Somebody to Cherish

A Tyler Jamison Novel, Book 3

De: April Wilson

Narrado por: JF Harding, Jack DuPont

Duración: 6 h y 30 m

Resumen del Editor

Book three in the Tyler Jamison and Ian Alexander romantic suspense series.

Tyler and Ian are embarking on their new joint adventure as private investigators. While Ian is learning the ropes, Tyler is doing his best to keep the love of his life safe. When an old enemy bent on revenge resurfaces, both Tyler and Ian will be tested.

©2022 April E. Barnswell (P)2022 April E. Barnswell

All The Feels!

All the feels and a lovely completion of the trilogy! A proposal, wedding, and honeymoon with intermingled shenanigans! A satisfying ending with no cheating or cliffhangers. Excellent dual narration. Highly recommend!

Sweet and intense

Like the other stories in the series, there's a lot going on. This one is exciting and action packed. We get the HEA with some little sweet additions. The narration is outstanding and the entire series is very well written.

Incredible listen

I loved this listen! All the little short cases within the bigger storyline kept my interest and attention. The new to me narrator was fantastic.

Love these two!!

I love these guys. I’m so glad April keeps sharing them with us and while doing so, we also get little glimpses of others in the family. ❤️

exceptional story line

extremely pleased narration by JF Harding and Jack Dupont, they make Tyler & Ian came alive
I'm in love with April Wilson's story lines

Perfect ending

I just love Tyler and Ian’s romance. They are so incredible together. This was as good as the other two books. I actually liked this book more than book 2.
Now about Jack DuPont and JF Harding. They are the 2 best narrators that ive ever had the pleasure to listen too. They were awesome and perfect for Tyler and Ian. This series is and will always be my most favorite. Thank you Alice,Jack and JF Harding.

Another winner from April Wilson.

I love all of the Books from April Wilson and am always waiting for the next to come out. She writes involved stories about an large family and their relationships with their parent,siblings and the people they fall in love with.

Mflannery

Tedious and Painful

Lets see, what comes to mind during my wasted hours of listening to this book. Repetitive, juvenile, boring, jaw droppingly simple. The case they take on in the beginning of this book about theft in the workplace... requires a stakeout? Yeah... NO. for a guy who's supposed to have 20 years on the police force and was a detective, doing a stakeout for someone who's stealing cash from his employer out of a back room would probably just require a small camera hidden in the office not two people sitting outside in the car all night. And the amount of filler holy cow. This is what you can look forward to. "He parks the car, we get out, he locks the car, we walk up to the door, he unlocks it and we go in. ". WTF???
My favorite narrator JF Harding couldn't even save this mess.

Not even close to the first two in this series

I never thought I would be disappointed with April Wilson's writing, but I am with this book.
There is no substance to this book, there isn't really a story line to follow - unless you count following Ian and Tyler around daily activities with excruciating detail. I do mean excruciating and completely unnecessary details of just getting from point A to point B for an example.
These are two of my favorite MM characters and two of my fav narrators (they did not falter in their excellence) and the first two books in this series are also two of my favorites - but this is just fluff and filler to the extreme.
If you are a fan of the first two books I would suggest leaving this one alone. If you are a complete romantic or in love with this huge family (like I am) then I guess you would want to listen to this - however shallow.

I don't think this is worth a credit.
If it wasn't for the familiarity of the narrators bringing Ian and Tyler to life I would never have finished this listen.

Slow, repetitive, boring

I'm sorry to the author but there was no purpose to this book and it was written like it was the first book she ever wrote. So repetitive - describes everything from the past two books as well as constantly retelling us details that were described in previous chapters. over and over, again and again. It should be half the length without all this filler text. The three "detective" plots were a complete waste of time and ridiculous. AND I'M SO SICK OF BRAD TURNER!!!

A waste of time listening to this one.