The Heart as He Hears It

Perspectives, Book 3

By: A. M. Arthur

Narrated by: Guy Locke

While most of his friends have moved on to "real" careers, Jon Buchanan is content skating through life as a part-time waiter and gay porn star. Firmly single thanks to a previous relationship disaster, he focuses his spare time on Henry, a dear friend dying of cancer. And with Henry's happiness paramount, Jon is on a mission to help Henry meet his recently discovered grandson.

Isaac Gregory hasn't set foot outside for the past year. He has everything he needs delivered, and his remaining family knows better than to visit. When a complete stranger shows up claiming to be his grandfather - with a distractingly handsome younger man in tow - his carefully structured routines are shaken.

Despite his instant attraction, Jon senses that Isaac is too fragile for a relationship. Yet tentative friendship grows into genuine companionship. And when Henry's health begins to fail, they realize that fate brought them together for a reason.

Contains mature themes.

©2016 A. M. Arthur (P)2016 Tantor

happy ending

I listened to the whole series of the Mean Green boys. They all have touching moments. Was happy for Boomer.

Ahhh. Just... yes.

Of the 3, this has been my favorite. The story and narration had me all in, talking out loud, gasping and holding my breath. A follow up on this couple would make me swoon. Easy listen --worth the journey to the HEA.

Review of Perspectives , Book 3

Completely engrossing book of course. A.M. Arthur, and Guy Locke love to write about love stories and the relationship tangles we get inside our heads and hearts, definitely bringing it all to life with the excellent audible performances.

Great sequel, some mispronunciations

This is the third book in the series I’ve read, and I’m glad I read it. However, the narrator’s mispronunciations bothered me, especially (which he pronounce expecially) the word yia-yia, a Greek nickname for grandmother. He pronounced it YEE-ah-YEE-ah instead of the way it’s supposed to be pronounced, YAH-yah. This word repeats many times throughout the book, and his unwieldy pronunciation of what is supposed to roll easily if the tongue of a toddler bugged me. It seems to me this kind of thing should not happen when there is not just a narrator but a producer and other production staff. Other than that, I did like his narration, and it brought the book to life in my ears.

Good 3rd book in the set

This is probably my favorite out of the 3 books so far. The MCs are great. The narration is best in this book out of the three. There's more world building, like we finally lean more about Chet and his porn company. All in all, if you liked the other 2 books, you'll like this one.