Don't Let Go

De: Andrew Grey

Narrado por: Jeff Gelder

Avery Rivers is a country music sensation, selling records by the millions and playing to sold-out crowds. But behind that persona is Robert, a burned-out musician cracking under the pressure. He’s unable to write any new songs, and he wants out of the business - at least for a while. He changes his appearance and finds honest hard work in Jackson, Wyoming. Maybe getting to be a regular guy for a while will get him past his block.

Hy Whitely was a championship bull rider until he watched his best friend thrown in the arena and decided the rodeo circuit was no longer the place for him. He wants to be plain old Zeke for a while, and when he returns to his family ranch, he bumps right into Robert - a one-night stand from his last rodeo appearance - who is now working there as a ranch hand.

The heat between the men could sear the grass off the range, but each one is hiding a secret. Robert and Zeke, the men behind the public images, fall in love, but can they hold on when Avery and Hy are pulled back into the spotlight?

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Loved It!

I took a chance on this one even though some of the narration reviews weren’t very good. I have to agree that Robert’s voice was too feminine and not what I would have pictured, but, I suggest you give it a chance. The story was good and I really liked the main characters. I finished it in a day!

just ok

The story may have been more enjoyable if I had read it or with a different narrator. The voice for Robert/Avery was too feminine, too much like the voice used for the friends wife. I just couldn't get past it.

Great story Okay Narration

I really enjoyed the story but struggled with the voice of Robert. He is a country singer that everyone assumes is straight, but the narrator gives him a fairly feminine voice. I think the overall performance would have been amazing if it used dual narration like so many of them are doing nowadays. That being said, the story itself was good enough that I was willing to overlook the feminine voice. I also listened to the entire book in one sitting!

OMG

O M G - What a love story... Thank you, Andrew Grey for writing this for us.

country music vs. PBR

Andrew Grey really wowed me with this one. I don't always like 'musician' stories but this one really touched me. I liked Zeke and Robert. They felt like real people as I read them.