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Narrated By: Aiden Snow
Length: 7hrs 31 mins
Publisher: Tantor Media
Blurb
Duke Morgan owns and operates one of the largest bail bond companies in Atlanta. Not only does he bond criminals out of jail, he and his notorious group of bounty hunters will also track them down and ensure they show up for court.
Roman "Quick" Webb is Duke's business partner and best friend. Both men are in their forties and have given up on the happily ever after with the ranch-style home, and white picket fence. They'd both tried it and failed miserably. But they have their friendship and they have the business.
When Quick's son, Vaughan Webb returns - after seven years-from studying abroad with his law degree in hand, he's back to claim what he's always wanted...his fathers' best friend...Duke Morgan. Vaughan has always claimed to be a classic gentleman with an old soul. He was focused and dedicated to becoming the man worthy of Duke's love.
It's a complex and messy situation as Duke and Quick figure out how to still be best friends when one of them is sleeping with his friend's one and only son. But when Duke is hurt on the job, all the unimportant trivialities fall to the wayside and Vaughan and Quick put their heads together to save Duke.
A.E. has a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice from Virginia Wesleyan College that she used to start her own paralegal firm after she graduated in 2008. She spent five years preparing and filing bankruptcy petitions for struggling blue collar workers who couldn’t afford to file with a lawyer. It was a rewarding and satisfying career… but another path called to her. Writing.
A.E.’s writing embodies everything from hopelessly romantic to adventure, to scandalous. Her stories often include intriguing edges and twists that take readers to new, thought-provoking depths.
Now that she’s gotten over her 10 books published hump, she’s kind of known now for her hardcore, play rough and love hard, bad boy, alphas. However, she does like to push herself to step out of her comfort zone, exploring different tropes, but she won’t push herself into a whole other genre. She’s head over heels for gay romance and she has tons of more hot stories to tell.
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I
just finished listening to A.E.Via’s Promises, The Bounty Hunters
book 1. First a word or two about the book, before I discuss the narration.
Duke
and Quick have been best friends forever; while Quick’s son Vaughn has been in
love with his father’s best friend since Vaughn was in high school. First, that
skeeved me a tad bit. The other thing that bothered me was Quick’s complete
acceptance of his son dating his best friend- a man much older than his son.
Maybe be a bit upset first, before finally relenting and wishing them well.
The
medical aspect of the book was slightly unrealistic in its delivery. No
spoilers, but the actions of all parties showed a lack of maturity for grown
men, while at the same time demonstrating Vaughn’s devotion to Duke.
Now,
the narration by Aiden Snow. Mr. Snow delivered a wonderful
rendition as he changed his cadence and inflection to create the characters
voices, giving each character a different spin.
Mr.
Snow
always does a beautiful job with his narrations, holding my attention and
looking forward to his next read.
Promises
review- three handcuffs
Narration
A four handcuff review
A four handcuff review
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