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I liked the progression, even though it was a short story, it didn’t really feel like it! They were a sweet couple & they sorted out their issues quickly enough. Definitely recommend 👍👍👍

So invested in this series! Ugh it just sucks you in and you have to finish them all! I highly recommend giving this book and the entire series a try

None of the overworked troupes. Good story line. And as a man who came to terms with my sexuality in my 40’s I can say Clay was written very well.

The story was great fun and Master’s knocks it out of the park once again. Leslie keeps the voices of cameos from the othe series same and that’s always awesome! I think it’s amazing how Leslie does the different voice inflections of the different characters so a listener can always tell who is talking.

10/10 I absolutely love this book. The narration was spot on and I highly recommend it. You should definitely give it a try.

I must admit, this was my first Louisa Masters book. Clearly, I didn’t start at the beginning when I read this. Now that I’ve caught up I enjoyed the audiobook even more.

Great book and story. Appreciate the mental health aspect. Reading the first book isn’t necessary but I recommend it

I started this not expecting to even want to finish…. WOW is all that I can say. I was hooked not even 3 min in and didn’t stop until I finished the damn thing. Now I’m starting the next and can’t wait to see where this goes. So addicted!

The description of the incubus’s segmented wasp-body-like penis killed the sex part of the story for me. It gives me the “willie’s” to imagine what that would look like. The narrator is well known and one of the better narrators but he goes a little overboard with his eagerness in sex scenes. I have to..

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I absolutely adore how kind, sweet and unbelievably caring Cal was right out the gate with Oscar. not sure i liked the performance from Oscar’s va sometimes the emotions didnt feel authentic to me but there were moments where he absolutely nailed it. The irony of Bailey being Harlow’s isn’t lost on me, can’t wait..

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