Out of the Blue

By: Lila Rose

Narrated by: Antony Ferguson, Joel Leslie

At 40, Lan Davis is looking for his damned picket fence and two point five kids. What he doesn't expect is instead of a wife in the picture, his mind keeps conjuring up images of two men. One, his partner in the force, who is as straight as they came, the other an ex, who he'd hurt but never forgot.

After an incident leaves Lan injured, the two men rally around him...only maybe they shouldn't have. It seems a medicated Lan is a truthful one.

Parker Wilding is pissed at the world. His anger builds when his partner refuses medical care after an attack. Instead, Lan entrusts his neighbor to take care of him - a guy Parker doesn't trust. While he's aware they share a history, when the past is revealed, the truth shocks the hell out of him.

Being emotionally crushed ten years ago, Easton Ravel hoped he would never have to see the man who broke him again. Hope is a fickle bitch. And now he's not sure how to handle being face-to-face with the man he once loved. Add in the mix the annoying, testy Parker, and Easton finds his limits are pushed.

Just not in the way he thought they would be.

What happens next sure does come out of the blue.

Contains mature themes.

©2018 Lila Rose (P)2019 Tantor

great read

I'll be reading more from this author! Awesome storyline and romance.

I was pleasantly pleased.

So good!

This book had been on my TBR forever and I’m kicking myself for it. I loved this book sooo much. The way the relationship progress the characters. *chef’s kiss*

The right balance of slow burn and steam

Joel Leslie’s narration parts were my favourite and I loved how downright hilarious the story was when it came to Easton’s perspective. Great story with fantastic character development.

what is normal?

I felt sad for the struggle Parker had when Lan kissed him. Watching the struggle and seeing that word 'normal' reappear ever so often made me realize that the societal pressure felt by first Lan and then Parker made it difficult for them to accept who they were and love.
Lila Rose! congrats on portraying that so clearly and for teaching us that love is love!

Fantastic!

After a bad experience with Joel Leslie’s narration in the past, I almost didn’t give this one a shot. I am SO glad that I did. The story was so good. It had me laughing out loud. I loved every second of it, and couldn’t stop listening. This will definitely be one I listen to again.