The Brothers Synn

A High Octane Gay Romance Series

De: Victoria Light

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Three ex-military brothers. Three scorching love stories. One curse about to be broken.
The Synn brothers thought they were destined to die alone—until three irresistible men proved them dead wrong.

In His Sights
Sylus Synn is a deadly sniper with perfect aim, but music star Chris has him missing every shot at staying professional. When Chris asks this "straight" guy to teach him a few tricks between the sheets, Sylus can't resist the chance to show him exactly what he's been missing. But Chris isn't the only one about to get an education in desire.

Not His Man
Virgil Synn doesn't do relationships—just quick hookups with no strings attached. Bookish Ford should be a one-night stand and nothing more. But every heated encounter leaves Virgil craving another taste, and soon he's breaking all his own rules. The shy bookworm has secrets, and Virgil's about to discover that the quiet ones burn the hottest.

Under His Watch
Elite bodyguard Bautista Synn has one rule: never mix business with pleasure. But when photojournalist Ryan Everton—the man who shattered his heart seven years ago—hires him for a dangerous mission in South America, all bets are off. Protecting Ryan from cartel threats is easy. Protecting his heart from the man who destroyed it? That might be impossible.


This bundle contains scorching heat, dominant alpha heroes, and enough steam to fog up your screen. The Synn Curse is about to be broken in the most delicious ways possible.

Finding your person

I love the story of these brothers the support system they have is so amazing I love the auntie . The love stories different but similar I just love how they came into each other’s lives. Of course virtual voice lacks emotion however I still got what I needed out of it because it was good story.

AI cannot replace a narrator who understands emotion.

This story of a family was fine. The narration although sounding like a human voice, could not bring the inflection and emotion needed to make a good story. I will not be listening to anything but flesh and blood storytellers from now on.

remembering of things past

Stories of the three brothers reminded me of my military career especially my tour in theater, 2x in Afghanistan, South and Central America an the African Eastern countries. I an empathize with the stories. However the only difference is that we can’t take

AI voices do not have emotional connection

This would have been a fantastic book. The 3 stories were interesting. However, the emotionless performance complete with mispronunciation really threw me off. If you feel interested in the story you would be better off reading the book instead of this AI audio version.

I really enjoyed this series.

I've read a few books by this author and they've all been good. This series has a lot more substance though.
Don't get me wrong, I love the usual smuttiness and that's what I came for, but in this one there's actual people with full stories behind the yumminess.

I don't mind the virtual voice like most of the reviewers do.
I go through so many books that I've gotten used to it so it doesn't faze me anymore. (Except for the one female voice with the British accent.. that one kills me)
To be honest sometimes I come across books with voice actors that are so ridiculously over-acted that I would prefer they just didn't.
That's my little opinion for whatever it's worth.

Virtual Voice Sux!

this virtual voice thing sux! it mispronounced words, making it difficult to understand the story.
go back to using real people.

Loved the story

Really like this story. The characters were great. But virtual voice just really is not my cup of tea. I managed to get through all 3 of these but. I had a hard time at times distinguishing, which character was talking. Because there's no difference in the tones. No difference in the inflections. I just really don't like virtual voice

The thrilling story

I’ve listened to the entire series the excitement the thrills the love was all apparent throughout the entire story

Excellent story

The story is incredibly captivating, with complex characters and a compelling storyline. However, the Virtual voice narration detracts from the experience, lacking emotion and connection, ultimately diminishing the impact of the story.

Good story, bad virtual voice

Three good stories. But you can tell that it’s written by a woman. Some things are not what a man would do. And the reactions of the men to being with their partners for the first time are much more like how women would act, not gay men. Some holes in the storyline when characters are switched. For example, woman has a gay nephew. And he has a boyfriend. But the boyfriend is referred to as the nephew and not the boyfriend of the nephew. Several mistakes like this in each story. Virtual Voice is bad. A C-130 aircraft should be called “see one thirty”. Instead it’s called “see dash one hundred and thirty”. Several acronyms are spoke as words instead of letters. POV is pov (as in the first part of the word poverty). Very distracting.