Out of My Mind

Browerton University Series, Book 3

De: A.J. Truman

Narrado por: Alexander Cendese

Duración: 6 h y 26 m

Resumen del Editor

Mac had to be out of his mind.

Completely out of his ever-loving mind to even consider rooming with Gideon. The same guy he kissed during his freshman year who said he was straight. He's held Mac's mind hostage for the last two years after running out that one special night. Mac was a fan of social experiments, and this one was going to be a doozy.

Gideon doesn't sweat anything. He was always two lies ahead of everyone. A master at spinning rock solid alibis to protect the house of cards that was his life. To Browerton University, he's the popular guy getting over a breakup. To his family . . . the dutiful and responsible son. But rooming with Mac was bringing up old memories and forming new ones. First, a friendship develops, and then a late night infused with alcohol pushes them into uncharted, benefits-laden waters.

As their sexual experimentation continues, and the lies add up, both of them fight to withstand the feelings growing between them, feelings that could ruin their friendship and topple Gideon's house of cards for good.

Contains mature themes.

©2016 A.J. Truman (P)2019 Tantor

Just listen

A romancé that makes you smile, laugh and cry in some parts at least for me. The accents were good also loved the moms New York accent. I would have finished faster if I didn’t have to work.

Big Bird will never be the same!

this book had many emotional ups and down. if a book can make you laugh and cry within a short period of time, you know it's a good book.

Great

This story is so sweet. The love story is one that I’ve never read before. It’s sweet and the characters are lovable. The narrator is one if the best. I always enjoy his act. I encourage everyone to listen to this book.

Enjoyed the Story

It's a good read. Gay guy falls for (not so) straight guy. Roommates turned lovers. Not a unique storyline but it's told in a way that is still refreshing. Not a lot of angst. Spice level is mild/moderate. Narrator does a great NY Jewish accent.

I love it but

I love it but I hate he keep outing him that's frustrating he trusted him

Easy, funny and charming listen.

Some of the narrator's voices are annoying. But, not enough to distract from the story. I typically listen to this type of romance for a respite from "heavier" reading. However, this story still had depth while also being sweet and funny

Out of my mind!!

I truly enjoyed this audiobook. The story was fulfilling, funny and hilarious. I love the narration of the story as well. The narrator brought the story to life and was great asset to the story telling! I will definitely give the next book a try.

OMG I almost missed this! so glad I took a chance

Alexander Cendese' performance was largely why this title was so good to me, his accents and comedic timing was awesome and the tear jerker parts tore me up. But at the end of the day he just enhanced what was already there so bravo A.J. Truman 👏 I am now truly a fan. I loved following Mac and Gideon as they navigated their journey to reach their HEA.

5 starz - I would listen again

Pleasantly Surprised!

This is the first book I’ve listed to by this author. I will definitely listen to more, this was a great book!

Hit the right notes

Gideon and Mac meet at a frat party at the start of their freshman year at college. They hit it off. Have good banter -Mac is gay and happy that he’s at his first party and flirting with a guy. Gideon is straight and clueless he asks Mac back to his dorm room. A kiss. A misunderstanding. They part ways. Flash forward two years...

Both characters were believable and easy to connect with. I smiled, I laughed out loud, and I even teared up a few times…sad tears and happy tears. Secondary characters were well developed. I love how family was handled.

I enjoyed this book I haven't read any other book from the series and didn't feel like I missed anything. So this can be read as a standalone. Is it the best gay romance you’ll read all year? Maybe not. But it hit all the right notes for me.