Grasp

Significant Brothers, Book 2

De: E. Davies

Narrado por: Greg Boudreaux

Zoo vet Blane Winters' grumpy attitude and muscles hide a romantic heart. He only relaxes when he's around animals, since he likes them more than people. He has some friends, a good job, and a place of his own, and he's sure that's all he needs. Until he meets a certain incessantly cheerful artist.

Studying meerkats as he paints a wedding present for his sister gives Falcon Harper the perfect excuse to creep on the hot vet. It takes his mind off the dreaded event. He’s happy for his sister, but his secret ex will be at the wedding...Spencer, who broke his heart years ago.

The solution is obvious: Blane can be Falcon's plus-one and show Spencer that Falcon’s moved on to bigger, better things all these years later. But feelings grow as Falcon coaxes Blane out of his shell. Just as happiness seems within their grasp, jealousy threatens to tear it away for good.

Grasp is a stand-alone gay romance novel with a HEA ending and no cliffhanger.

©2017, 2018 E. Davies (P)2019 E. Davies

Love It!

Love this story and all of its characters. Blane and Falcon are just perfect together and totally belong together. I really love that its a low angst story and that just as Blane and Falcon are growing closer and trouble starts from someone's jealousy trying to tear them apart, they actually communicate with one another and band together. It's a refreshing and super sexy story that I thoroughly enjoyed. The narrator did a great job with both the story and all of the characters. I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

I miss the Significant Brothers

How can you not love a book that starts out with a scene that includes a baby sloth??? Falcon and Blaine have a chance encounter at the zoo where Blaine is a vet and Falcon decides to paint the meerkats for his sister's wedding. I really enjoyed listening to these two become friends and then fall for each other. It was so much fun to revisit the Significant Brothers and I can not wait for the others to be released on Audio.

lovely story

This is a wonderful story with great characters. I love Greg Boudreaux's narration and how well he brings the characters off the pages.

Grumpy veterinarian and sunny artist

In Grasp, Blane is a grumpy veterinarian and Falcon is a sunny artist. I loved this character combo! They meet at the zoo where Blane works and the flirting begins. One of the aspects that I enjoyed in the book was that they are both very much wanting a real relationship with someone, not just physical hook-ups. There is a little baggage that needs to be worked through, but there is very low angst. And if you like the fake boyfriend trope, there is some of that mixed in as well.

The narration is by a single person covering dual POV, which can be a challenge and was a little confusing at times. However, I liked the narrator's voice work for the characters and found listening to the book enjoyable. I think this can easily be listened to as a stand-alone.

I would definitely recommend listening to Grasp (I am loving finding out when the book title plays into the story in this series) as a sweet story with very little angst, but a lot of heat

very enjoyable

Blane is a vet and a romantic at heart, Falcon's an artist who is sassy and blunt, Falcon is broken he is waiting for someone to come along to help him to love him to help heal him. I absolutely love this series. It is so wonderful and refreshing. The narrator Greg does an amazing job with the voices in this one.