
To Hold a Hidden Pearl
Rossingley, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Richard Stranks
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By:
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Fearne Hill
Dr. Jay Sorrentino is getting married in 10 days’ time to the girl of his dreams, so what the hell is he doing in a gay London club with a stupidly handsome stranger? As if calling off the wedding and alienating his friends and family isn’t enough, Jay also has to contend with starting a new job at a new hospital. So the last thing he needs is for the bloke from the club to be his prickly supervisor.
Dr. Lucien Avery is a difficult colleague. He’s also the unexpected and reluctant heir to the vast Rossingley estate. Reclusive and miserable, he hates most of his colleagues, people who eat packed lunches, and supervising junior doctors. That is, until the delectable Dr. Sorrentino turns up on his doorstep.
A light-hearted M/M contemporary romance, Rossingley takes place in Southern England and is centered around a fictional country house and estate by the same name. The first in the series, it can be enjoyed as a stand-alone.
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The plot was entertaining and it was steady throughout the book. The characters were well developed and thought out. Jay and Lucien are the MC’s of this book. I will admit that this book probably isn’t for everyone but if you have an open mind and like substance to a story jump on this book. The narration I have mixed feeling about. I think that the narrator did a good job. It wasn’t monotone and there were places that the emotion was brought out to its fullest. My problem is that he wasn’t my favorite as far as his voice. There wasn’t anything wrong it was more a personal thing like preferring blue eyes instead of brown there’s nothing wrong with either but everyone has their own preference. I can highly recommend this as a good read/listen. I voluntarily read an advance copy of this book for an honest review.
A Great Book
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Great Romance
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Jay and Lucien
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Beautiful story
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I love both main characters, Lucien and Jay, but I REALLY love Lucien. Hill has created a character who has both a heart-breaking vulnerability and masks it with emotional barriers that make him seem emotionally unavailable. Jay must work to get to the squishy adorable Lucien that lies beneath. Readers are treated to a superlative story full of opposites-attract, hurt/comfort, and gay-awakening tropes. I want to do a re-listen already.
Richard Stranks’ amazing performance of this book leaves me looking forward to more from him. He’s definitely someone to keep an eye (ear?) out for.
A free ARC was given to me at my request and this review is voluntary.
Highly recommended.
Heartfelt Love Story; Superb Narration
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I enjoyed the MCs very much, I especially loved Lucien - he'd been through a lot - and Jay, who pushed through with his attraction to Lucien and was protective of him. It is a story of finding and being true to one's self, trying to overcome grief and allowing someone into one's heart and being fabulous and comfy with who you are and always will be.
Narration
Richard Stranks had the characters down pat! His 'highborn' voice for Lucien was authentic without being overdone and he flowed effortlessly into Jay's solid, slightly Brummie accent. He also conveyed their emotions so well I 'felt' them too. He paid the same detailed attention to the secondary character voices as well.
I thoroughly enjoyed his performance and really hope to hear him narrate others in the series and other books.
Lovely story, excellent narration!
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It was angsty but o so good.
Great love story with alot of emotions
I have now listen to the book also and I love Lucian. He is one of my favourite characters in MM books. And the audio is really good!
even better on audio
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Love the accent!!!
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Adored. Highly recommend
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Story: To Hold a Hidden Pearl is everything! I don't know that my review will do the story justice, but I'll try.
Dr. Lucien Avery is one of my favorite characters of all time. Initially he is a very guarded man, keeping others away with his rudeness. But the real Lucien is a very sweet, sensitive, and lonely man. He doesn't care what others think at all and freely expresses himself. He's not one for labels, but I don't think it'd be wrong to consider him as genderfluid with more feminine days than masculine. I really loved that even though Lucien is hurting deeply, he opens himself up to Jay and Lucien trusts that he can support himself even if their relationship breaks down or doesn't progress past friendship. Oh, and Lucien doesn't like to swear, so his favorite alternative is "gosh" and it's pretty adorable.
Jay has the weight of the world on his shoulders. Upon meeting Lucien, he is immediately drawn to the reclusive man. There is just something about Lucien that calls out to him. As they get to know each other, a lovely friendship builds between the two of them until it becomes more. I love that Jay never judges Lucien for freely expressing himself but rather encourages Lucien to express himself more. And even though Jay is questioning his sexuality throughout the book, he tries hard to not place that burden at Jay's feet.
This book is incredibly romantic and their love for each other is beautiful.They do fall for each other relatively quickly, but I wouldn't consider this story instalove. There's definitely a friendship that forms first. There is some angst in the story, but it's mainly around Jay dealing with his sexuality and avoiding his family. Without giving anything away, the way that the concept of "coming out" is handled in this book is really refreshing!
Fearne Hill is now a one-click author for me and I can't wait to read the second book in this series!
Fearne’s romantic debut!
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