The Copper

By: Bonnie Dee

Narrated by: Ruairi Carter

Length: 7 hrs and 14 mins

Publisher's summary

Jaded lord, stalwart cop, instant attraction.

Lord Avery Wickersham wakes from a night's debauchery at a bordello to police officers pounding on the bedroom door. During the vice raid, Constable Connor Tate is ready to arrest the lord and his two male sex partners when Avery's glib tongue earns a reprieve for his friends, if not for himself.

From this grim beginning, men as opposite as summer and winter slowly work their way to an unexpected spring. Avery is ripe for a change in his aimless life, while Connor struggles between duty and desire. Overwhelming passion takes them by storm, but can a rush of lust evolve into love when their lives are so different?

While Avery attempts altruism by volunteering at a charity mission, Connor uncovers government corruption and an evil man who brings torture and death to his victims. The duo join forces to try to stop the killer, but when one of the lovers faces peril, their time may run out.

Warning: Contains a scene of abuse and torture.

©2016 Bonnie Dee (P)2016 Audible, Inc.

POSSIBLY THE BEST GAY ROMANCE I'VE READ

I usually don't read M/M romances by female writers but this came up and half hour in it was hooked.
Usually erotic romances, the characters have no personalities or interests than sex.
the gentleman is playboy who wants more than a good time
the copper is afraid of his own desires.
the characters are very well drawn and the author makes this a relationship between two men. Usually female written gay erotica one is the man and the other is the woman.
the conflict of the story is deep and compelling
sexual tension tense

I really want to read more about these characters

A fun, all to real in depth tale from the past

really enjoyed the storyline. felt bad for the singer, worried for the hero's of the tale but really enjoyed the out outcome. the performance and narration were surpurb.

The Copper

I love the setting of the story it back over 100 yrs ago and at times it is like we have not progress at all .To hear how things where then and how things are now,People are becoming increasingly more aware of how much things need to change, It should not matter if a person is white, black, red, gay,straight, we are all HUMANS

Fun Listen

Not bad for a diversion. Always good when the bad guys meet their just rewards and love prevails.

Another good one

Enjoted from cover to cover. The characters were awesomely written and the storyline was perfect for them

Trigger Warning Much?

Do not recommend for anyone who doesn't want to hear about violent sexual abuse. This book should come with a warning for people who would prefer to avoid that kind of thing.

enjoyed it.

I really enjoy Bonnie's stories. The stories seem to hook me in the first few chapters and find myself rushing to finish it...

enjoyable book

you have to suspend some disbelief, but overall a good book.
I was a little disappointed in the narration. as it happened, I listened to 2 books but the same narrator back to back and he was much better in the other. here, he kept slipping in and out of character often giving both MC the same high lilting voice. bad to slip, and as both were described as big-ish men, the voice actually didn't fit either. not the end of the world, but I do think he didn't give his best

Great Story, why no sequel?

This is an excellent story with excellent character development in a great setting. In my opinion, these characters would be great through at least one sequel.

How to write a cop story

since ACAB I'm always wary about cop characters but they're a guilty pleasure. This is how to do it. it's not a super original story but I felt it was well executed, the characters and sex scenes and pacing all quite good for a relatively short story. Be aware there is some graphic descriptions of rape and violence.