Isolation Play

Dev and Lee

De: Kyell Gold

Narrado por: Jeremy Sewell

Devlin Miski thought coming out on national TV would be the hardest part about being a gay football player. But it's when his press conference is over that the trouble really starts.

The athletic tiger and his boyfriend Lee, a fox with a tongue as quick as his wit, still won't get many breaks in their fight for understanding. They'll need to deal with a stubborn reporter determined to get a story any way he can, furious parents, and hostile teammates - not to mention each other.

All's fair in love and war - and this is both.

©2013 Kyell Gold (P)2013 Kyell Gold

Wonderful Story and Presentation

in these troubled times, it's great to get away. And yet, the characters are so real

Significantly better than the first.

Which character – as performed by Jeremy Sewell – was your favorite?

Lee- he seemed to get the effeminate fox down far better than the tough "straight" acting tiger.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes, I was nearly late for work several times as I sat in my car needing to hear a few minutes more.

Any additional comments?

The story is top notch as Gold is known for. The reader has significantly improved since the first book, finally finding his confidence and step, as well as pacing himself as he reads. I listen to the HQ version though, so when chapters end you can still faintly hear the click of his mouse as he stopped the recording >.<. He also sometimes loses the voice of the character he's narrating for a sentence, but quickly picks it back up.

Una historia magistralmente narrada de Dev y Lee

Kyell Gold vuelve a abrirnos una ventana a la vida y la relación de Dev y Lee, mostrándonos nuevas dificultades y como su amor incondicional y crecimiento personal así como el apoyo de quienes los rodean, familia, equipo, amigos puede darles un respiro para seguir adelante en la carrera que es la vida. Recomendado 10/10

always an amazing book +series

I highly recommend this book especially people to the Fandom. Ive re-read this series multiple times since I was in school. the series is so well done I recommend to buy a paper back version as well. well written, relatable characters, and with a story that keeps you hooked into the series to see what comes next! 10/10

Lovely <3

In the first book, I didn't quite like the narrator. But after this second book, he definitely grew on me. Aside from the occasional mispronounced word.

Overall, I love this book, love this series, and will definitely buy the third book.

bad narrator, great story

what can I say? I just keep rereading this this story. Gold is Gold. none above nor below.

wonderful!

a wonderful tale about love and family bonds.itll warm your heart. it certainly did mine.

amazing story, needs better narrator

I've always loved these books, they narration is maddening at times, can't say some pretty simple words and names correctly, etc. I'm annoyed that it is missing the prologue from the book, it is an amazing extra bit to wrap up the story and is notable in it's absence.

loved it

I absolutely love the narration of the story it really captivated me. There were even a few times in the story that really but I can really relate some what to the stories and I cannot wait to listen to the next one.

Great story, it pulls at my heart strings

However the quality of the narrator is very poor. It's not that he has a bad voice, but the background noise. At times I can even hear bird calls when Lee meets the parents.