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This book broke me in the best way. It was so heartbreaking that one significant event almost destroyed two lives. Leo and Roman, so happy they found each other again and reconnect.

I saw this on a sale recently and I recognized Joel Froomkin’s name because I absolutely loved another series he narrated so I gave it a shot. I absolutely loved this, and I really hope there is more of this series coming (hopefully with Froomkin’s vocal accompaniment again).

Love the characters and storyline! This book will keep you hooked from the first page

This isn’t Tolkien but it was distracting. The narrator was fun – some people seem to have a problem with him but his style of narration fit with the style of the story just fine.

When the angst of many gay romances gets to be a bit too much, I love returning with Jack and Arlo and their family and friends to Amsterdam for a lighter, more humorous and romantic visit.

I can’t even listen to the voices. It’s terrible . So. It recommended this . Even the voice sound like 80 years old.

I read this book when it came out and then immediately bought the audio version when it came out. Joel has an amazing voice and is a true master of his craft. New adventures with some old friends and new made this an absolute delight.

I don’t want to say that he was a bad narrator because maybe with another book might have been okay, but for this character and this book it did not work for me. I was really looking forward to this story and so disappointed the sound of this man’s voice made. Auhly sound like a..

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Are the narrators getting worse? Luckily, I purchased series before audible, or I’d be further disappointed.