The Fishermen

Infidelity, Book 2

De: C.P. Harris

Narrado por: Aiden Snow, Liam DiCosimo

At the age of twenty-five, Leland Meadows has his whole life mapped out in front of him, with four rules to live by.

No new friends.

No dreams or aspirations.

No repeat hookups.

And definitely no committed relationships.

Leland's looking for safety, not heartbreak and disappointment. Then, one day, he receives an offer he can't turn down. Rent is due, and the catering company his best friend's sister works for is suddenly one server short for the biggest event of the year. Leland accepts the job—but those rules he's been so careful to follow? They don't stand a chance against Franklin Kincaid.

At forty-five, the lie Franklin Kincaid has been living his entire life catches up with him.

His job no longer fulfills him—if it ever had. His marriage is in crisis. His heart yearns for something he can't identify—or maybe he's just too terrified to admit it. And his children are clueless about all of it.

On a cold and lonely night, Franklin's search for courage leads him to a rooftop in downtown Seattle, where he finds Leland Meadows instead. Neither of them would ever be the same again.

The Fishermen is a best friend's dad MM romance and book two in the Infidelity series. It ends with a HEA and can be listened to as a standalone but may be better enjoyed in series order. Themes include age gap, possessiveness, hurt/comfort, and second chances. Both MCs are consenting adults.

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"I'm sorry. I need to hurt you."

This is top tier feral consumption of another in more ways than one. It stayed with me long after it ended. I've re-listened several times and I wish I could hear it again for the first time. The narrators are perfect. C. P. Harris is my favorite, and this book has my heart.

C.P. Harris has done it again

4.5 stars

The story of Frankie and Leland is complicated, messy, but ultimately beautiful. There's pain and heartbreak, but in the end, so much love that they both deserve. Franklin is really reminiscent of Jasper in The Good Liar with his martyr-like ways. I felt Leland's pain in the scene where Franklin abandons him. It made me hate Franklin a bit in his treatment of Leland. They are both such complex characters, and C.P. Harris did such a great job in portraying them. They aren't necessarily loveable, but not worth hating. They are both real, with real emotions and human actions. And as with any C.P. Harris book, they both have a lot of possessive/obsessive energy, but not quite as intense as The Good Liar or Bad Wrong Things. I liked getting an inside look into Franklin after meeting him in The Good Liar. There was some overlap, as well as a bit of going back in time to when Franklin and Leland met. I really enjoyed how this story was done. The writing is great, the characters are so well written, and the story kept me hooked the whole time. And we can not forget the spice: over the top, but so so good. Definitely a great read for me overall

Forbidden Romance or Destiny?

C. P. Harris is incredible at building a story over years that bring two characters together in a violently beautiful way, and then allow us to follow along as their story is fraught with issues and imperfections. I loved and hated Leland and Franklin’s story, but ultimately I found myself cheering for them to find their way together. Stunning and painful and beautiful. Not for the faint of heart.

Toxic but beautiful

First off, Liam & Aiden killed this audio again! The story was beautiful, toxic and heartfelt. I laughed, I cried, and I blushed! Looking forward to the next book!

Great, loved, must listen

OMG. What to say, it was fantastic. I wasn’t sure because price was high but reviews were great so I took a chance and I’m not disappointed. One voice for Frankie was wonky, that’s my only complaint.