Photographic Memory

De: Aiden Bates

Narrado por: John Hong

A man focused on success. An artist determined to make a difference. A fateful choice between love and money.

Alex:

I’m on the verge of burning out, but I can’t quit. I refuse to be poor, refuse to return to Texas a failure. My career is everything - at least that’s what I thought before I was set up on a blind date with Jordan, the boy from my past I left behind.

Jordan is everything I remembered - a brilliant artist dedicated to making a difference in the world. He calls to my soul, reawakens the part of me I crushed in order to get ahead. How can I be with someone whose political activism threatens my very livelihood? How can I not, when he reminds me of the person I used to be?

A person who would make the choice to betray his employer and hand over sensitive financial documents in order to bring down a tyrant bent on destruction.... A person who is carrying a life-altering new secret.

Jordan:

I’m falling in love with someone who works for the most evil bank in the country - the boy I loved when we were kids. But he isn’t the same person. I know Alex - he isn’t a man without a conscience, a man devoted to nothing but success. The more time we spend together, the more I can see the familiar light coming back into his eyes. A light banishing the impostor who would choose murky success over ethics, sabotaging our relationship.

He’ll have to make a final choice - us, or his dreams of wealth. Have I gone too far, bringing Alex into my world of battling corporate greed? I don’t want our relationship to cost him his career, his reputation....

But maybe it should, if it means halting his walk down a dark path.

A path we now have no choice but to walk together. I’m expecting Alex’s baby...and Alex is expecting mine.

Photographic Memory is a steamy contemporary mpreg M/M romance featuring friends to lovers, a dilemma between love and security, and the struggle to overcome negative forces and be true to one’s self. For those who crave deep emotions, real-life conflicts, and surprise pregnancy. Stand-alone with a HEA and no cheating.

©2018 Shehan Peiris (P)2019 Shehan Peiris

When Narration kills a good story

It was hard but I did stick it out through the end. I did like the story though it did drag a little but I'm not really sure if it was dragging or just the wooden and emotionless narration.

Opposites attract

Two such different partners must work together to build a healthy relationship! They each become pregnant with each other! I never see something like this happening, but then this is fantasy!

Double Mpreg! Love it!

I like Aiden Bates' books as a general rule but was drawn to this book because it's a little different than most mpreg books. BOTH mc's are pregnant! I was really curious about that part of the storyline and not disappointed with how it plays out. The only drawback for me is the narrator's reading speed. It is a little slower than what feels natural to me.

Overworked and overwhelmed!

Think of working 60 plus hours a week and being on salary. Yeah I get but this book went to the extreme. I wish their was more romance between the two characters. The artist who was an activist that kept getting arrested was fun, but not Whitt’s enough to keep up the amusement. 4 stars because it had a good flow and a happy ending.

Torn

I absolutely hated Alex. That is who the story is about. He was a pissy, whiney, stupid guy. I liked almost everything else about the story. but did not finish it because, really, who the hell is this stupid and paranoid. I liked Jordan, but couldn't believe he put up with him so long. Yuck.