The Hopelessly Bromantic Duet

De: L. Blakely

Narrado por: Teddy Hamilton, Shane East, full cast

A passionate, utterly addictive, roomies-to-lovers-to-enemies-to-fake-boyfriends epic romance narrated by Teddy Hamilton and Shane East in duet with a full cast and now available in one collection for the first time! From #1 New York Times Bestselling author Lauren Blakely writing MM romance as L. Blakely...

Once upon a time, the sexy, witty Brit was just that hot guy I met my first day in London.

Then, it turned out we were sharing a flat.

But living that close to the most charming man I’d ever met was one step away from falling in love with him.

Newsflash–I fell. Hard and fast into a swoony, epic romance that felt like something out of a movie...

Until an ocean pulled us apart.

Years later, fate tried to put us back together again.

But by then, two hearts were broken and I wasn't sure anything could fix them. Especially, the plan for us to pretend we were in love when we'd come to hate each other…

This audiobook also contains the standalone novel The Bromance Zone!

©2024 Top Notch Boyfriend Books (P)2024 Top Notch Boyfriend Books, a division of Lauren Blakely Books

Why am I just now finding these books??

Awesome, fantastic, and exactly what I was looking for! The story was great, narrators are AMAZING. I love the duet style!

As always

As always, never had a single complaint and always a great listen. Give five stars across the board!

passion

cute as a bunny. love the love as they happen. can't get enough of it 😭.

Love Shane and Teddy

This box set was so good! Such a beautiful love story ❤️ I also loved the bloopers. Every book should have a bloopers reel at the end! It just made me love the narrators even more!

A great series of novels, novellas, and short stories!

Such a great value, this collection. Great narrators, beautiful prose, brilliant storytelling. The only thing i struggled with were the extremely meta books Hopelessly Bromantic and Here Comes My Man, which are about an author of M/M romance books — which was, of course, written by an author of M/M romance books — that constantly compare what’s going on in the book to what goes on in romance books. Instead of art imitating life, it’s art referencing art, and this makes it harder for me to suspend disbelief and fully give myself to the fiction. I did love how these books and others by L Blakey are in the same world, with lots of overlapping characters.

Great story! Amazing narrators!!

From start to finish, I loved this series. The main characters were well thought out and extremely likable. Having their parts narrated in duet by two of my favorites was also a huge plus. Could not stop listening. Already planning to listen again. There were a couple of minor plot details you could quibble about but nothing major.

Fabulous

This is crazy good. The narrators was just amazing. Love all the extras. From novels to shorts to bloopers. Loved every minute

Amazing work

I love how this collection is like a book set in a book set in the book that this is. Shane East, Teddy Hamilton, and all the other narrators really rocked!

Overall, very disappointing.

First, it's A LOT to take in. The books, epilogues, final epilogues, shorts, novella, bloopers.

Second, all that wasn't worth a credit.

Plot was OK, but the 2nd guessing, shoulda-woulda-coulda, "miscommunications,"etc, etc, etc got old fast.

I don't mind physical intimacy, but this was borderline "icky-drippy."

A bit stilted which is very unusual for LB. Too many out-dated or used up quips, metaphors. Though TJ had some good ones.

I dont recall much zingy banter.

Some great lines, scenes but mostly forgettable.

I'd bet A LOT of money The Bomance Zone had more than a little AI assistance, as the same things were said/thought/done over and over. Narration did not help, but TH & SE couldn't have saved it.

Maybe too much for one read, but I don't think that would change anything. There were several times I came close DNFing it.

I used to love the bloopers but some have the potential to offend, and that's not cool. I found one of Shane East's comments very uncool.