Out to Win

A First Time Gay MM Romance

De: Nora Phoenix

Narrado por: Charlie David

Some people are worth coming out for, no matter the costs....

Judah has hit rock bottom. He’s broke, he’s homeless, and he’s about to outwear his welcome with his friends. Plus, he's shoved so deep into the closet, he's one step away from Narnia. His last chance is entering The Right Note TV contest in the hopes of winning. What he doesn’t count on is losing…his heart.

Fellow contestant Denver is sunshine personified, even if his bubbly outside hides the horror he’s survived, and he draws Judah in like a damn magnet. But Judah can’t be out, especially not on national TV. It could cost him everything.

But when trouble follows Denver, Judah has to choose: Denver…or winning. Coming out…or losing the man he loves.

Out to Win is a steamy stand-alone MM romance with a tough-acting virgin, a bubbly twink with a big heart, a dash of kink, some hot bodyguards in the background, and a sweet HEA. Please note trigger warnings for domestic abuse and sexual assault. This book was previously released as The Time of My Life. It has been reedited and has an extra epilogue.

©2018 Nora Phoenix (P)2020 Nora Phoenix

It was good. Not great

The story was fresh and characters likable. Spicy. Only complaint is the sweet, lovey dovey words were hard to imagine from the characters. People don’t talk that way to each other even in romance. Too saccharine. The narration could have played a part as well. Overall just good

Excelent development of character

This really touched me in ways I didn’t think it would. A breath-taking story of love, overcoming adversity and discovery of self. 10/10 would recommend!

Engaging Storytelling

Performance was excellent. All the characters were interesting. Plot lines keep your interest and enthusiasm

Cute story

I identified with Denver so much. Denver and Judah have the cutest relationship. I need a Nathan and Tim book please!!

A steamy opposites attract romance!

This was a steamy opposites attract, Grumpy versus sunshine, medium angst romance.

Judah and Denver were opposites in every way, but when they came together it was pure passion and the chemistry between them was intense.

The storyline was engaging and twists and turns the plot took made it all the more compelling.
The characters were likeable and entertaining and the writing style was enjoyable.

Charlie David's audio delivery was flawless and he brought the characters to life which made this all the more enjoyable to listen to.