Musings on Romance

Category: audiobooks (Page 11 of 94)

Review at AudioGals

I’m over at AudioGals with a review of Peter Cabot Gets Lost by Cat Sebastian, narrated by Joel Leslie. The 1960s is a very underrepresented period in romance and it was very cool to listen to a queer 1960s romance.

The titles are styled in a way to make it obvious that this book is set in the 1960s but there's not much more too it - it's mainly blue

February Round Up

Monthly Mini Review

red ribbon with the end in a loveheart shape and a black and white photo of the head and upper torso of a handsome white man with fair hair and a neatly trimmed beardWrapped Up In You by Ella Frank & Brooke Blaine, narrated by Wesley Paul – B I picked up this little novella (it only goes for 1 hour 17 minutes) in the Audible Plus catalogue when I searched to see what else Wesley Paul had narrated. He’s narrating a Kristen Ashley book I had my eye on and I wanted to try a sample before one-clicking. It’s a Valentine’s Day short featuring a gay couple who have been together for about 3 years. One half of the couple is Vaughan, an ER doctor and has also spent time overseas with Doctors Without Borders so he’s often away or working during holidays. But this time, to Carter’s delight, Vaughan has something special planned.

The story takes the listener over the course of the day and includes a few flashbacks to how they met, their first date, etc and leads up to a big romance (which I’m sure folks can probably guess but I won’t give it away here even so). It’s soft and fluffy, has no conflict at all and in that way is a perfect little bite if one is in the mood for those things (I was). Continue reading

Review at AudioGals

I’m over at AudioGals with a review of Only When It’s Us by Chloe Liese, narrated by Nelson Hobbs & CJ Bloom. Fun new adult contemporary full of zinging banter and chemistry with good disability rep but note the CW.

(CW – grief/parent death)

mud/olive cover (really ugly colour!) background with an illustrated white brunette soccer player on the left and a lumberjack type white guy with a reddish beard and ballcap carrying a book on the right, title in large red/orange font in the middle.

Review at AudioGals

I’m over at AudioGals with a review of Change With Me by Kristen Proby, narrated by Lance Greenfield & Lauren Sweet. Fairy-talesque accidental roommates novella about a movie star and a first grade teacher. It works if you can suspend your disbelief enough.

1001 Dark Nights generic cover with the head and neck/shoulders area of a hot white MF couple in the "00" part of 1001.

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