The Runaway Gypsy Boy

Irish Runaway Series, Book 1

By: Brina Brady

Narrated by: James Talbot

Length: 11 hrs and 12 mins

Publisher's Summary

Twenty-year-old Daniel Serban loses his dancing job and threats of being outed to his family force him to flee Limerick, Ireland. Daniel fears his father and the other gypsy men will force him to marry his betrothed, or bring bodily harm to him for being gay.  

As chance would have it, he ends up in Cleary’s Pub, a gay leather bar in Galway where he meets the grouchy, ginger-bear Ronan O’Riley. Daniel had no idea how much meeting the Dom would transform his life. 

Ronan O’Riley has been unable to move on since the death of his sub a year ago - that is, until a troubled gypsy boy steps into Cleary’s. Ronan’s lonely existence is about to change. 

Can Ronan convince Daniel to trust him or will Daniel’s fears of his past ruin any chance of a relationship? Unexpected heated attraction in the barn ignites their relationship to move forward. Though the two men have many of the same dreams, Daniel’s secrets and Ronan’s need to gain Daniel’s trust are just a few of the many challenges they must overcome if they are to be together. 

©2016 Brina Brady (P)2020 Brina Brady

Loved this Narration and Story

I loved this narrator as he was a first time listening to him with this audio. Fantastic, voiced as the characters played their scenes with a small difference to characters voices used. I absolutely loved reading this book and audio just brought it to life.

The characters where gorgeous together. Ronan fell for Daniel as soon as he saw him. But Daniel is running for him past that may bring more heartache to him. Ronan felt empty before Daniel stepped in the door. Can they be together, safe from danger that haunts them.

Wonderful

I just loved this book so much. The story of Ronan and Daniel is so great. The way James Talbot brings them to life and his Irish Accent make this something to listen to over and over. I can't wait to hear the rest of the series. Another great book from Brina Brady. Just love her books.

loved it

I loved this book. James Talbot really brings this book to life with his voice and makes you fall in love with the characters even more. Daniel works as a painter and dances at night. But once his employer find out who his Da is he fires him and threatens to tell his Da what Daniel is gay and about his job. In fear Daniel flees and ends up in Master Cleary's Pub a gay leather bar in Galway. He meets a man named Ronan O’Riley and grouchy Dom. Ronan lost his sub a year before and cant move on until he saw the young gypsy boy. Can Ronan gain Daniel's trust? Can they both find love with each other?

Finally Able To Be Himself.

Daniel had spent his entire life travelling with the other Romany Gypsies that his Da was King of, but he was determined to escape and his time was running out as he would turn twenty-one in two months. He had secrets and if his Da found out he would kill him!.
Very emotional story with some triggers, Abuse, Murder, amongst them but I was really caught up in Daniels story and was cheering him on throughout James Talbot's Narration.

OMG I need more of this series

OMG I need more of this series

What a great book, loved the story, loved the characters and I didn't mind the narration.
The accents were good, just a tad bit slow for me.

Daniel ran away from his gypsy family as he was gay and his life was one big secret.

Ronan had lost his last sub a year ago and meets Daniel in Cleary's pub, but Daniels not interested.

This book has the following BDSM, Love, Hate, Violence, Gypsy curses a good Irish accent.
If you like the above you will love this book, would highly recommend and can't wait to read/listen to book 2.


The Runaway Gypsy Boy
Irish Runaway Series, Book 1
By: Brina Brady
Narrated by: James Talbot
Series: Irish Runaway, Book 1
Length: 11 hrs and 12 mins

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awesome

this author did it again. I love listening to her books and the narrators she picks are spot on.