
Montana
Montana, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Greg Boudreaux
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By:
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M. J. Roberts
Life on a Montana ranch can be harsh. It's lonely for Noah, growing up with just his brother. When Noah's brother Clay hires Kevin, things immediately begin to change. Noah knows Kevin's straight. But that doesn't stop how Noah feels; the craving to touch and feel someone's skin against his for the first time. Can Noah get Kevin to fall in love with him, and get him to stay?
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Noah’s awakening is beautiful told and I cried a bit at some parts of this wonderful story.
The author has done a excellent job with the characters descriptions without using so many words.
It’s a good storyline that steadily progresses to a end that’s bittersweet (in my opinion)
Good amounts of dialogues and no unnecessary descriptions of surroundings makes it enjoyable experience.
Narrator:
Soothing and soulful voice that has clear pronunciation. This narrator obviously reads with a lot of feelings, no wonder I cried
This is a new to me author and now I’m craving more, this is going to be one of the authors I read all the books from.
I highly recommend you to try it you love good mm romance 💕
A perfect story
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Some warning, this will make you ugly cry, and I won't say there isn't a lot of love in this book, but I will say this isn't a romance story. Prepare yourself accordingly.
If you take the time to listen, you'll get a touching (couldn't help myself lol) story with an amazing narrator.
A coming of age story that will capture your heart
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>5 Greg's narration
4-5 actual story / 1-2 trauma & frustration of discovering
you used up kleenex on a prequel w/ no HEA yet... So 3 stars for story
The story its self is sweet & well done, but if I had it to do over I'd want to know ahead it was only a prequel, Not a short first story. You do get a brief preview of what's to come, but I think readers will be happy when the next book is available so you can read both together.
Sweet Story, But Just the Prequel
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She Love’s Love
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Dang
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Prequel to the real story
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Sweet sad unfinished
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Heart broken
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Speechless...
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The main characters are affecting & tug the heartstrings. In that, it is well done. I care what happens to them. Secondary characters are few. They are well done, if skeletally, like the word version of a minimalist line drawing. It’s too minimalist to support one main scene though. After almost no proof of interaction with the world outside their farm, somehow the entire town comes to help them on a project. Wait, where did they come from & why? We know why the guys need them, but not how the neighbors knew to show up. Also, Kevin’s broad expertise struck me as precocious. Not unbelievable exactly but I needed more reason to trust his miraculously profitable knowledge.
(Minor spoiler, by which I mean I reference the last paragraph. At some point Noah spouts the “It’s God’s Country” platitude. In the last bit he waxes cliche with “at least I still have X, Y, Z & God. Uhhh sure? I’m not going to deny you that but we never saw you pray or think of any god outside of admiring scenery. We don’t see you think of god when dealing with death (if it was there I missed it) or go to church or temple. We get to observe 3 years and functionally none of it is god related so to say god remains a comfort at the end came from nowhere and rang so false that I wrote this whole paragraph about one word. /End Spoiler)
Steam: Med-low. M/M sexytimes happen, often, on page as the main focus of the book. Penetrative sex is not included. M/F sex is alluded to but not shown. It’s kind of sweet but is unbalanced because it is Noah’s story, not Noah & Kevin’s story.
Narration: Excellent. Voices are differentiated. Quality is consistent.
Coming of age NOT a romance
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