In the Eye of the Beholder

De: Dianna Roman

Narrado por: Greg Boudreaux

Duración: 11 h y 36 m

Resumen del Editor

Daniel Ellis trusts no one and trusts love even less.

His longstanding commitment to self-reliance backfires when a series of events finds an unlikely savior offering him assistance at every turn. How can the aggravating widower who's sat at the end of his bar the past few years be his knight in shining armor?

Reluctantly taking a job as Eric Jordan's assistant becomes more than just a means to a safe haven. Working for his aloof bar patron broadens Daniel's perspectives, threatening to tear down every wall he's built around his heart as he begins to learn more about a man he's always purposely ignored. All Daniel wanted was to hide from the trouble that was following him, not have the rest of his world turned upside down by the wealthy older man who ended up being nothing he expected and everything he didn't realize he might need.

In the Eye of the Beholder is an emotional slow burn, age gap, hurt/comfort journey of two broken hearts who find that the road to healing might require joining forces.

©2023 Dianna Roman (P)2024 Podium Audio

I liked it!

Was curious what Daniel’s story was. Super excited when I saw this book was released. A bit long but the story kept me engaged. I also really enjoyed the narrator. Worth the cost.

Great story

If you liked book one, this is even better. well written Dianna Roman always writes an entertaining story. Nice to see characters from book one also in this book. Greg Boudreaux did an awesome job bringing these characters and the story to life. He always gives a great performance. This is a story I will go back to several more times to do a relisten.👏🔥❤

What a great story!

The first part of the book was pretty slow. At times I had to really concentrate on which character was speaking. But the story picked up and I found myself laughing out loud at some of the characters and things that happened. I love the supporting characters in this book - they’re so good (even the dogs are funny). The HEA was hard fought. It was well worth the credit.

Daniel story

This is my favorite Dianna Roman and I was not let down on the narration. its a beautiful story of finding what you deserve and the person who loved you along the way. Its a slow burn age gap throat is just beautiful.

Hits Home

At first I thought things were a bit slow. The more I got to understand Daniel, the more it all made sense. Myself coming from a loveless family and trying to find something 'out there' where maybe I could find some happiness, hit home. A great story of finding just that. Love and happiness in an unlikely way. Gives me faith it can still happen. Thanks Dianna

It’s ok

Could’ve got into more with his story. Wish this was a continuation of the first couple’s story. It’s ok

2.5 exhausted ⭐️'s

I actively disliked and felt highly annoyed by Daniel throughout the whole book. He is wildly immature and insecure until 95% and then a switch flips and suddenly he's not. What just happened?
The endless internal monologues were exhausting and repetitive. This could be 40% shorter and would still been annoying.


🎧 the narration was not a great match for the characters.

Eh

The story predictable but entertaining. The thing that irritated most was Harper's voice. Yes, I understand it's not Harper's story. But, his character is a survivor that never once sounded whiny. In the first book, his voice was deeper. But this book, he was nasally and annoying. *shrug* Anyway, it's a light and entertaining read.