To Whom It May Concern

A For Him Novella

By: A.M. Johnson

Narrated by: Kirt Graves, Aaron Shedlock

To whom it may concern,

I can't be sure what you're into. That being said, if you like sexy and sweet romance with a whole lot of quirk, keep reading...

Ever since Clay Saxon's parents passed away a year ago, he's been stuck in a rut, running their business, and suffering from the worst writer's block ever. But when Syrus Albie, a.k.a. yellow sweater guy (you'll see), walks into The End Book Store, Clay's mundane little world turns to sunshine.

I don't want to ruin it, but I can definitely say, when an introverted-as-hell narrator finally meets his favorite author and crush, all of his usual protocols go up in flames.

Set in the For Him world, this stand-alone is the perfect introduction or addition to this steamy MM collection.

Sincerely yours,

A.M. Johnson

©2021 A.M. Johnson (P)2022 A.M. Johnson

Clay and Syrus

This book is sweet. Clay is running the family bookstore business, since his parents past away. He is a writer in a slump, Syrus is a narrator who has a crush on his favourite author finds he runs the bookshop he is looking for research material, he is overjoyed. Very sweet and wonderfully narrated

Cute

This was cute. Wish it was longer. Would love to read their story. The series so far was great.

Loved Syrus & Clay!

Have been anxiously await this sweet novella! Loved Syrus & Clay’s story. Syrus is an audiobook narrator who gets hired to narrate Clay’s novel. Little did they know where this pairing would lead them. Loved the vulnerability of the characters. Another amazing book. Amazing narration by Kirt Graves & Aaron Shedlock.

Terrific story and narrators

To Whom It May Concern is the first book or audiobook I have ready by A.M. Johnson. It is also book 3.5 in a series. I enjoyed it so much that I put book 1 on my to be read/listen list. I will also take a look at the author's back list for more books to add.

I liked the relationship between Clay and Syrus. It grew organically out of their shared interest, not just physical attraction. I like that people who know Syrus accept him and are not trying to "fix" him. Clay's grief was based in reality. He was so consumed by it that he had not moved forward from the point where it started. There was not anything I did not like.

The narrators were terrific. Kirt Graves is one of my favorites. He has narrated several series I love and what I consider the best audiobook is my collection (my huge, do I really need more, yes I do collection). Aaron Shedlock is a new narrator for me. He has over three hundred titles listed on Audible. I enjoyed his voice. I am going to look through it and select another one to listen to. The two voices together create a wonderful experience. It is very easy to differentiate which character is speaking. The voices they create also fit the characters well.

I am grateful to Gay Romance Reviews which gave me the opportunity to review this title.

Short, sweet, and a little bit spicy!

This was a short, sweet, little bit spicy story. I have a soft spot for characters who are or seem to be neurodivergent, and that was the impression I got about Syrus, I loved hearing about his frustrations and ultimate happiness with dating for the first time. Clay is a little sad but SO ready to experience love and connection again. Syrus’ cousin and fiancé cheering things on from the sidelines is also cute and funny. The only (small) criticism I have is that the person chosen for Syrus’ narrator did not seem to have the voice that was described for Syrus, I expected it to be deeper.