Hooked on You

De: K. Evan Coles

Narrado por: Kevin Earlywine

What’s a straight guy to do when he falls for his new friend?

Paramedic Connor Devlin is a stressed-out tower of a man. Hoping knitting will help him unwind, he visits a local craft shop, where he’s overwhelmed by the yarn selection but more so by his feelings for shop owner Judah.

Judah Bissel is tired of falling for unavailable men. He can’t help his crush on Connor, though, or wanting to get closer to the big, gentle bear. And that just might spell trouble because pining for straight guys is not Judah’s style.

As a blizzard pummels the city, the men hunker down together to wait out the storm. When the spark between them ignites, will the revelation that Connor feels more than friendship for Judah bring them together or tear them apart?

©2021 K. Evan Coles (P)2025 K. Evan Coles

Sweet!

A sweet friends to lovers bi awakening with a slow simmer and lots of heart!

Enjoyable

4.5/5 for the story and narration

This was a cute story and overall, I enjoyed it very much. Connor goes through a rough time when the reality of being bi (or pan) hits him, and experiences a bi–panic. While not my favorite, it’s incredibly realistic and something many people go through. Especially when they are uncertain of the reception they will receive from others in their life. Thankfully Connor is able to figure things out and make reparations for those he hurt.

I adored Judah and his family. The shop sounds delightful - I wish we had one like it in my city!

Connor & Judah

I liked this one a lot. Connor and Judah's story was so sweet and entertaining to read. I'm looking forward to the next book in the series. I enjoyed Kevin Earlywine's narration for this audiobook. It was great for this story.

I received an ARC and this is my unbiased opinion

Hooking, in this instance, is not illegal!!😘

This was an interesting listen. I absolutely loved how the author showed that unexpected hobbies can help with anxiety. This shows that this are not just for one gender and all can enjoy knitting. I think using this as a premise for a storyline was a great idea!

Friends to lovers

I enjoyed this one. I was not fond of how Connor handled his gay panic and I really think he should have had a lot more groveling to do. I did enjoy these two falling for each other from friends first. I also really enjoyed seeing the knitting representation. That was pretty cool. The narration was very well done. I like this narrator.