This series and performance was SO good. It covers the full erotic of mental and sensual stimulation. My heart, my erogenous zones, and my need for intelligent humor were soooooo generously satisfied and stimulated. I’m so grateful to every single person that contributed to this narrative. Gratitude.
Review from Fake It ‘Til You Make Out →
This is a new author for me and I’m so glad that I took a chance. I’m a huge fan of series with large families. I look forward to seeing this family grow and reading the other brothers’ books. I can’t wait until the rest are on audio. Joel Leslie is a true professional and..
This is the beginning of Spencer and Andrew (which will span 3 books). Spencer is an Aussie in L.A. for reasons and he works as Fake boyfriend to help men and women get closure with the significant other that left them. either they get them back or not. Andrew is his most recent client but..
This is a well-written book with a good story line and amazing narrators! I really can’t think of one flaw. It is perfectly paced, creative and engaging.
Review from Retribution →
Wonderful book with great narrator really brought story to life. Can’t wait to hear book 4 in series.
Review from The Necromancer’s Reckoning →
Soooo much better than other works within the same genre! The voice performance is magnificent as well!
Review from Conventionally Yours →
Struggled to finish it. Didn’t like the narrators, the story was OK though. Not what I was expecting at all.
Review from How to Belong with a Billionaire →
I listen to the first two books in the series and other than the horrible job of reading the book they at least had a semblance of a story. This third book has no value whatsoever. This story is disjointed and never does come to a true conclusion of all the side stories. I know..
cute story. liked the concept. the more I listened though the more I couldn’t stand the narrators voice. I couldn’t always distinguish between characters. bad accents. wouldn’t listen again because of it.
This is the third book in the Protectors series, which had been recommended to me as something to read after finishing the Wilde books by Lucy Lennox (who co-writes some stories in other series with Sloane). The tone of this series is vastly different, heavier and angstier, without the vibrance and comedic moments of Lennox’s..