls in love w/H while simultaneously saving the day. Blah. I'm a fan, which is why I stuck with the series, but it was a major disappointment.

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C. Stone

3.5

Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2021

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It was alright. I loved Cisco. I loved Pepper's daughter. The book despite the dysfunctional families on both side tends to meander. Not just the KA style of writing but the story itself seems like it's not sure what it wants to do or be so there's a bit of everything which in turn makes it too much and the reader isnt fully vested in anything. At least I wasnt.

The sister angle was weird. She was looking out for Pepper by feeding her daughter negative, potentially damaging comments when she was a toddler? She rides off into the sunset with her lover after making it seem like Pepper was an awful sister for escaping the cult and not reading her mind and knowing it was all a secret plan. Ugh.

Anyone thats been around kids in the digital age can appreciate Pepper's desire to minimize social media but there were moments where it felt "preachy" no pun intended.

It also feels like ex male partners are given a pass on being evil but ex women partners are the lowest of the low and often portrayed as b*(ches. Case in point almost every ex the heroes have versus the ex's that the heroines have. Even Augustine's mom is cast in a super evil light and Augustine is willing to work it out with his dad (but only if the dad kicks the mom to the curb) Meanwhile both parents were equally trashy so not sure why he would have let the dad slide. Pepper's ex also crossed the line a few times but with a hey I'm sincerely sorry, all is forgiven :/

Anyway, pages and pages of the characters, eating, dating, sexing. Requisite unnecessary appearance by cast of rock chicks and chaos as the author works overtime to draw a line to show us that the dirty cop aspect will be connected to everyone in a grand finale at some point. We get it.

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Sue D

Always a good read by this author

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 10, 2021

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I'm enjoying this series where a group of friends are gradually paired off with a group of friends/commandos who work for Hawk Delgado.
This is the last of the girls Pepper who is supposed to be paired with Auggie; however Pepper has a daughter Juno and an ex who broke her heart, and is understandably reluctant to start a new relationship.
A good story but it irritates me that epilogue's are short and don't go very far into the future as all the stories sort of join together. However it appears the series will now extend to encompass some of Hawk's younger employees; plus the dirty cops story running alongside the love stories appear far from over.

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Ella

Too long

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 11, 2021

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Ok firstly, all of the men in these books speak in exactly the same way. If someone showed me a line from one of the men from (particularly) the Rock Chick series or the Dream Team series (but to an extent any Kristen Ashley book), there would be no defining quality to tell any of them apart.
Secondly, I was a bit bored. It took 480 pages for there to be any semblance of danger towards Pepper, and that's a big part of what makes these series so exciting for me. Plus, in the book description it literally says that Pepper is in danger, and sure we hear that said a few times but we never really see any evidence of it, so I was pretty disappointed about that.
Regardless of these things, Pepper and Auggie were cute, and Juno was such a sweetheart. And when the action did finally hit in the last 50 or so pages, things picked up a lot, but this book was just way too long for what it did.
That said, the end did make me quite excited for future books, or what I am guessing might be a spin off series featuring the new guys that were hired by Hawk and finally getting to the end of all the dirty cop stuff.

Liz Mackie

More Slowburn than the rest of the series

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 30, 2021

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Dream Keeper is the fourth book in the Dream Team series featuring Smithie’s girls and Hawk’s Commandos and as the last man/woman standing it’s the turn of Pepper and Auggie to find their happily ever after. This story was more emotional than the previous books. There was a lot less action than I’ve come to expect from a Kristen Ashley book especially one that’s set in Denver. No one was physically threatened or shot at and the one kidnapping really was bit of a non-starter. It felt more like a slow-burn, family drama/traditional love story with single mum Pepper determined that her daughter Juno would come first. There’s nothing wrong with that but Pepper perhaps took it to extremes and I got the feeling she unwittingly used Juno as an excuse to prevent herself from being hurt again. Luckily for her, her daughter knew what was best for her mum and didn’t miss an opportunity to get Pepper and Auggie in the same room with more than a little help from a surprising source! Auggie might have the looks of a Greek god but that didn’t stop him from having his own painful past to overcome and, as for his family, the only word that comes to mind there is toxic. After an initial one night stand with Pepper, I did like that Auggie took things slowly so they really got to know each other before taking things to the next level.

I have to admit being slightly disappointed in this book but only in so much that I expected the story arc of crooked cops that has been running throughout the series to conclude with Dream Keeper but that looks like its going to continue with the next group of commandos and whoever is lucky enough to snag one of those fine specimens although with Elvira involved next time perhaps Billy, Zane and Marques should be running for the hills!

C Blackburn

Dream Keeper

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 1, 2022

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I consider myself a super top KA fan and I have to say this book is up there with my favourites. Auggie, Pepper & Juno are everything! I loved the slow burn. I loved that we got Juno as part of the story. I was ready and excited for the BOOM moment when it happened and was left squirming for more at the carrot dangling at what is to come!!

jd66

Awesome book

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 7, 2021

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I frikin’ loved this book! It was heartbreaking and heartwarming both at the same time. Pepper totally surprised me in a great way. She was perfect for Auggie and I adored Juno and Cisco’s relationship. I’m so excited for the next book now. Wonderful book and series

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