Breaking Bonds

Dreamspun Desires, Book 35

De: Ari McKay

Narrado por: Dorian Bane

Duración: 5 h y 26 m

Resumen del Editor

The Walker boys

From the frying pan into the fire.

After a critic's review attacks both Chef Liam Walker's culinary skills and his personal life, Liam can no longer take the heat of the cutthroat New York City restaurant scene. He needs to get out of the kitchen - at least long enough to cool down and regroup.

At the Overlook Resort in North Carolina, Liam meets owner Carter Galloway. Carter has a passion for the hospitality business to rival Liam's own, and it's not hard to see where their shared interests - and attraction - could lead. But Carter has no interest in a fling, and Liam has no intention of walking away from the career he fought so hard for. If they want a taste of happiness together, they'll have to find the courage to break the bonds threatening to pull them apart.

©2017 Ari McKay (P)2017 Dreamspinner Press

Cooking up a romance

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

Yes. It's sweet and fun and Dorian Bane always brings the stories to life.

What did you like best about this story?

I like the foodie theme. I love stories about chefs and this didn't disappoint

Have you listened to any of Dorian Bane’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

Yes. I love Dorian Bane and never turn down an opportunity to hear one of his performances.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

No, not really. The story is just a sweet simple low heat romance. It's like hot cocoa. A nice warming story!

Any additional comments?

I love the Dreamspun Desires stories and this is no exception. Breaking Bonds is a sweet romance with a chef theme. I love sex chefs and this story hit the spot!
If you like chefs, resort owners and a low heat romance you will love this

A Fun, Sweet Story Well Narrated by Dorian Bane

The writing duo known as Ari McKay is new to me, so Breaking Bonds was the first chance I’ve had to enjoy their work. The second in their The Walker Boys series this is easily read as a standalone.

Initially drawn to this one because it was narrated by Dorian Bane, and he’s never let me down, I found this book to be much more than I expected.

The story is full of wonderful surprises: The characters are creative, the relationships are interesting, and there is an original story with a great message as well.

When big city chef Liam Walker has a complete meltdown he decides a little R&R might be in order. He escapes to a struggling little resort in the mountains of North Carolina, where there is a serious need for some help in the kitchen. Liam’s attraction to the resort’s owner, Carter Galloway, is immediate (and mutual). Carter helps Liam reexamine his priorities and see there’s more to life than fame and fortune.

Carter is a strong character, sticking true to his values against all the odds. Facing prejudice, insufficient finances, and an inexperienced staff, Carter sets out to do his best. When an unexpected visit from his parents shows Carter he will never live up to his family’s expectations, he summons the strength to overcome this devastation and remain true to himself and hold fast to his goals.

There is an entertaining group of secondary characters which make this story so enjoyable.

Dorian Bane always excels at providing a wide variety of voices and this is the best I’ve heard from him to date.

The staff at the lodge are adorable, and I particularly enjoy the voice Bane uses for Marco, the restaurant owner and Liam’s boss, from New York City.

There’s a lovely message in this book about being true to oneself, prioritizing goals, and finding happiness in life. The authors paint a beautiful picture of the mountains of North Carolina which adds to the tale and comes across nicely with Bane’s expressive voice.

There was a smile on my face through this entire narration and I highly recommend Breaking Bonds to anyone who just wants a pick-me-up.

It is a really fun, sweet story.