Here for You
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Narrated by:
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John Solo
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By:
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K.C. Wells
About this listen
Chris Lomax swore he’d never return to Saugatuck, but nothing could have prevented him from coming home to the small lakeside town, not once he saw the news about the fire - and Hunter, the only person ever to steal his heart. He must make sure Hunter is okay, and service dog Lucy could lend a helping paw.
Firefighter Hunter Drake never expected to see Chris again. He thought he’d lost his best friend for good when Chris jilted Hunter’s sister at the altar. But right now Hunter needs to focus on his recovery. What he doesn’t understand is why Chris came back - and why he won’t leave.
The two men get to reconnect, but spending so much time together leaves Hunter confused and uncertain, especially when Chris reveals he’s both bi and in love with him. Hunter’s not sure what to do about that last part.
What Chris wants is for Hunter to forgive him.
What Hunter needs is to stop living in denial.
Yeah, as if it was ever going to be that easy...
©2020 K.C. Wells (P)2020 K.C. WellsBelow is what I wrote about the book when I read it back in April, 2020.
Here for You is a sweet, slow burn story about second chances. It features three of my favorite romance tropes: second chances, friends-to-lovers and gay-for-you/out-for-you.
Chris and Hunter were best friends growing up and Chris was supposed to marry Hunter's sister, Cally. No one knows why Chris left Cally at the altar or why he ran away and left town. It's five years later and Chris has returned because he heard that Hunter was injured fighting a fire; he had to see for himself that Hunter was OK.
Hunter isn't happy to see Chris; he'd never really forgiven him for leaving town the way he did – with no explanation. His feelings are all mixed up and coping with the after-effects of the fire and Chris being in his space aren't helping him any.
This story got me right in the feels. Chris really wants to make amends for leaving town the way he did. His parents don't give him too much of a hard time and, much to his surprise, neither does Cally. Hunter is the only one he cares about that still won't let him apologize. Seeing these two struggle to come to terms with everything going on in their lives was at times heartbreaking but ultimately uplifting.
Chris's dog Lucy was a huge part of this story. She can sense when she's needed and she provides a lot of comfort, especially to Hunter. I know someone with a service dog like this and it's amazing what her dog can do to help so I knew that Lucy's role in the story was spot on.
A copy of this audiobook was provided to me but my review was voluntary and not influenced by the author.
***Reviewed for Xtreme-Delusions dot com***
I loved the book, now I love the audiobook!
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He finds himself still in love with Hunter but affair to confess his love for him, Hunter is a firefighter who recently has an accident in a rescue and all of this become hard for him and doesn’t wants to acknowledge his PSTD. Chris is a dog trainer and his dog Lucy is adorable, he want to help Hunter but he doesn’t know how. They journey together is so emotional and hard for the two of them but at the end I was so happy went they get together!!! I love the book and I highly recommended this audiobook, the narrative of John Solo Is amazing and I really enjoy it!
Always here for you
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John Solo is a talented narrator and voice artist. He is perfectly casted to bring these characters to life, humanize them, giving each their own voice and personality. His portrayal of each character is perfection, making them sound just as I picture them to sound. You could hear how much heart he puts into his work as he captures the characters emotions, their vulnerabilities which is heard in his performance. He is an entertaining storyteller and a pleasure to listen to. Thank you for another wonderful listen🎧
Wonderful Story & Listen🎧 Enthralling & Heartfelt!
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Great Book, Great Narration
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I think I had a problem relating to Chris, there was just something about him that just didn't gel with me. I did love Lucy though!! I think Chris came across as someone who was hiding who he was when he left town before, as he just wasn't honest with the people he cared about, not even his own parents. Therefore, I could totally understand the distrust from people when he went back to town.
Now Hunter, he was suffering PTSD, and I think this is something else that is only usually portrayed in books with Veterans, but here we see that it is a serving fire fighter who has this, and his depression is really affecting him. I think that the way Hunter was written was incredible, it was like being with him and going though all the emotions he had.
I totally loved the narration of John Solo, I knew who was talking and when, and at the scenes with Hunter's depression and him sobbing were brilliant.
Enjoyable Listen
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