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Someone to Call My Own
- Road to Blissville Series, Book 2
- Narrated by: Joel Leslie
- Length: 8 hrs and 49 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Psychic Emory Jackson and former black ops specialist, Jonathon Silver, are men from two completely different worlds with one thing in common: heartbreak.
Emory still mourns the loss of his husband five years prior, and Jon is reeling with grief from the recent death of his twin brother. Sparks fly when mutual friends introduce them, but it's so much more than basic attraction. There's an undeniable awareness and a sense of belonging that neither man can deny. Despite Emory's premonition of a future with Jon, he has vowed never to love again.
Jon is convinced that his tainted soul is the reason he will never have someone to call his own. What if they're both wrong? Maybe these broken men with their jagged edges could somehow align perfectly to form something whole and beautiful. But will that realization come too late for them?
Contains mature themes.
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- A. Cooper
- 10-06-2020
Amazing story
Amazing story, Em and Jonathan deserved so much love. They are so good together.
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Overall2 out of 5 stars
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- Wide Eyes, Big Ears!
- 25-07-2023
Did not work for me …
As well as a deep abiding grief, the car accident that killed his husband also gave Emory Jackson psychic powers, which he uses to help police solve troublesome crimes. Emory feels compelled to move to Blissville where he sets bar owner and ex-black ops soldier Jonathan Silver, who is reeling from the death of his twin brother. While the men feel mutual attraction, their grief, loss and circumstances keep pulling them apart. Loved the premise so I had high hopes going in but this didn’t win me over. Emory and Jon’s prickly antipathy felt artificial to me, I just couldn’t understand why they couldn’t talk through their issues instead of keeping things from each other and blowing up. At the very least they could have just become friends. I also found Emory’s psychic abilities pretty undefined, he just sort of trotted them out at various stages and everyone seemed to accept them at face value without any doubts. I usually love Joel Leslie’s impressive audio narrations, but he gave Emery and Jon accents that seemed to come and go and Jon’s southern twang was particularly excruciating - I felt like he was having a rare off-day with this (currently free on the Audible Plus catalogue).
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