Out of the Darkness

Yes, if they read the 1st book. This book picks right up where the 1st one ends. Also, the narrator is excellent.

I don't read many m/m/m books, so don't have any to compare. But this is basically a book about relationships in all their complicated glory. There is a lot of fighting between Dan and Evan in this book and a lot of miscommunications. There were many times during the listening of this book when I just wanted them to break up and be done with it. But the author does a good job at not making anyone the "bad guy" They are all to blame to some extent for the conflict. It's just like life.

The narrator does a fantastic job of giving a realistic voice to each character and projecting their personalities. They are all flawed in some way, but all very lovable at the same time. Although I really didn't like his female voices; way to high and whiny at times. There are many witty and funny moments in this series (usually involving Evan) and the narrator does a great job with those.

I would take Dan so I could slap him up against his head and say "stop it"!! He continues to overthink everything and feel he is not good enough. I think that is why I love this series. I am really engaged in the various characters and their lives and really want it to work out for them.

I write this review having read the 3rd book and I can say the 3rd is my favorite. This book is necessary to really appreciate the commitment these men have to each other. It is frustrating sometimes, but worth it in the end. Even though I have read the 3rd book, I'd still buy it on Audible if it had the same narrator. This one is definitely worth a credit.

The narrator is superb for this one. His hits the various characters emotions with just the right tone. This book is my favorite of this series as the three try to build their relationship together despite the various problems that each of them have.

I love the first sex scene where Dan takes charge and Jeff ends up in the middle. Lots of dirty talk and hot action. Also the fight between Evan and Dan when Tyler first enters the picture. Dan really exposes himself there and Jeff cuddling him afterwards in heartwarming.

He really captures the emotions of the characters. Each character has a distinctive voice and each one fits the characters perfectly.

The end with Dan and the orange where he really wants the the relationship and admits it.

I'm predisposed to like this book since it is my favorite out of the series. The narrator does a great job on it.

Can't wait to get to the next book in the series... Two cowboys and suit.

And Peter B Brooke does the excellent job he always does, what a voice!

I got a refund because this book is just too slow and Dan is frustrating me to the point that I'm just over it. If you like slow and drawn out then listen to this book. The narrator was still good like in the first book but this story is just so slow. I tried listening to it on different days to give myself a break but I just can't. This is my first bad review. Sorry.

This series just gets better & better! I appreciate the authors knowledge of the equine world and I love the romance between Evan, Dan, & Jeff

Narrator does an excellent job!

This book picks up the plot directly after book one. The threesome is still new and the boys test it's boundaries and rules in this next instalment. Chris' character features a lot more in this book, and to be honest, the plot twist I'd been hoping for, never materialised.
An ex hookup of Dan's strains the relationship and the on off on off cycle continues.

Now for my plot twist:
Seeing we're in the fantasy realm of billionaire / artist / horseman happy triad, wouldn't it be interesting if Chris, Dan's best mate ever, moves to LA and professes his love for Dan? A bit twee, I grant you, but that's what a fantasy plot twist is all about.

Didn't see the printed version.

I Loved all three of the main characters. With all the different things that they brought to the story. They all complimented the story great. Author did a great job on making this more than just a book about men laying with each other. They may have more problems, especially with the public view, but they do have the same problems as though a man and women have. I is good to bring all information in to every relationship as you possible can, and having a different view of what else can be done is why I listen to these kind of stories.

Three is not a crowd.
Life is greater than just two.
Love can go further than just two.

Naration- the reader is the most important part in the audio world. If the reader reads it wrong or can't make his or her voice different for each character you might as well be reading the book yourself. Love the audio books, leaves my hands free to do other things.
Peter B. Brooke did excellent with his reading and look forward to hearing more from him.

Frustrating, Frustrating Characters

I love the setting with the horses, love the characters, except I wanted to slap Dan and Evan, Especially Dan!

This series was my first time with his narrations. I think he did a great job with the character variations

Ugg, probably every make up time with Evan and Dan especially after the accident.

I am a bit on the fence about Ms. Sherwood' s books. They seem to get bogged down by too many storylines. The characters aren't very likable IMO and I honestly bought it for Mr. Brooke' s narration. The audio book producers pulled a fast one, though. They switched narrators in the middle of the story and then switched back to Peter. I thought I was imagining things, but I went back an re-listened. ????

Meh...

None. I love his voice and was quite perturbed when they switched him out for someone else. I wish he narrated more m/m.

It's lengthy. Not sure I could listen to a similar story for this long.

No more bait and switch please.