Intelligence Check

Dungeons and Dating, Book 3

De: Katherine McIntyre

Narrado por: Brennan Rossi

Duración: 8 h y 28 m

Resumen del Editor

Mason gives people too many chances, Hunter gives too few, but are they willing to take a chance on each other?

Mason’s always tried to believe the best in people, and for the most part, their sunshine attitude pays off. They love their friends, their family, and they’re determined to win over their broody, gorgeous coworker Hunter—especially when their car in the shop turns into carpooling to work together.

Hunter’s only seen the worst in people, and he doesn’t trust easily—not after growing up with a mom who ditched and an addict dad. However, perky, sweet, hot-as-hell Mason seems to win him over with every goofy comment or adorable smile, and before he can stop himself, he’s falling hard.

The more time Mase and Hunter spend together, the more their attraction flares until they’re both holding the hope for something real. However, when Hunter’s past collides with his present, the secret he's been keeping threatens to destroy everything—the home he established, the friends who’ve become his new family, and any chance of a future with Mason.

Roll the dice on romance at Tabletop Tavern…

©2022 Katherine McIntyre (P)2023 Katherine McIntyre

Emotional & cute!

Mason is such a character! He's full of life and easy going. Even with all the things that he has been dealt in his life. Hunter is the opposite, he's doom and gloom. He tends to stick to himself and the only one that manages to bring him out of shell is Mason. These two have so much trauma from their past it guts me. Seeing these to come together was adorable. Highly recommended!

The only thing that got me a little bit was there seemed to be some audio issues where the narrator seemed like he was far away or something. It's highly possible it's because I was listening while driving though!

Great Story!

I love that this story is about 2 lost souls needing love. Mason, who is non- binary, lost their sister to an overdose. Hunter was raised by parents that didn't want him that were also addicted to drugs. Meeting at work, their friendship grows to a safe place before it becomes more.

A Make Ship Family of Love and Support!

I absolutely love the variety of characters in this Boardgame Cafe series! In this story we have Mason who is gender fluid, and we have Hunter who is a sweet biracial man. These two wounded souls are so drawn to each other but with everything they are each going through they have hard time opening up and expressing it correctly. The love story is beautifully written from both of their POV's. I could vividly picture them, especially Mason's different punky looks. Loved seeing Julien and Cal again! I recommend this sweet story if you love insecure men finding strength in supporting each other. Brennan Rossi was a really good narrator for these two guys. He had his own unique voice which really brought the characters and emotions out.

Loved it

These guys. I loved Mason and Hunter. Between these two and the found family at Tabletop Tavern, you can’t go wrong. They look out for each other. Hunter may have walls of stone but Mason is just the guy to tear them down. And I enjoyed Brennan Rossi’s narration.

Loved the gender rep!

I love how much gender and sexuality rep there is in these books. This was the first book I ever read that used they/them pronouns for a main character and listening to it was just as good!

Ok story, good narration

The core of this story is great.I love all the characters and Mason and Hunter are unique and real feeling. They have both had difficulties in their lives and this is a big pat of the book. This book has a heavier feel then the previous books, but that topic is well handled. A slow building and blow burn story that has everything going for it, but still has some problems. The biggest are that it's wordy and repetitive. It makes parts of the book drag and feel monotonus.

The Narration by Brennan Rossi is good though. The characters and setting felt real and the narration was nice to listen to.

I received a copy of this audiobook and this is my honest opinion.