#Love Wins: The Complete Series

By: Ana Byrde

Narrated by: John Solo

This bundle includes all five books of the #LoveWins series. Full of shenanigans, mischief, pets, and romance, these stories are guaranteed to make you laugh. Also included are the two short stories "Love to Hate You" and "Dog Days of Summer".

Fake the Date: Ben needs a boyfriend to take as a date to his sister's destination wedding so his family will finally believe that he's gay. The perfect candidate? His straight roommate, of course.

Hook, Line & Sinker: Oliver wants someone to pop his cherry ASAP. Wes needs to prove he can be with someone without jumping into bed on the first date. While their goals do not align, their hearts do.

Straight as a Cucumber: Emerson shouldn't be lusting after his big brother's best friend—who is also his new roommate, and straight, but when Zach walks in on Emerson shooting a video that involves improper use of cucumbers...things take a turn for the even more complicated.

Game, S*x, Match: Tiger has a big secret—specifically that he's not very big at all, down there. He can't let Daniel find out. What he doesn't know is that Daniel has an even bigger secret.

2 Days of Gay: 'Tis the season to be shooting gay videos to win a couple's competition with your secret crush.

©2022 Ana Byrde (P)2022 Ana Byrde

Decent set of one shots for the most part

I’d say for a credit you do get your money’s worth. A good mix of humor and romance, even if the pet humor is a bit excessive and over the top. Even the Rosie-ex-machina was fine and it didn’t break the immersion of the stories. I think the weakest out of all the stories is book 3 (Straight as a cucumber)

It was the only one that I had to force myself to finish. Emerson really got on my nerves, I’m not sure if he was supposed to be the naive fresh adult who wanted to break off from the overprotection from his family and friend or what but he came off as whiny and always complaining on not being treated as an adult.

It was okay at the beginning, and I was hoping to see more change but it got worse from the half way point.


Instead of being someone to root for and watch him grow, it felt that Emerson was someone meant to be disliked. The biggest gripe is that he didn’t really learned anything until the last chapter and even then it seemed tacked on.

Every time that he should have come clean with Zach and realized why Zach felt the way he did about Emerson’s job the guy threw a fit and it felt that Zach had to go Emerson’s way just to keep him around. But when Zach showed hurt over what happened with Betty and Emerson threw a fit that is supposed to be okay?

Honestly I sort of felt bad for Zach by the end, because while he made mistakes to try to help Emerson he got shut out by Emerson. And the grating thing was that Emerson didn’t understand why. He wanted to be treated like an adult but he never earned that right, even by the end of the story.

It was more like “I’m going to keep doing what I want and I am going to let you take care of me when I want to.” So in the end he didn’t learn anything, didn’t have a character arc to show growth, but he is now more open with what he wants.

I really really didn’t like book 3. The other stories were a lot better in comparison, even if it is a little hammy at times. I honestly wanted Zach to find someone else, the main character was that bad.

Love it

Really enjoyed the story line and the narrator was great telling the stories and depicting the characters and there stories

Love this series

I love this series. I love listening to anything that John Solo narrates. This series has such a cute story line and is different to many others. I totally love Aunt Rosie; she is a hoot.

Love this series

This series was so cute and made me laugh a lot of the time. I had so much fun listening to it and loved the different characters. There were some very sweet romances. It was a blast to see the relationships develop and see how it all turned out. John Solo did a fantastic job with the narration and bringing he characters to life.

Worth a credit

I thoroughly enjoyed this series. Each book was a stand alone story with a few through characters tying them together.

They are all feel good stories with HEAs. Nothing too dark or heavy here. Quite a few laughs throughout, actually.

Everyone needs a crazy meddling Aunt Rosy, a few misbehaving animals, and copious quantities of lube. What could possibly go wrong?

Narration is spot on for all the characters and emotions. I take exception with pronunciation of a few words with a lot of repetition, but I’m trying to not let that spoil the experience for me. These are small gripes in a 35 hour listen. You get all the named titles and a few bonuses tacked on the end.

This purchase is well worth your money or your credit if you enjoy MM, comic relief, and feel good HEA.

75. % excellent 25% so so

Okay here’s the deal , the first story was good, the the next,2 book 2 and 3 just too girly!!! Book 4 and 5 good+. The last books were hot, until the last one. The he last one was just a throw in, not much and nothing todo with the rest of the book… it was an afterthought,,

Love this series!

I love this series and to have all the audios in one place is fantastic! The stories pull you in and do not disappoint. John Solo’s narration is spot on!

Stunning

This was so good I was so excited to see the whole series in one boxset. I couldn’t stop listening. All the characters are so interesting and there storylines are full of adventure and HEA I enjoyed reading this series but listening to it was like listening to a whole new adventure. The narration was so good and each character was perfect. Totally enjoyable.

Sweet Feel Good Series

Each book in this series is cute, has an interesting plot, and will hold your interest from start to finish. I completed this entire series in less than a week. Excellent narration as usual by John Solo. Highly recommend!

Love it!

I love this series and the narrator is awesome! I love all their books and will continue to read and reread them all! Highly recommend!