Out to Get You

An MM Gay Romance

By: J. P. Oliver

Narrated by: Bump Turgeson

A man who has it all. His sweet employee. The eyes of the world watching their every move.

Whitt may have it all, but he’s missing one important detail - someone special. Too bad his current status makes it awkward to find someone who really understands him. Yet when his prospective employee interviews, he can’t take his eyes off of him.

Reece has a talent with horses, one he’s cultivated since he was very young. This leads him to a billionaire’s boarding house and horse farm. His new boss is gorgeous - too bad he seems straighter than an arrow.

But when the media gets wind of a possible tryst between them, they’re forced to reconcile secret feelings for each other in short order or face ruin. Will they manage to do it in time?

This gay romance novel will capture your heart and lift it with Whitt and Reece. Due to sizzling-hot scenes, this stand-alone gay romance is intended for adults only. Happily ever after guaranteed!

©2019 Equal Love Publishing (P)2019 Equal Love Publishing

Out to get you

I enjoyed the interaction between Whitt and Reese. Especially at the beginning where they are not sure how to express their feeling for each other. You need to read this book to see if they get together or not.

Wonderful Love Story! Reese and Whitt forever!

Whitt, a billionaire investment banker, is the ultimate workaholic. He's an aggressive businessman but a very shy guy when it comes to personal relationships. He begins having chest pains and his doctor advises he needs a hobby such as horseback riding. Just so happens his mansion came with a huge property with stables, corrals and everything all ready to be a professional stable. Friends recommended a few trainers and Reese was one of them.
Whitt hired Reese to be his riding instructor, buy his horses and set up the stables and hire helpers. He has Reese move into the mansion so that he is available anytime Whitt has the time between business deals to train.
Both guys are gay, but Whitt is under the radar because he doesn't want conservative businessmen to not want to work with him. Reese is out and proud, but mainly he just has hookup's here and there. No relationships. Their hearts and bodies keep pulling them together. The feeling between them continue to grow. But people seem to keep butting in and giving the guys second thought about each other in the process.

Ok Story. Ok narration

I was given this book by request for an honest review

I liked the story. The characters and the story were both relatable. Being in the closet and falling for someone at the same time can place pitfalls in a lot of relationships. So I liked how the author wrote this plot.

The narrator is a new to me narrator. His performance was ok. He has a nice rich voice. My one complaint is that I was sometimes confused as to which character was speaking. This didn't necessarily take away from the story. It just made me have to sometimes go back to figure out what was going on.

Sad Billionare...

I liked it. I thought that the Billionaire character played a little dumb. He didn't get the plot against him and really assumed worst of client without checking more. I liked the main characters play on one another. The narrator read the steamy scenes well but characters sounded the same and I got lost on who was speaking sometimes. He was also really breathy and swallowed a lot too close to microphone.

A well-researched an overall enjoyable read/listen

OUT TO GET YOU is an above-average (better than three-star) book that held my interest from beginning to end. For the following reasons, it fell just short of being five-star (in my opinion):

In regard to the performance:
One reader versus two
Bump Turgeson does a great job as Whitt, but his Reece sounded almost the same and older than I was imagining Reece to be. He did well with the womens' voices, too, but they all kinda sounded the same. Maybe beforehand he could have developed a repertoire of voices for the characters. Or maybe I'm just being too picky. I really like dramatized productions like Audible Originals often have.

In regard to the story:
A more high-stakes, do-or-die type storyline
Again, this is probably me just being picky, but I like stories that keep me on the edge of my seat. Although this story did keep me tuned in and caring about the characters and their relationship, it was really a matter of them working it out. Relationship angst. But again, since I did care about them I found myself rooting for them and happy with the ending. Being satisfied with the ending is a big plus for me.

Overall:
4 stars and my recommendation.