Here Comes My Man

The Hopelessly Bromantic Duet, Book 2

De: Lauren Blakely

Narrado por: Teddy Hamilton, Shane East, Full Cast

Duración: 9 h y 57 m

Resumen del Editor

A red-hot, enemies-to-lovers, fake boyfriend, second-chance romance, and the conclusion to the Hopelessly Bromantic duet!

Let me just say this—fake dating the cocky movie star was not my idea. Especially since he’s my former roomie and, gulp, my secret ex.

But my agent tells me, I have no choice since I’m ridiculously overdue with turning in the next big blockbuster love story to my publisher.

Not to mention, ahem, writing it.

Hooking up with the smooth-talking English hottie once upon a time—fine, twice—were huge mistakes that I shouldn’t repeat, but pretending to like the guy who drives me crazy is my only chance at saving my job. That is, as long as no one finds out that every date we go on, every smile we flash each other for the cameras, and every hot, desperate kiss on the streets of Manhattan is absolutely fake.

Except…it’s not. At least for me. And he can never know....

Here Comes My Man is the final novel in the epic two-book Hopelessly Bromantic duet! Performed with a full supporting cast including: Vanessa Edwin, J.F. Harding, James Joseph, Faye Adele, Evan Parker, Shakira Shute, Robbie Martino, Blake Lockheart, Stephanie Németh-Parker, Stella Hunter, and, in a special performance, Sebastian York!

Here Comes My Man also includes bloopers, an interview with the leads, and the world premiere of The Boyfriend Kickoff, a prequel novella to the Boyfriend Comeback!

©2022 Lauren Blakely Books (P)2023 Lauren Blakely Books

Part 2, just OMG

Wow, I just loved the conclusion to their story. The duet narration really moved the story along well. Again, great performance by all!

Good story. Great narration.

Lauren Blakely knows how to write a book that is excellent for audio.

TJ and Jude have vibrant personalities that give the narrators an opportunity to build great performances. The romance has just enough conflict to maintain tension without creating too much angst.

Listening to the extras after the main story is a must.

Hilarious! Absolutely love this book.

Lauren, Teddy and Shane did it once again. Absolutely nailed this book. So many laugh out loud scenes with tears running down my face. The best part about this book was the bloopers at the end. I could not stop laughing. The story was absolutely amazing and the chemistry between the characters and narrators was off the chart. Thank you Lauren for another spectacular read. And for choosing Teddy and Shane as narrators.

5 STARS! A hard-fought, swoony & scorching hot love story!

Here Comes My Man is the second book in Lauren Blakely’s Hopelessly Bromantic Duet, and I was on the edge of my seat waiting for the second half of Jude and TJ’s story. Blakely really pours her heart and soul into her MM romances, and as a reader, I can feel, through her storytelling, how much these stories mean to her creatively and her joy in telling them. Lauren’s work is always a must-read for me, her romantic comedies and contemporaries are some of my favorite stories to read. Her LGBTQ romances are just as entertaining, sexy and well written, and if you’re a fan of her traditional romances, you’ll enjoy these, too.

I listened to the audiobook of Here Comes My Man, and I was so excited to get my ears on it. Narrated in duet by Shane East and Teddy Hamilton, Blakely complemented this perfect lead pairing with a full cast. Teddy Hamilton as TJ and Shane East as Jude were absolutely fantastic from start-to-finish. Their hard-fought, third-chance love story is brimming with romantic history, heart-tugging emotion and sizzling chemistry. Blakely crafted a layered, immersive, round-the-world love story between two characters who absolutely stole my heart.

Here Comes My Man is another feather in Lauren Blakely’s LGBTQ romance cap. A charming, endearing couple, TJ and Jude’s hard-fought, swoony and scorching hot love story was a heart-racing pleasure to read. Five smooches from me for Here Comes My Man by Lauren Blakely!

~Danielle, Red Cheeks Reads

6 Stars for the Narration

Here Comes My Man is book two in the Hopelessly Bromantic duet. This is a MM contemporary romance. This book picks up 10 months after the first book ended and has the two main characters reuniting for a business deal. They are supposed to fake being a couple and have a fake relationship.

Fake relationship tropes are my favorite, but even though Here Comes My Man has a fake relationship in it, it didn’t really feel like that trope. This book is a second chance romance. They were in love from the very beginning, so although the relationship was real from the moment they were forced together.

I enjoyed this book. My favorite thing was actually the narration. I love how the full cast brought this story to life for me. I really wish more romances would have narrations like this one.

Overall, I give this book 4.5 stars. I like that the main characters were more mature in this book. I loved their honest and open communication. It was a no BS story and that is so refreshing.

more descriptive of male leads

would like a much more vivd description of the main character,s physical attributes, i.e. penis sizes and a direct comparison of them, testicle sizes and a direct comparison, biceps 💪 descriptions and comparison, chest hair yes or know and direct comparison, pec description and hairy or no, abs description and hairy or no, armpit description and hairy or no, definitely need to know which main character has biggest biceps, pecs penis teaticles and whether or not they hang or tight against the body

Bloopers Were Great

The story was somewhat forced, very much like a copy of A Guy Walked Into My Bar. The writer was not very original, particularly in the second book. The characters were great! Shane East's emotions were off the chart, especially in the final dialogue in book one. Overall, the narrators were great, you too Teddy Hamilton, my favorite in this book

I would listen again

I found this book and the first one to be very romantic. They fall in love and that love only grows. Even apart they are still together.

Book 1 and Book 2 are well done

I highly enjoyed this book series. Teddy Hamilton and Shane East did a superb job and I would highly recommend this book series.

Delicious ending to a decade long yearning

After listening to the Hopelessly Bromantic Duet, Book 1, I immediately bought the second and final book. I was dismayed that Jude and TJ decided to cut ties when TJ had to return to America for work. Why didn't they just decide to keep in touch, to support one another through the difficulties of making your mark in their chosen careers? Well, thank goodness for a second book to resolve their terrible choice. While I did find their reluctance to open up through 3/4 of the second book, I decided to hang tough with their need to protect themselves from possible heartbreak and hurt. And I'm not sorry and I'm not being critical of the story. I'm a romantic soul who loves life when two people obviously good for one another choose to stay together. Lauren Blakely definitely wrote a story that kept me interested, occasionally laughing, and ultimately grateful for Jude and TJ's HEA.
I am truly impressed with the narrator cast. Their fantastic voices made the two books reach the higest level possible in enjoyment. I hope to hear more from these narrators, and compliments to Lauren Blakely and her editorial or publishing team for spending the money for the best voices for her two books. I'm currently listening to a sample of her next book, The Boyfriend Kickoff. It's going to be amazing and has the same lovely narrator voices creating the world Blakely invites us to join. I'll definitely buy it once available.