System Overload

Divorced Men's Club, Book 5

By: Saxon James

Narrated by: Nick J Russo

Length: 7 hrs and 20 mins

Publisher's summary

Keller

Banging my son’s bestie was a total accident that will never, ever happen again. I’m sure of it.

While he might be gorgeous and caught me in a weak moment, when it comes right down to it, my son has been my entire life for the last twenty-six years. I don’t know how to be anything other than his dad.

But with Molly heading off to Seattle, he leaves me with a parting gift: Will.

His best friend.

And my new roommate.

Still, I’m determined to focus on my plan of finding someone to settle down with and to start living for me.

Then Molly hits me with another gift: he’s asked Will to help find me the perfect partner.

Will Molly leaving me to run away across the country made one thing very obvious. I crave stability. I crave a life where I get to control what happens to me, without the constant threat of having to move home to my homophobic family.

All I need to focus on is work and making enough money for the down payment on my own place.

Except now I’m living in the spare bedroom of the man I’ve been in love with for years.

The same bedroom where we had one very messy, very quick, accidental frot sesh.

Now I’m cooking for him every night, and we’re working out together every morning. It’s all feeling very domestic and my heart can’t separate reality from the fantasies in my head.

I know I’m going to get hurt.

It’s only a matter of time.

But when it comes to Keller, it’s impossible for me to walk away.

©2023 Saxon James (P)2023 Saxon James

Always Hot in Killborough...

Saxon James knows hot, fun, oh-so-emotional romance. And I especially LOVE the Divorced Men's Club. This one has forced proximity, age gap and Romcom vibes. And friendship. lots and lots of friendship.

💖LOOOOVED!!💖 Literally had me laughing out loud!

I'm writing this before I've even completed this book---I've already added it to my favorites. I think this book is my favorite of the series from SJ. It was well balanced with humor, slight angst but nothing over the top, loved the age-gap romance and the humor and sharp wit both Will and Keller had about the situation. The characters were well developed and very very likeable, and as always, Nick Russo has done a superb job narrating and in particular bringing Will to life. Such a sweetheart, he's someone I'd want to know. I unexpectedly have fallen head over heels for this series, and absolutely love this author. Highly recommend!

😍😍😍

Age gap? Best friend’s dad? Say less! This was fantastic and I have zero complaints

Love this series!

Although "System Overload" isn't my favorite - "Employing Patience" will always have that honor - I still enjoyed Will and Keller's road to their HEA but it was a slow one, as it didn't keep me engaged non-stop. In fact, it was the release of book 6 that was the impetus I needed to get me to finish. As always Nick J. Russo was great

3 starz - worthy of a repeat listen

Yes and no

I enjoy this series so much! This was a good story, however when I hit chapter 15 and the MCs had not really gotten together yet, I got bored. It did have the feel of dramatic tension- it was just slow. As long as you’re willing to wait it out, it’s a pretty good story.