With You

Without You Duet, Book 2

De: Marley Valentine

Narrado por: Teddy Hamilton, Tim Paige

From USA Today bestselling Author Marley Valentine comes an emotional and heartwarming follow-up to the much loved gay romance novel, Without You.

"From tragedy to forever. Happily ever after is only the beginning."

Deacon was the elusive boy next door, the older brother who had no time for his family, the man who moved away.

I never imagined a world where he would also be the love of my life. The man who breathed air into my struggling lungs. But against all odds, here we are, five and a half years later, loving and living.

Now it’s our wedding day, and I’m building a life filled with everything I only ever dreamed of.

A husband.

A family.

Him.

With You is enjoyed best after listening to Without You.

©2025 Marley Valentine (P)2025 Marley Valentine

The rest of the story

its nice to hear what happened with the rest of this couples story. another beautiful story. Wth!! it ends with a spin off cliffhanger.... I guess we wait and see. the narration is absolutely perfect!!

The Magic is still there

Such a great ending to such a beautiful story. And that little tip of an ending is leaving such anticipation.

WTH

This was ok. Like another reviewer stated, this wasn’t anything really that I couldn’t already imagine being their future at the end of the original story. The mother issue wasn’t really resolved. She never really apologized or even acknowledged that what she did was wrong so I didn’t really like her part in this novella. I still would have rated it higher if the ending or cliffhanger or whatever it was hadn’t been so weird. It wasn’t enough to make me think I need to listen to whatever story comes next, it was just enough to make me dissatisfied with the ending and made me think “what the heck was that?” That short little ending made me drop the rating.
The narrating was great though.

Without them...

I came across this while looking for a new book to read/listen to. I absolutely adored these two in Without You that it was an immediate yes for me. Being a quick read was even better since I was on a short time frame.

With that said, the phrase too good to be true definitely summerizes this book. I loved being able to go back into Decan and Jullians world to see them as fathers, but ultimately these were things I envisioned with the ending of Without You and made me feel With You wasn't necessary. If you want a quick recap of Without You and to see them afterwards without reading Without You, this is the perfect read for you.

For those who absolutely broke with Decan and watched Julian put him together, them heal each other, the beauty of their story, well With You was a nice revisit but ultimatley too good to be true.