Bound: Men of Club Triskelion

De: J.L. Quick

Narrado por: Lexi Evans, Logan Anare

How do you move on when your heart won’t let go?

Quinn

My heart has been bound to Declan Evans since we were kids. I’ve spent decades pining for him, wishing he would finally see me as a woman, and no longer as the annoying little girl from down the street. In the countless dreams I’ve had about us living together, it was never to be his daughter’s live-in nanny. This fake version of the life I’ve always wanted is torture. Will this arrangement be what finally draws us together or pushes us apart forever?

Declan

The year since losing my beloved wife, Sarah, has been a barrage of grief, mourning, and learning to be a present father. The never-ending string of inept nannies who can’t handle the demands of my lifestyle has not made things any easier. When Quinn O’Brien, a childhood friend with whom I have a muddled past, is thrust into my life as my new nanny, it only further complicates things. She frustrates the hell out of me and makes me long for things I swore I’d never allow my heart to feel again.

©2024 J.L Quick Books LLC (P)2025 J.L. Quick Books LLC

“Such a naughty fùçƙing mouth on such a good girl.”

Lexi Evans and Logan Anare were absolutely fantastic in this narration. I have missed the Evans brothers so much, and hearing brought to life in this audio was everything I was jonesing for. Those accents... chef's kiss!

The tension between Dec and Quinn is palpable from the very beginning. And when they finally give in to their desires, the spice be spicing. The story was also action-packed, and one thing that I absolutely loved was how sweet and caring Declan was with Fiona, in complete contrast to the way he treats almost everyone else.

I also really liked the way the author depicted that it is completely valid to love more than once in a lifetime, and sometimes even more than one person at the same time.

Quote: “I don’t need you to love her less to make room in here for me, just like you didn’t forget about me to make room for her. I know that your heart is plenty big enough to have room for us both because it always has.”

Incredible Story!

Audio Update (12/2025)
Bound was a fun story to read, but the audio experience made it even more incredible. The danger, suspense, banter, and just everything was so perfectly portrayed that I was lost in the story right from the start. I loved the Evan's brothers dynamic in every story and they bring a ton of jest and humor to this story and had me laughing out loud.

The deep, emotional story between Quinn and Declan is so incredible though and had my full attention. Lexi Evans and Logan Anare did a phenomenal job on these characters. From the Irish accents to their pain, their healing, and ultimately their beautiful love story, everything was perfect and I loved the audio so much!

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Original Review (10.2024)
This book was so good and that end! I'm still reeling. It was the mic drop of endings. These brothers have been so much fun to get to read about. Their loyalty to each other comes with a lot of really fun banter between them and that had me cracking up laughing through this book. I absolutely loved Quinn and Declan and their childhood friends to lovers story and how life brought them back together despite trauma and heartache. I think their past amplified Declan's possessiveness, but I loved that they finally got their HEA.

This book has some traumatic elements, so be sure to read the trigger warnings.

Action Packed!

4.5⭐️ 4.25🌶 M🎙5 / F🎙5
12/25-12/31 5h 54m
Narrated by: Lexi Evans & Logan Anare
The more I listen, the more I love these brothers. Can we please fast-track the rest of the series to audio? Because I needed them yesterday. 🎧🔥
These narrators absolutely crushed it. Hearing the accents truly brings these characters to life and adds so much depth to the story. While listening, expect to overheat, bite your nails, laugh out loud, and swoon hard.
This book checked all the boxes for me. It felt like there was a bit more substance woven into the story this time, which really balanced out the spicy and swoony moments. Watching the characters grow together as their lives changed and evolved was incredibly satisfying.
And the history between Quinn and Declan? Perfection. It added an extra layer that made their story even more compelling.