My Best Friend’s Secret

Men of Fairlake

De: Romeo Alexander

Narrado por: Michael Dean

Duración: 8 h y 41 m

Resumen del Editor

I thought falling in love with my best friend would be the biggest shock of my life. I couldn’t have been more wrong….

Coming back home with my tail between my legs after a bitter divorce and a failed business venture isn’t exactly the life I’d envisioned for myself.

At least there’s Bennett. Strong and steady as always, even if there is a simmering anger in him that wasn’t there when we were boys.

When that anger finally boils over, I’m braced for a fight, but what I get instead…is a kiss.

A kiss that changes everything.

But a surprise visit threatens the new life Bennett and I are beginning to build together. Now I’m faced with an impossible choice: Return to the safe, predictable life I’d always planned on with my ex-wife….

Or take a chance on the unexpected love of a lifetime.

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My Best Friend’s Secret is a friends-to-lovers, bi-awakening romance set in the cozy little town of Fairlake. And while Adam and Bennett will have cameos in future stories, each book in this series can be listened to as a standalone.

©2023 Romeo Alexander (P)2023 Books Unite People, LLC

From Friends to Lovers

I always enjoy stories from Romeo Alexander and this is another good one. This friends to lovers story really kept me interested from start to finish. I appreciated the progression of Adam and Bennett's relationship to their HEA. I really enjoyed the narration by Michael Dean.

I received an ARC and this is my unbiased opinion

Adam and Bennett

Childhood best friends find new levels to their relationship. While Adam is typical dense man. But so sweet once he clues in. I adored reading the progression of their love story.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

Great start to this series

Love the best friend to lovers trope! Romeo Alexander never disappoints ! Bennett and Adam stole my heart .

Sweet and easy

I got a free promo code for the audio version.
Such a sweet story on a bi-awakening and friends-to-lovers. It's low angst, no triggers, and very well written. I would have loved more backstory on their relationship but mostly on Bennett. The narration was on point and it really worked.
I look forward to reading the next in the series.
Worth a read!

Great narration, but the story stalled

It is a solid book with great narration. It’s not a bad story line and the characters are developed, but for me the story just kind of lulled. There was really only two points of the story where Adam and Bennett moved the plot along and those moments were rushed. On the same hand, other parts seemed to drag. For example, after the first progression of the plot point, there was this whole scene with two other characters stories that felt weird and out of place and went on for so long.

All in all if you’re looking for something to pass time it’s a solid choice.

Beautiful story !!

My 2 nd book by this author and it won't be my last ! Adam and Bennett are compelling and real life characters !
The story was engaging...with some real sweet and sexy moments!
Michael Dean as always gives a stellar performance ! Can't wait for the next "Men of Fairlake" !

loved it

A great story. I like this author and will recommend this book to anyone

an easy listen

A low angst sweet story. Didn't love it or hate it and finished it. Rounded up from 3.5⭐️

Loved this story

A new author for me. I was very happy to read this one and then thrilled that it was already on audio. Loved Bennett and Adam. 2nd chance best friends bi-romance. Great story and amazing secondary characters that we already get to know in this book. Happy to have given this one a chance.

Childhood Friends to Lovers

I enjoyed listening to this new-to-me series starter. I picked up the audio when I saw it's by one of my favorite narrator, Michael Dean.

The town of Fairlake, with all its small-town glory, the good, the bad and the ugly, is charming. I love meeting the characters and adore Bennett! His antics and his general disposition makes you wanna be friends with him. While I can't stand miscommunication or no-communication trope, I was able to get past this one because of how Bennett handled it.

The ending felt a bit rushed, but the epilogue was a good way to show how Bennett and Adam carried on years down the line.