Perfect Alignment

Thorne and Dash, Book 3

De: Silvia Violet

Narrado por: Greg Boudreaux

Thorne proposed to Riley. Riley accepted.

Thorne thought that was that. They'd take a nice trip, get married, and spend a week luxuriating in a five-star hotel with occasional excursions to fabulous restaurants.

Riley imagined a traditional wedding with all the trappings. With all their friends and family. At Christmas.

Thorne concedes reluctantly, and a flurry of wedding planning ensues. At the same time, Thorne is wrestling with a recalcitrant client, and Riley and his business partner, Susan, are consumed with renovations and planning for the opening of their bakery. Stress on top of stress makes both Riley and Thorne doubt their relationship, and a major misunderstanding nearly silences the wedding bells.

By the time they reach their happily ever after, they're both going to deserve all the romance they've been dreaming of.

©2016 Silvia Violet (P)2017 Silvia Violet

love sweet love

I love listening to these two guys navigate the real life issues couples go through when trying to plan a wedding and adult.

I love this series

Riley drove Thorne right up the wall and right out of the house with his craziness. But all isn’t lost. Our boys know how to fight hard, but love even harder. I love these two.

Thorne and Dash Rock

I have to admit I have a different opinion than others, I thought this was one of the best books of the three, almost equal to book 1. Thorne and Dash are touching and thoughtful here and it was a very good conclusion to the series. Love Greg Boudreaux as a narrator for these two. Glad I bought this despite the critics. Good thoughtful emotional ending to a good series.

Absolutely Perfect

okay, I defy any fan of this series not to get choked up when they get to Central Park...

If you want a beautifully written, completely romantic, hot as hell love story then this is your series. It is absolutely perfect, only improved by Greg Boudreaux's spectacular narration. One of the all time best!

Going to the chapel and we're, gonna get married!

If you could sum up Perfect Alignment in three words, what would they be?

Intense, Loving, Perfect!

Who was your favorite character and why?

I just adore Riley, he's so strong and doesn't even realize it. He also doesn't use the power he holds over Thorne to his advantage.

Have you listened to any of Greg Boudreaux’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

I have and it's just as good as any other story he's ever told.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

I think the issue that arose and separated these two men briefly. The way it played out and the way it was handled by both sides was infuriating, but so believable. This spoke to the Author's writing talent and stood out for me, in a good way.

Any additional comments?

Thorne proposed to Riley. Riley accepted. Happy Ever After, right? Not so fast.

Thorne just wants to go down to city hall and say 'I do' but Riley, well he wants the big, perfect wedding. The two try to meet in the middle, but it's difficult and puts strain on their already frayed nerves. Riley still has trouble accepting any type of financial assistance from his fiance. The strain continues to pile up while they keep their true feelings bottled up for fear of upsetting each other. So, of course, there comes a breaking point. Riley will have to learn to accept the help of the man he's going to marry just as Thorne will have to learn to accept he can't just write a check for everything.

The passion and intensity with which these two men love each other is clearly conveyed by both the Author and then brought to life by the narrator, something anyone else that has listened to Thorne and Dash's books has come to expect. Loved the push and pull between the characters and how everything played out, even if there were a couple of times I wanted to smack Thorne upside the head and tell him to pull it out of his ass.

Boudreaux really immerses himself into each and every character in the story. You can almost feel their happiness, joy and pain with the way he uses every tone, inflection and nuance necessary to bring the story to life in your mind while you're listening. Definitely a must listen series. This isn't a stand alone story though. If you haven't listened to the previous books, you really must start at the beginning.