For Your Time

For Your Love, Book 1

By: Crea Reitan

Narrated by: Aiden Snow, Liam DiCosimo

The best time to find yourself is before you hit rock bottom.

My mom died when I was ten, taking my happy family life with her. Since my dad's only useful enough to drain a bottle, I've learned to live with nothing except the love and generosity of my best friends.

My relationship with twins Damon and Declan has always been close. Too close, according to what society has deemed appropriate between guy friends. But that's never stopped our hugging and cuddling—in public or private. My best friends knew I didn't receive affection from home, so they never let me go without it.

At twenty-two, the guilt of taking handouts from my friends catches up with me. Filled with self-loathing, I decided it was time to make a change.

Determined to pay my own way, I accept a strange proposition from my former professor. Suddenly, I find myself with a sugar daddy and a whole lot of questions I'm not sure how to process.

The twins have always known they were gay—just like I've known I was straight. But now, I wonder if the love and affection I've always craved was for something else entirely.

This is an LGBT+ story intended for mature listeners.

©2023 Amber Reitan (P)2024 Podium Audio

Fascinating

I njoyed the thoughtful explanation of what it is like to be Ace for this fictional character. It made me think about the nature of attraction and connection between people and what makes a healthy relationship. I recommend.

LBGTQIA??? (Don’t hate, just read)

At first, I wasn’t sure how I felt about someone who didn’t get “turned on” by sex. Naively, I didn’t understand the term asexual. Again, don’t hate. I went through A LOT of emotions throughout this entire story. I liked it, I loved it, I was confused and angry. As the story went on and I settled into Simon’s discovery of his sexuality and the sweet way Quin loved him, supported him, and encouraged his sexuality and his love for the twins, I realized the importance of love in ALL it’s forms and labels. I think this story is amazing in explaination of asexuality and I’m not someone who will have a DNF because I’m confused. I really wasn’t sure if I was going to read book 2 but after hearing the epilogues, i’m definitely invested. I can’t wait to start the next book. LOVE IS LOVE and I’m here for it!

So much pain, but so much love!

O… M… G… I absolutely adored this book. First, the unique relationship Simon has with his twins is so endearing. Well, it is, then kinda is so painful… but worth it! And I love how Simon goes into the contract with Quin with open eyes and an open heart. What they both end up finding is so beautiful and I loved the 🩶 ace representation. It’s not something I’ve seen before and I love how it worked for these guys.
So ready for whatever comes next and how Simon, Declan, and Damon figure out their stuff.
Also, I think we all deserve a Quin who will listen and work tirelessly to give us what we need.

This was a different read

The narrators were perfect Aiden Snow hits the mark every time.

The story would have been better if one of the MC’s (Simon) wasn’t annoying and whiny all the time even when given solutions I personally feel like he is too selfish and isn’t assertive enough , this made me not to enjoy the story and I’m sure if it wasn’t for the narrators I’d have DNF’d.

lgbtqiA

I really enjoyed this story. it definitely shines a different light on the "A" in LGBTQIA. there's an interesting cast of characters and I can't wait to see who's story is next. Crea Reitan is new to me, I will definitely watch for more books by her. The narration is absolutely perfect. Aiden Snow is the perfect voice for the professor. Liam DiCosimo was also the right voice for Simon. not whiny but definitely inexperienced. he also has no clue he's A sexual. Love is love.

a little unacceptable

I was no okvwoth this book. forcing your dick down someone's throat is not ok. " forcing"

Want a refund!

First let me say I never want to speak negatively about someone's creativity, but I honestly had to force myself to finish this book. I wish I could get a refund. The story was just weird and almost irritating.