Fahrenheit

Power of Three Love Series, Book 2

By: Leigh Lennon

Narrated by: Alex Kydd, Anastasia Watley

The red head

I never had a home until I was an adult, living in foster care as a kid. Now, I have a family, one I chose for me. But I'd always longed for a man I could call my forever. Instead, I found two, and they both want me. So how do I choose between them?

The doctor

I found the woman I want for life, and she's in love with me. But she also loves another man. When he comes to me and proposes sharing her, I am shocked. I don't share. But what if she doesn't choose me over him? And why is it every time he looks at me, I long for him almost as much as I do her?

The fireman

I can't choose between him and her, so why not have them both? He's not interested in me, but I'd rather have them together than not have them at all. They are both mine, he just doesn't know it yet.

Contains mature themes.

©2019 Leigh Lennon (P)2019 Tantor

Love the story

I really do love the story, but that male narrator is ruining it. I’m literally stopping in the middle of the book right now to write this because it’s so bad. I’m finishing it because I really like the story.

California dude

I like the story and detail and... pretty much all it. Except for this one itsy bitsy little detail. Alex Kydd has a... particular voice that I just dont find attractive. He has a VERY California dude accent that doesn't change between guy A and guy B. Which in and of itself does get a bit confusing anyway. Otherwise give it a go.

Love the story ❤️

At first I wasn’t happy with the narration, but I absolutely loved the story. I thought it was really good. I loved the bonus epilogue 😞

good story bad male narrator

The story was good however the male narrators voice reminded me of crush from finding nemo. it did help when i speed up the book.

Great story…mehh male narrator

Okay, okay…I’ll lead with the good here…ultimately, I loved this one. It had all the things…a bit of drama, angst, sweet and tender this, hot and spicy that…yada yada…

However…I am bound by all things sensible to agree with most reviewers on the performance of the male narrator. Thank goodness it got a little better midway and I could listen to the story without cringing at all the weird…I mean…I only have so much room in my brain for the Keanu Reeves-type voice…and he occupies it all.

I swear…it truly would have been excellent had the female narrator done all the parts…food for thought, dearest Leigh.

Seriously though…I think I got past the whole wrong-voice thing because I really grew to love the MMCs…all credited to the author’s capable pen…typewriter? PC? iPad? Whatever…good job!

That said…this second book in the series is lovely…for continuity’s sake, push through it and you’ll be smiling like a crazy person in quite a few spots in most chapters, AFTER sayyyy…the first three or four…promise…

Enjoy!💖