Blaze & Ajax

Alpha's Rejects, Book 3

De: Courtney W. Dixon

Narrado por: Harley Chase

I didn’t want him, but I had to have him.

Blaze (Aiden):

I ruined my cush life five years ago. I came from wealth and was kicked out with nothing but the clothes on my back. Even the man I’d been with, who had mastered my mind and body, turned his back on me. Since then, I haven’t found anyone who could meet my…needs. That is, until Jaxon ‘Ajax’ Kean. We hate each other. No way around it. He’s the last person I want, but he’s the only one who can give me what I need. How do I convince him to help me without tossing my pride into the garbage?

Ajax (Jaxon):

Aiden ‘Blaze’ Reese is a prick. Just looking at him makes me want to punch things, especially his face. Ever since he hurt my best friend Stix, I’ve wanted him to pay. But after a nearly violent kiss one night, I can’t get him out of my head. Two weeks later, he pushes me to do something I want to regret but don’t. Blaze, of all people, needs me. Can I give in to him? Can my mental health take it? Does he even deserve it?

This book is the third in a series, but like all my books, it can be listened to as a standalone.

©2024 Courtney W. Dixon (P)2025 Courtney W. Dixon

another A+ narration by Harley Chase!!!

Well, Harley Chase has done it again!! I just can't get over his narration of this series, it's so impeccably done! He has such a way of bringing absolute life to these characters!! Audio can sometimes sound robotic to me but not with Harley. He makes his narration sound like a real conversation between people and it just makes it so engaging! This series is one of my favorites in book form, but in audio?? Absolutely fantastic! Bravo!!!

Fantastic!

Blaze & Ajax is the third book in the Alpha’s Rejects series, and man, was this one an emotional ride. I love it when two characters dislike each other so much that a friend mentions they should just have s3x already… and then they end up there. Both Blaze and Ajax have past emotional trauma they carry with them, and it shapes who they are. I love the found family they have with Alpha at the helm.

Harley did a wonderful job narrating this, giving each character unique voices that I was able to tell who was speaking.

Now, I’ll be heading back to listen to Stix & Stone while I wait for audio of the rest of the series!

These Boys!

Ok I was struggling worse than these boys trying to express in my review that they were Aiden and Jaxon to me, not Blaze and Ajax at all. I fell in love with the true soul of both of them. Mental health is such a real battle, and I appreciated how it was represented here. Aiden might have admitted his need first, but Jaxon needed for some much emotionally as well. So many real young growing up feels here. Harley Chase definitely has the perfect narration voice for these angsty young men!

Blaze n Ajax

Another enjoyable losten for another enjoyable book in this series. There is the right amount of emotion and the performance of these two men that just pulls you in. i enjoyed this book in all formats. the author gives you the angst the emotions and feels but then gives you the growth and love. the narrator brings you in with his voice and talent keeps you in the story.

Sensitively Beautiful

Enemies to lovers is always fun. Throw in my serious mental health and you’re looking a hurt/comfort dream. Ajax learns he has bipolar disorder and the author does a beautiful job showing the scary and sometimes devastating experience of a manic high and crash. Blaze was groomed as a middle to late teen and watching him work through that trauma was amazing.

The narrator is fabulous and does a wonderful job giving life to all of Alpha’s rejects and friends.