Lose You to Find Me

De: Erik J. Brown

Narrado por: Kirt Graves

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A breath of fresh air

I did not expect to enjoy this one as much as I did. It was so cute, cozy, and lighthearted. The ending seemed a little abrupt but I didn’t mind it. These characters were very lovable, and I would not mind dipping back into this world for more stories with them.

I would’ve liked a better ending

I liked it. Made me laugh, gasp and swoon during a few of the scenes but it left something to be desired, especially with the ending. As someone else pointed out, the cast is way too big and I found myself lost sometimes with what was going on and who was who. Again, i liked it but having previously read All Thats Left in the World, I was expecting more from this book.

Cute Story

A great book for easy listening, the story is pretty tame, but still entertaining. Perfect to play in the background

Little slow

It was a good story but it all sewed together a little late .. that’s my only concern

Fun and Playful/Serious

Let's be real: I generally listen to these novels, as an adult, for mind candy escape. I didn't get it. It wasn't mind candy (ok maybe a bit of boy-pines-for-boy).

I very much enjoyed that there were multiple side stories that kept the book interesting and amusing. Fun and funny characters, queer and non,

Hella props for diversity and going after assumptions we all make.

The voice actor was exceptional for novels in the genre and honestly for fancier more expensive ones. We all know this -- the voice actor can make or break the book. This gentleman pulled it all off, like a magic trick, like a great voice actor they drift off to the background.

I really appreciated the main character who was self reflective but also like me when I was 17, thick as a cement wall, but with some satisfying self growth.

Imagine one of these M2M novels that you've loved for its PG romance but better written, with some surprising and not so surprising twists, and a happy ending that doesn't quite tile the knots (I'll buy the sequel).

Here's the clincher: my Enjoy.