The Bride's Brother

De: J.P. Oliver

Narrado por: Randi Johnson

Toby

Is it wrong to be attracted to the groom in a wedding? Or, I thought he was the groom! No, this guy is open and single and...into me? Is he into me?

He'd be the first for quite some time.

I have to admit, seeing all these weddings come and go can be a bit much when you go home all by yourself. But is it ethical to date a client's brother?

Hunter

He's such a snob, but I guess he's no worse than my sister. I'm always the one shoved around by everyone - but even him?

At least he understands when it's a case of mistaken identity. I certainly never said I was marrying my sister. That would be one screwed up situation, and besides, I'm not much for women anyway.

Still, I've never met quite anyone like him. He's seen so much love, but he doesn't have any for himself. I wouldn't mind changing that.

This mistaken identity book is steaming hot and ready for your eager ears. With no cheating and a HEA, you won't want to put this one down. Just make sure you are an adult, as this one is spicy!

©2018 Shehan Peiris (P)2018 Shehan Peiris

The storyline was ok!

This was an okay story. I was kind of surprised and a bit turned off with one of the MC’s, Hunter. I guess, going in, I wasn’t expecting him to be so spineless. I mean yeah, his sister was a total bridezilla. But I don’t think any sibling would have that deep of a fear about speaking their minds. Overall, the book seemed a little one dimension. There wasn’t very much depth.

Now, the nasties are out of the way. I did enjoy the storyline and I think with a bit more tweaking on the authors part, it could turn into an incredible book. The angst was very low, which is always a plus for me, and it was just a sweet read. Which I love. (Give me all of the sugar)

The narrator, Randi Johnson…

First and foremost, let’s just talk about his voice. He has a nice, smooth, sexy, and vibrant voice. I think he could sit and read me an encyclopedia and I wouldn’t get bored. It was hard at times to distinguish between characters because the tone, or volume was the same as the one before. But it wasn’t to the point that it bothered me. I don’t think his voice worked perfectly for this book. But I also believe that’s because of the characters themselves. Randi’s voice was so strong and sure, and those characters were just not.


I was gifted with a free audible copy of this book in exchange for an honest review

Great read

I loved this. A hea ending for the wedding planner was fun, entertaining, and slow burn steamy goodness. I enjoyed Toby and Hunter's journey. Sweetest ending. The narrator was awesome and added immeasurably to the experience.

A Fun Lighthearted Listen with Steam

I enjoyed listening to this book despite being annoyed with one of the main characters. The wonderful romance between Toby and Hunter was very sweet and nice, with some steam to heat it up here and there. However, Julia I could do without! She was such a brat throughout the book and really annoyed me. The narrator, Randi Johnson, did a wonderful job. My only criticism on his narration would be making the voices (both male and female) a bit more distinctive. Overall, this is a really fun listen and I would recommend it to my friends.

I was given this free review copy audio book at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Enjoyable Listen

The story is good and easy to listen to. I was rooting for the main characters and wanting Hunter's sister to grow up and not be so rude. Luckily it all turned out good in the end.
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review

Change 'cause you want it and not for someone else

I received this audiobook from the narrator, who is fantastic, in exchange for my unbiased opinion how about this audiobook.

This is my third Randi Johnson book that he has narrated. I have listened to previous J.P. Oliver books previously so I have a general idea of what I'm getting into. This time all I can say is Randi Johnson made me believe that Toby and Hunter are in this relationship. There are times when a narrator doesn't make me believe that the main characters are together or they have a connection or that they are meant to be however Mr. Johnson sold me on this tale.

I enjoyed Toby and I've enjoyed Hunter. I do not believe that they are meant to be however. Yes, they got into arguments just like normal couples do however the way that Hunter was written I cannot see him being good for Toby. Hunter came across as someone who is not only a pushover but does not believe in himself. I do understand that he is a closeted gay and that he is the Yes Man in his family however the fact that it took losing Toby for him to grow a backbone didn't seem realistic to me. If losing somebody you care about is the catalyst to accepting who you are I don't see that relationship lasting long.

Toby isn't a saint either however his issues are miniscule compared to Hunter's. Toby is afraid of being in a relationship so he just runs. He self sabotages and he blames his partners for the reason why they are no longer together. I'm not saying that Hunter is the bad person within this book I'm just saying that Hunter changing because of a person aside from changing because he personally felt he wanted to is not okay.