Feeling Forever

Tasting Madness, Book 3

By: Albany Walker

Narrated by: Jacob Morgan, Vanessa Moyen

Length: 7 hrs and 2 mins

Publisher's summary

They say the truth can set you free…. That’s exactly what I’m worried about.

Secrets never last long, but mine get exposed before I’m ready, leaving me betrayed by someone I love.

Now I have to pick up the pieces and hope it doesn’t end with me losing the men I love, or my freedom.

She thought she could scare us away.

Brutal words spoken in an effort to shake our foundation only serve as proof of why we belong together.

There’s nothing we won’t do to keep her, and we’re ready to prove it.

Feeling Forever is the third book of the Tasting Madness Series. This is a why-choose novel with adult themes and situations.

©2023 Albany Walker (P)2023 Albany Walker

Scorching Conclusion to the series

I absolutely loved this final book in the series! The narration was on point (loved both narrators), and it's done in duet- which is my favorite. Just the perfect amount of character growth, angst, tenderness, and the spice was chef's kiss. Honestly, I could have easily read another book following these characters, but I'm satisfied with where this series leaves us. Another home run for this author and these narrators.

Awesome story

Love this author and the narrators were phenomenal. I enjoyed every book in this series and have both read them and listened to them. This is an excellent story dealing with some difficult topics surrounding parents and kids. Definitely recommend.

an amazing listen

loved! loved! loved! I really loved this series and the ending for this book was amazing. I loved how thi group fit together so well. the narrators for this book were spot on and I could listen to them all day

So spicy

This didn't disappoint, love Waylynn and these boys! I will always want more of these characters 😍😍 so far my favorite Audible series 🥵

A fitting end to a great series

This the third and final book in the Tasting Madness series. Jacob Morgan and Vanessa Moyen are phenomenal and bring these characters to life.

I loved the character development of Waylynn. Her growth and maturity blossomed throughout the story. It was awesome to see her come out of her shell and trust the guys. As for the guys, they were so amazing with Waylynn and you couldn’t help but fall for them.

Overall, a great series with narrators that do it justice.

Can’t get enough

This was everything I could want in a love story. Waylynn and her guys were so seamless together. The narrators were amazing too. I would love an updated story on them in another book or even a bonus epilogue. Love, love, love! Thank you Albany your stories and characters, they are easy to fall in love with!

I couldn't put it down if I tried ❤️

the narrators were fantastic. I love that is was a duet 🤩❤️. the story had me on the edge of my seat. I cried, laughed and screamed at the phone so often 😅. I'm sure people thought I was crazy.

One of my favorite series. Ever.

I was reluctant to read this story because the main character was so young but the story is so well written, that their youth seems secondary to their relationships, even with the college setting. I’ve read it through twice and listened to the audiobook twice! After reading other reverse harem stories, I’m left feeling sad that they didn’t live up to this series. Waylynn, Memphis, Oswald and Bates make an unconventional relationship seem feasible in a real world setting.
I loved the narrators and thought the performance was well done.
PS the steamy scenes make my belly clench. Every. Time. No matter how many times I listen to read them.

So good

I listened to all 3 books in fewer than 3 days and then listened to them again. I love the story. I live the characters with their witty banter and their interpersonal relationships outside the central romance.
I love Bates as his own character but I almost wish he hadn’t been included in the RH. I think he’d have been an interesting addition as a good friend but sometimes I feel like his interactions with FMC were forced. His perspective was refreshing and leant some rational understanding to the more sensitive situations but I feel like the bulk of the passion was meant for the brothers. They had a balance on their own and did not require a third for anything.
That being said, I appreciated the representation of mental health advocacy here. It is a bit unrealistic but not fantastical, which is to be respected. It was easy to hate her mom, and be disappointed with her dad, but to commiserate with them as parents.
I got a little lost in the story sometimes, feeling like maybe a scene or dialogue had been cut or edited and had to listen a few times to make sure I didn’t miss something. But still a great story, a fun listen.

Loved it!

I am still unsure if this was the last book or not, and if it was I’m rather heartbroken. I want more of these characters and to see Waylynne and her guys progress more. The narrators were amazing and some of my favorites. They really bring the story to life.