great

The writing here is amazing, the speaker's voice is spot-on. Confirms my anecdotal data that contemporary queer romance is the genre which best tackles current socio-cultural concerns.

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Simply amazing!

At times deeply moving, at times steamy hot, this book series is simply amazing and a joy to experience!

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Loved the conclusion of the series...

... like the other books before!
Joel Leslie embodied the character so perfectly - like it was written specificly for him. It didn't seem like a story read to you by him, but rather like he (as the character) was directly telling it to you.
While it's sad the story has run it's course, I'm so happy that it ends like it does. Any further milking of the storyline probably would have put me off it, so SPOILER:
I loved that I can now believe they are riding into the sunset together...
Can only highly recommend it!

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Don't junge this series by the covers!

I almost didn't read this book-series because the covers made them seem like pulp fiction or just terribly written sex scenes with little plot. Arden St. Ives and Caspian Hart, however, have a very involved and complicated relationship. The Series is written from Arden's POV and focusses on his personality and finding his place in the world and his love and friends... and it feels like so much more than just "poor boy meets rich, hot man and they have kinky sex"... there are so many warm and adorable scenes, also with side characters, so much heart and humour. couldn't put down the books and had to listen to the audio book on number 3 because I could get this quicker than the physical book and couldn't wait!

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No, just no.

I've been waiting forever to listen to the last part of this story and I've been bitterly disappointed by how it was carried out. While I believe the author wanted to show how Arden was not supposed to run after Caspian this time, contrary to the other two parts, I think the execution fell flat. Also, I did not care for the -what is that even supposed to be called- "get over it with sex"-character he interacted with? I mean, the character itself was okay on their own, but in combination with the main character? I really don't want to hear anything about their sex life, especially not in detail, it was an absolute turn-off for me. (The photoshoot was fine, though, but why the need for more?) This whole story was almost as bad as pulling teeth. There was no real development within Caspian that the listener could witness, likely due to lack of him being in the story (as in: not just being talked about but actively part of the scene). The end, therefore, was a kind of "now take this and be happy with it" sort of thing for me. Also, the build-up of Caspian's abuser seriously didn't pan out. The way he was driven away? Laughable in comparison to how intimidating he was set up to be. All in all, I am just disappointed by this whole thing. And sad because of it.

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