Waiting for Ty

By: Samantha Ann King

Narrated by: Robert Black

Tyler Coil doesn't do men. But it's harder to remember that each time he visits his best friend, gorgeous Landon Burke. As a political reporter, Ty is good at reading people, and he can tell the lust is mutual. But giving in to it could mean alienating his ultra-conservative family.

Landon never desired a man badly enough to explore that side of his sexuality - until he met Ty. He's waited four long years for a sign that Ty wants him too, and he can't deny his needs much longer. So when a career opportunity arises out-of-state, Landon wonders if maybe it's time to move on.

Then Ty crashes at Landon's while working on a story - and a searing kiss ignites a night of mind-blowing sex that's better than their most erotic fantasies. Forced to face his feelings, Ty must decide if love is worth the risk after all - before he loses Landon forever.

This is Book Two of Lovers and Friends.

©2013 Harlequin Enterprises, Ltd. (P)2013 Audible, Inc.

Just gets a ‘meh’ from me

I really tried to get into this one but it was just kind of out there. I enjoy a great GFY and Friends to Lovers book, but this one just seemed to move to fast, there was no transition...just straight to the point and I feel like it was too much too soon. I just had a hard time really investing in the 2 MC’s.

loved it!

Best friends to lovers are some of my favorites and this one didn't disappoint. I absolutely loved Ty and Landon and I didn't want their story to end. Loved it!

Ok

I liked the story, but--as is often the case--it's short length may have contributed to its lack. Overall, the story had great potential. It made complete sense and was quite believable. But the sex scenes lacked detail and, therefore, seemed far too quick to be romantic or meaningful as a listener, a voyeur of sorts. And the ending seemed far too incomplete. And the narrator didn't differ between the two main voices enough for me, but his job was not a bad one.

Light, fluffy.

Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?

No, it was rather boring. I listened to it because I was on the road and only had a limited number of books on my iPhone.

What could Samantha Ann King have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you?

Added a suspense thread, maybe.

If this book were a movie would you go see it?

Hell, no.

Any additional comments?

No more Samantha King books for me. I'd listen to DeGrassi again, though.

Nice

This is a nice story with good narration. It kept me engaged all the way to the end.