
Treasure
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Narrated by:
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Joel Leslie
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By:
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Kim Fielding
Julian Massey has always been sickly. When the young man's parents send him to the seaside town of Urchin Cove to recuperate, he finds himself stranded in a tiny cabin with only the quirky local inhabitants for company. Then a storm blows through, and he finds an unexpected discovery washed up on the beach: an unconscious man.
After stealing a treasure, Kit Archer is taken prisoner by a ruthless pirate, Captain Booth. When a storm hits the pirate ship, Kit is able to escape, but not without serious injuries. Jules nurses him back to health, and friendship grows into desire. But Captain Booth is bound to come in search of his treasure and the man who stole it.
In a world with dragons, sprites, and wizards, it's going to take more than a little magic for Jules and Kit to find lasting happiness together.
©2013 Kim Fielding (P)2016 Kim FieldingListeners also enjoyed...




















For a short story, this one packs a lot of fun.
And as usual, Joel Leslie's narration is fabulous!
Not at all what I expected!
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Wonderful fairy tale
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A Gay Little Fantasy by the Sea
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A 'Treasure' to listen to
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However, Mr. Leslie's narration is absolutely wonderful. He gave each character a clearly defined voice and personality, and made me finish listening to a book I might have put down if I had been reading. I look forward to more of his narration in future books!
Joel Leslie is a wonderful narrator!
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Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
Definitely. I liked this book, a LOT. I was worried at first because I'd committed to reviewing it and I was all "Oh, what if I don't like it? What's a polite way of saying good job but it sucks?!" Turns out I didn't have to figure out a way to be diplomatic. "Treasure" totally doesn't suck. It's a great story. Love the main characters, adore the villagers and the villain is a total douche. Actually, he's kind of scary/creepy. It works.Who was your favorite character and why?
Julian. He's a sweetie pie. I really enjoyed watching him learn and grow, experience life and love.What about Joel Leslie’s performance did you like?
A good book can be completely ruined by an, um, less than stellar narrator. No worries here. Joel Leslie does an awesome job. Great reader. Really brought the different characters to life. I'm definitely going to be checking on his other narrations.If you could rename Treasure, what would you call it?
Hmm, I think, "The Fledgling". A reference to him being kicked out of his safe, stifling nest and going out on his own to learn life and make it on his own. Although I'm sure his parents didn't expect things to turn out as they did.Any additional comments?
I will definitely be checking out more books by this author and reader. It was a very good experience."Treasure" is definitely a treasure.
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A Treasure
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'Imp'ishly Delightful
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I would read more books by Kim Fielding as well.
Gay pirate beach read
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At the suggestion of his family physician, Julian spends the summer holiday in a cabin on the beach. It’s rustic and for the first time in his life Julian is at his own loose ends. But instead of turning around and going home, he finds he enjoys doing for himself and the outdoors becomes a refuge instead of a scary place. He even begins to make friends with the eccentric townfolk. One night a storm blows in and in the morning Julian finds a sick man washed to shore, Kit. He nurses him to health and finds way more than he was looking for.
Kit is not just some lost sailor, but an escapee from the evil pirates off shore… and a mercenary and thief. But Kit has no harm for Julian only love until the evil pirate returns.
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OOOOO! Such a delightful story! We get Julian’s return to himself through time spent on his own and then his discovery of love with Kit and his finding friends and loyalty with the townspeople. In addition we get pirates, too! And sword fights! And adventure!
This story literally has it all, romance, adventure and a really touching story about a man finding himself at last.
I loved this so much. Kim Fielding is a GIFTED writer and her stories are not only deliciously romantic, but also a bit moving and thought provoking. This reminded me – a bit – of her fabulous story “Brute”. Someone misunderstood but with a beautiful heart.
There’s just enough smexy times to make this a bit of a steamy read as well, but it’s the ending and the epic battle scene that seal the deal.
Highly Recommended
5 of 5 stars
Audio
Joel Leslie does an amazing job with the fairy-tale like story. The voices he chose for the townspeople were spot on and hysterical. He also managed to give a perfectly evil voice to the dreaded pirate boss and yet it didn’t feel like a cartoon. The timing, editing and emotions were well done and highly contributed to my enjoyment of this story.
5 of 5 stars
beautiful writing, sweet story, great narration
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