Tremble

Significant Brothers, Book 6

By: E. Davies

Narrated by: Greg Boudreaux

The last place Evan Vincent expected to be dumped was at his engagement shoot...in a dude ranch in Tennessee. Four years of working for his ex for free and standing in his shadow leave Evan reeling with the sudden freedom. Escaping here and working for the ranch owner for a few months could give Evan a chance to regroup...and rebound. That can’t be a bad idea, can it?

Running a dude ranch takes up all of Josh King’s time and energy. He escaped the place briefly before his dad died and left it to him - along with the memories and the guilt. Even his best friends don’t know the skeletons in his closet. Josh isn’t going to risk his heart when all Evan wants is a good time, doesn’t he?

They don’t know if they’re fighting to turn a rebound into more or to keep it from becoming more. Both seem equally scary for two men with trembling hands and aching hearts, but there’s no denying that they go together like mac and cheese. And maybe - just maybe - this sudden passion is exactly what they were both missing. Is this the best timing ever or the worst timing ever?

Tremble is a stand-alone gay romance novel with a HEA ending and no cliff-hanger.

©2018 E. Davies (P)2019 E. Davies

Amazing ending to an amazing series!

This is the last book of this series and it is sad but I am so happy so it ended. Josh and Evan's story is just has so much emotions that I just love. Then Greg Boudreaux just brings all those feels to life. He does such an amazing job in making me feel everything. Perfect ending with the perfect narration!

Love Significant brothers

Great addition to this series. I believe Tremble is the final book in the series, as Josh is the last brother to meet his love. Poor Josh, a little broken and scared, but such a big heart. He is constantly helping people and it was great. Evan is dumped at Josh's ranch and left with no job, home, or transportation. These two are immediately interested in each other, but both have so much baggage it takes time for them to get their HEA. Really enjoyable story, and Greg is fabulous as always. I just adore anything he narrates.

Sweet Insta-love Story Is Series Best

"Tremble" is my favorite story and audio of the Significant Brothers series. Rancher Josh and marketing specialist Evan meet as Evan's fiance dumps and abandons him at Josh's ranch, where the not-so-happy couple were vacationing to have engagement photos taken. While Josh is initially wary of taking advantage in Evan's vulnerable state, affection-starved Evan is more than eager for a rebound. Theirs is a case of near insta-love, as hookups quickly give way to feelings, and they have a spark and connection that felt genuine and stronger than previous Significant Brothers couples. This a warm, sweet and hopeful journey with some depth for two very likeable characters that left me smiling. Narrator Greg Boudreaux delivered a wonderful performance, and I especially enjoyed the country twang in Josh's voice. As with the other audio books in the series, this was an easy and pleasant listen. I received this free review copy audio book by request and have left this honest review voluntarily.

The last Significant Brother finds his HEA!

Ok, this was just perfect! I have read every single Significant Brothers book and each couple I have loved more... Josh and Evan may well be my new favorite couple (I know I have said this after each book). Big-hearrted Josh is a big kid in many ways and a sweetheart, wanting to help people in need of a second chance. Evan has spent years losing himself in the shadow of his ex-fiancee, but starts to live again in the dude ranch in Tennessee. Obviously the two of them don't stand a chance of not falling head-over-heels in love!
The only negative aspect of this book is that it is the last one of this truly amazing series!
Greg Boudreaux's narration's always amazing and gives each and every book an extra boost and spark!

Good audio

This audio was quite wonderful to listen to. The narrator did so well with the narration and the differentiation of the characters and the attitudes and contacts which brought out the story even more overall this was a great audio to listen to