The Fall

By: Robin Alexander

Narrated by: Lisa Cordileone

Length: 7 hrs and 3 mins

Publisher's summary

Noel Savino has no problems attracting women. After several failed relationships, she's more than happy to keep it casual. Sunny Chase is willing to be another notch on Noel's bedpost after a tragedy of her own.

Despite their playful intentions, they find themselves poised to fall, especially if Noel's old-school Italian mother and Sunny's cross-dressing uncle have anything to say about it. The only thing standing in their way is Noel's niece, Harper, who is also captivated by one of the Chase women. Love becomes a complicated family affair.

Robin Alexander's latest romantic comedy has all the ingredients to warm you on the inside as you slip into the fall.

©2014 Sheri Payton (P)2016 Dog Ear Audio

Campy

If you like campy gay books, this one is for you. The story is funny, though not very deep, and the narration adds to the humor. The narrator could have done better at imparting the emotion of some of the scenes rather than focusing on over the top voices.

Great listen

Loved the story and the characters. Did have A hard time following all the characters tho

Awesome

Loved it. Couldn't put it down. I read this book a couple of years back. Then decided on the audible it was a good choice.

Tanya

Robin Alexander always makes me laugh. This book is no exception. Great MC’s that are well developed with really good secondary characters. Definitely worth a credit.

Unexpected love.

Loved it. Left wanting more. Great narrative. 5 stars in my book. Can't wait to read more from this author.

i laughed till I cried

Every emotion you can feel. The crazy family, the crazy kids, and one aunt to fall in love with.

Are you a dog or a cat?

Im literally in cackles the whole time! This book was hilarious and so sweet. The characters really come to life by the narrator. It makes it feel real and not forced. I really wish there was more of these characters.

Great narration funny story

It wasn't the strongest story but the characters were great and some of the writing was hilarious. Plus the narrator did a great job with the voices and accents. Highly recommend for light hearted fun.

Pretty Good; Expected Better

Robin Alexander's 'Just Jorie' is one of my favorite Audible books and when I noticed this one in the 'New' file I jumped on it. Well let me say that this selection is no 'Just Jorie'; it's just okay, no better. There are no huge glaring deficiencies in this book or narrative, just the sense that the author took far too many shortcuts and at certain points just mailed it in.
For starters Ethan and Inez are both too broadly drawn and to use a phrase I probably use too often in doing these reviews are "sitcom characters." Can't you see them in some lame comedy line-up filling the 8:30 slot; no wait, make that the 9:00 slot; they're too many gay people and we must protect the children from the knowledge that gay people exist. Then there are those damn teens and their hormones; unfortunately due to the findings of the "Meese Commission" back in the eighties any mention or depiction of anyone under the age of 18 having consensual sex with no negative repercussions is promoting child pornography. With the age of first time sexual contact growing ever younger it just gets less and less realistic that when it comes to fiction, no one under 18 ever gets laid. I did a brief unscientific survey of friends, family and co-workers as to their age at the point of their first sexual contact. 30 of 33 people queried were under 18 and 16 of those were under the age 16. Okay sorry, I got off on another rant there, this book is pretty good and all in all this selection is definitely worth the credit if you're a fan of genre.

Great Writing!

This one had me grinning and laughing and captivated. I thoroughly enjoyed this journey. Thanks for your craft, Robin Alexander.