Zero Hour Series Boxed Set

Books 1-3

By: Aimee Nicole Walker

Narrated by: Tristan James

Length: 30 hrs

Publisher's summary

Aimee Nicole Walker presents books 1-3 in the Zero Hour series.

Contains mature themes.

©2019, 2020 Aimee Nicole Walker (P)2021 Tantor

Good books

Pretty well written, engaging characters. But I will never understand why someone thought it was a good idea to have Troy McClure narrate!

Thriller: Home and Office

This series is much more than just romance. It is a detective mystery/thriller with a love story behind it. Nice balance!

great story

I loved these books. If I could change anything it would be to have 2 different narrators so I could always know who was talking. sometimes I got confused. well worth the credit or to buy

Great first trilogy for Sawyer and Reese

I read this trilogy first and enjoyed it so much decided to listen as well. I thought the narrator did a great job. The only reason I took a star off was bcs sometimes it was hard to differentiate when it was Sawyer or Reese speaking. Despite that I really enjoyed listening to this trilogy. I hope the next trilogy with Sawyer and Reese also comes as a box set.

love this series but

the narrator's portrayal of Southern twang is horrible. The main characters weren't too bad, but everyone else sounded like the chief on in the heat of the night, including the female side characters. It's like he picked one accent for all the side characters, except Rocky who has a really bad Northern accent, and stuck with it.

I highly recommend the Kindle version but will not be listening to any other books on audible by this narrator.

The action in each book and main characters

I liked the storyline and the characters. The plot of the different stories gave the books an interesting mystery and held my attention to continue to listen and try to figure out the culprits involved in the mysteries.

Amazing books

Loved this keep me on the edge wish there was more but was a really great story

loved the books...not so much the narrator

I really loved these books. Locke and Key are the perfect partners on and off the force. however the narrator sounded like the voice over in a cheesy redramatized true crime show. It was seriously distracting.

Detectives, Politics, Crime & Romance

Enjoyed the bundled set of Zero Hour 1-3 very much. Royce and Sawyer worked together well to solve murder and arson cases, and forged a relationship along the way. Very entertaining sex scenes. Good humor, very human behaviors, and a multitude of interesting characters round out a good set of stories.
Tristan James has little differentiation in his voices and I frequently lost track of whose POV was being narrated. Good modulation and cadence makes him an okay narrator in my opinion.

Locke & Key, a dick story...inside joke, 3rd book.

Story: 4.5 almost 5 stars.
Narration: I want to say that I am not from the south, although my mother was born in New Orleans and I have family in the south. I have been to a lot of southern states. My ear and brain told me that the accents used by Tristan James was not quite authentic. Which knocked off a number of points for this audible book. Also I think Mr. James does not do any favors to female characters whatsoever. Some male narrators can convince me a female is speaking with how they modulate their voice without resorting to falsetto and convey a feminine quality. Not so in this book.

Nice to have all 3 books in a boxed set as the first two definitely do not even aim to be stand alone stories. Your basic enemies to lovers story and each book takes the guys to the next level of commitment. All kinds of calamities occur to them and yet their solid, innate character and devotion to each other get them through every event. Some of their cases seem very far fetched, yet real life is so bizarre that almost anything is believable nowadays.

There is a fair amount of sex, some of which was really good to listen to, and some I wanted to skip because the story was more interesting than another sex scene. This could also be my own mood in just not wanting to hear about sex at the moment.

The ending chapters tie most things up and you know there is a HEA to be had, although it doesn't spell it out in black and white.

If you can get past the questionable southern accents, I thought it was good entertainment.