Outed

Off the Field Duet, Book 2

De: Kimberly Knight, Rachel Lyn Adams

Narrado por: Liam DiCosimo, Tim Paige

Outed is a coming-out MM sports romance and the second audiobook in the Off the Field duet. It is not a standalone novel.

Aron Parker and Drew Rockland never expected to fall for each other when they were traded to the same team. While playing the biggest games of their lives, an accidental slip of the tongue in front of a teammate threatens to expose them before they’re ready.

Wanting to prove to the sports world that who you love doesn’t change who you are on the field, the guys decide to come out after the season ends.

As Aron and Drew get closer to their dream of winning it all, Drew’s ex drops another bomb that neither of them expects, and just as the guys think they have a handle on everything, an agreement is made that could change it all and threatens to tear them apart.

For good.

Off the field, they are just Aron and Drew. But maybe not everyone approves.

©2023 Kimberly Knight (P)2023 Kimberly Knight

Beautiful, yet a bit angsty MM romance

Outed started right when book one left off. I was super anxious on how a slip of the tongue from them in front of a teammate was going to expose them before they were ready to come out. Since they never expected to fall for each other, I really enjoyed the playfulness, the getting to know each other on a higher level in this one. It was filled with drama, angst, and a lot more emotions than the first book, which gave it beautiful layers. I was worried for their HEA for a while. Yes, they are super hot lovers, but can huge obstacles stop them from being together? I loved how their HEA worked out. Both of them had to work hard for it, against all odds. Making it even more satisfying.
Liam DiCosimo and Tim Paige gave such great emotional performances. Their characters went through the spectrum of emotions and both were just so fantastic. I always love when these two are paired up.

So good!!

The writing, the story and the performance are 100% outstanding!! this is definitely one of the best series I've listened to. Liam DiCosimo and Tim Paige are a great team. the narration really makes this story so much better. Love sports romance, this one is so good!!!

Excellent story

This is definitely in my top 5 now. The story was great, the chemistry was awesome and there was plenty of spice. These 2 narrators are some of my favorite, especially when they are together. I highly recommend!

Drew and Aaron

Aaron and Drew
Ok so this is book two and you definitely need book one first. What a great M/M sport’s romance. The story literally starts where’s the last one left off with no recap. That part was a little weird for me but I got over it. This story continues to follow two baseball players who got traded to the same team and found love with threat chemistry. There is definitely some twists and surprises here. The narration was great and I recommend this book along with the first one titled Traded. Sisters Spotlight 💕
#audiblyaddicted

A fantastic conclusion to this M/M duet!

This book picks up right after the cliffhanger of book 2! Without giving away any spoilers, I love how this book explored Rockland and Parker’s relationship and how they worked as teammates and lovers! It also showcased how these two players came out publicly and dealt with the public opinion of them. It was a fantastic wrap up to this duet with such a pleasing ending! Tim Paige and Liam Dicosimo continued to do a fabulous job narrating the audio of this duet as well! They were so easy and enjoyable to listen to!

I couldn't get enough of Drew and Aron

Throughout both books, I couldn't stop smiling. I was just so intrigued with these 2. From enemies to lovers, straight to gay, the banter. Drew and Aron set my phone on fire. I never knew I liked MM romance, but damn, the connection between these two was HOT!! I read the books and then went straight to audible bc I needed to hear this story, too. These two endured obstacle after obstacle and still rose above it all. Such a great HEA that leaves you wanting more.

MUCH BETTER THAN BOOK #1... "TRADED"

The relationship between Aaron & Drew deepens and progresses along with a natural disaster and long lost relatives... what else can happen??? Overall an enjoyable story with good performances by both narrators. Will there be a book #3???

What a conclusion man!!

Lords above Kimberly Knight and Rachel Lyn Adams wanted us to work for this happily ever after, didn't they??

At the end of Traded book one in the Off the Field Duet we find Aron and Drew at a bit of a crossroads wondering what is in store for them next. Their relationship is a whole different playing field neither one of them ever anticipated. With outside forces constantly getting in their path it is making it seem almost impossible for their love to be. When one word is uttered that could change everything for them do they stay and fight or do they give up now while both of their hearts are still mostly intact?

Not going to lie, I was a bit terrified there for a minute wondering if they would truly find their way back to one another. For Aron he had never been in a relationship before much less a relationship with a man and for Drew he was so in love with Aron and that he was far more terrified of not being with him at the end of the day than anything.

Tim Paige and Liam DiCosimo nailed it again as Drew and Aron. Tim Paige is an auto buy narrator for me because his voice always pulls you in but there is just something about his desperation in this story that took it to the next level. Then Liam DiCosimo might be a newish narrator, but he knows what he needs to do to have all the listeners drooling.

This is the first book or books by these two authors that I have listened to, and they captivated me with their world of baseball, drama, and moments of pure and absolute love. I will definitely be reading more from them in the future especially if there are more books in this world of baseball they have created.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Wish there was more & the book was a little longer but I really enjoyed this duet. steam, story, narration all great.

A whole lot of drama!

I found book two to have more to the story than book one. I also found that the point of view was similar to that of a woman, which in and of itself is not a capital case, but when I read gay novels, I like to get the male point of view. But overall this writer is very readable and entertaining and that is what I look for in a book. I therefore recommend this author. ❤️