Davo

De: N.R. Walker

Narrado por: Glen Lloyd

When Fergus Galloway takes on a research trip to a tiny mining town in the far Western Australian outback, he’s as far from Sydney as he can get.

Which is entirely the point.

He arrives in Pannalego totally unprepared for the baking heat, unprepared for the people who call it home, unprepared for the craziness and the laughs. And absolutely unprepared for the man he meets there who steals his heart.

Davo is a mining man, as rugged as he is gorgeous. Loves his found family, loves where he lives, and loves his life. He also loves the feel of soft fabric on his skin.

What was supposed to be a short field trip changes Fergus’s life. Going to a place many call uninhabitable might turn out to be the only place he wants to live.

©2022 N.R. Walker (P)2022 N.R. Walker

Short and sweet

This book was so cute and fun to listen to. The characters were all so fun. And the swearing parrot had me laughing out loud.

DAVO = NR + Glen Lloyd = 10 Stars!!

Beautifully Done NR! Love these two! Davo and Fergus are such a cool couple!! They're sweet and fated!! This will be a repeat listen! Just like the Pieces Of Series! thank you!!

Adorable! Lovely Performance by G. Lloyd

Absolutely sweet! I really enjoyed this adorable romance. The audio version is beautifully performed by Glen Lloyd.

More Hooka please

Loved this story even if it is a little contrived. Wish it had been longer and maybe have some angst filled situations involving a snake or two. Regardless, the best parts involved Hooka, the cocky. Listen to the story, you won’t be disappointed unless you dislike the use of crude language. The play date involving Fergus and Hooka was hilarious…….as were the reasons behind some of the nicknames….

Truly delightful!

Loved being transported to Australia's hottest desert, Pannalego, along with Fergus Galloway, a researcher needing distance from his home town of Sydney. Loved meeting Davo, a mining supervisor with gorgeous looks, engineering/mechanical abilities, and a penchant for lovely skirts. It was fun to meet the iconoclasts populating the mining town. Found family indeed! I was super delighted that the angst level was low, low, low. N.R. Walker writes beautifully descriptive scenes of the land, the sky, the mutual pleasure of two men finding one another. There were points in the book that made me laugh out loud, and since I'm wearing bone conducting headphones, I'm sure any observers were confused to witness a woman grocery shopping and laughing to herself.
Glen Lloyd was a wonderful narrator. I will definitely look for more of his narrated books.
Thank you N.R. Walker, thank you Glen Lloyd, for making four and a half hours of my day truly delightful.