Inseparable

De: Chris Scully

Narrado por: Jeff Gelder

After a car accident, Adam wakes up in a hospital room with no memory and a man named Joe, who acts like his boyfriend. So when Joe says Adam is straight - and Joe's not - and they're just best friends and roommates, Adam is more than a little confused. But as Adam starts to fill in the gaps, the one thing that becomes apparent is that Joe is the missing piece that can't be replaced.

©2012 Chris Scully (P)2014 Dreamspinner Press

True Love always wins out

If you could sum up Inseparable in three words, what would they be?

bestfriends to overs

Who was your favorite character and why?

I loved Joe, the way he was described the way he treated joe, it was so obvious his love and his feelings, I loved his family

Which scene was your favorite?

when Joe helps adam take a bath, it's sooo sweet and romantic

Who was the most memorable character of Inseparable and why?

Joe and abam

Any additional comments?

to know that love is real, to know that people don'y choose to be gay they are just who they are added to that the deep love the togetherness this is love, this is a family. It's a wonderful story

Simply short and cute

I think that Dreamspinner Press does such a wonderful job at packaging these romance/holiday theme stories. From the Advent Calendar package " Evergreen", comes the story of Adam and Joe.

Adam wakes from a car accident to find himself in the loving care of his roommate Joe. He soon realizes just how much more Joe means to him than simply a roommate.

I enjoyed the story and felt that the author did a really good job of allowing us readers/listeners to understand how hard it is to not love someone when they just might not love you back.

I hope Audible keeps putting these short stories out for us voracious listeners. These stories are packaged 'just right'.

Sweet and second chance

This was my original short thought on this book: Very cute and Joe, he was so adorable.

Edit: Re-read this and liked it just as much. After reading When Adam Kissed Me I couldn't decide who I liked more, Adam or Joe, and I still can't.
Now that I’ve listened to it – I love them both. Adam has temporary amnesia from being hit by a car. As his lifelong best friend, Joe is just horrified that he nearly lost the man. As Joe takes care of him, and as the memories start to slowly return, you get to see the love and devotion there is. Add in Joe’s extremely involved family, and no wonder Adam is a little overwhelmed.
The narrator of this story, Jeff Gelder, just did an amazing job making the emotions of Jeff and the confusion of Adam so palpable. It’s very short so it was the perfect drive to work and home story, but I will be relistening to it. And now, I SO hope When Adam Kissed Me goes to audio!

Very cute!

This is a very short, very cute, GFY with amnesia! Adam wakes up not knowing who he is and everything about his relationship with Joe screams of something more than friends. He can’t help but see the longing in Joe’s eyes and though he claims they are only friends, with his amnestic mind, he wonders: why?
As the memories begin to return, Adam remembers that it is Joe’s desire to leave their roommate situation that propelled him into the street, blinded by emotion, and into harms way. He realizes he doesn’t want to ever be apart from Joe and that he has probably been lying to himself for years about his true feelings.
Luckily the couple has been granted a second chance to get things right, and with a new set of priorities, Adam convinces Joe to give a romantic relationship a try.
**
I love the GFY story line. Add in amnesia and I was hooked! Chris Scully is a new author for me, but she did a great job of telling a great story in a few pages. We move quickly through the amnesia part and begin to deal with the much tougher relationship changing stuff.
I was very glad to see there was a sequel and I highly recommend reading it as well, because it takes off where this ends, giving our couple their first explorations into being gay.
I highly recommend this short story and give it 4.5 of 5 stars.
Audio:
Jeff Gelder is a recurrent narrator for this genre and he does a nice job. I was disappointed that the many Italians in this story did not have much of an accent, I thought that would have added a nice touch.
The story is still good and he does a nice job of fading into the background, yet giving each voice enough distinction that we know who is speaking.
I give the narration a 3.5 of 5 stars.

Short and sweet

It's a nice story about two friends who've had crushes on each other since childhood, but due to how their lives played out, they were too afraid to form a relationship. The accident and amnesia allowed them to, in a sense, reboot their relationship into a romantic relationship.

There were certain times where people aren't behaving like people though, like when Adam is on the phone with who he believes is his girlfriend but is really his ex-girlfriend: "changed my mind? [...] oh, I chose him [...] I don't think I have a girlfriend anymore." And yet Joe and Maria don't seem to pick up this and yet it's so obvious.

At 1:03:30 (or 1:03:06 of Chapter 1) there seems to be an error, it goes from Adam asking whether Joe's been on his laptop to Adam getting his memory back, but mid-sentence. I think a good few sentences to paragraphs got skipped over.