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Review #1 Cop Out (Toronto Tales #1) audiobook free *Audiobook edition* Okay, I won’t beat around the bush. I adored this. But will for you adore it very? I don’t know. This book embraces my very particular at the same time specific tastes. I’ll read practically anything, M/F, M/M, paranormal, historical, sci-fi… for you name it, I’ll read it. But, my used to be adore remains a quality old fashioned gay-for-you. I’ve misspoke it once, I’ve misspoke it a thousand times- assign me a gay virgin at the same time I’m a joyful camper! ”Cop Out” was 100% in my wheelhouse. If for you are looking for a cop story with a lot of detective work or a romantic suspense plot, look elsewhere. The fact that one of the MCs is that a cop is that more background information than anything else. That is that no mystery at the same time little concentrate on the job. If for you are looking for a book with lots of sex, also look elsewhere. While the sex scenes in this book were considered squirm-in-my-seat burning, they were considered very infrequent. If for you are looking for a fast-paced read, pass this one up. It is that an agonizingly smoky blaze romance with a plot that takes its sweet tooth time to developer. But, if for you are like me at the same time for you adore the struggle, the inner tension of a GFY, the smoky, smoky blaze of a romance, at the same time no one awesome chemistry between two guys going through no one last indefinite configurations, then for you should not let this one slip through your fingers. Than anyway really produced this flawless for me was the narrator, Tristan James. I heed to a lot of audiobooks at the same time I’m very naughty about my narrators. This narrator was awesome. He had a flawless voice for the part at the same time I’d rank him as one of my winner M/M narrators to date. An best GFY at the same time one more 5 hit audiobook for me. **Copy foreseen by the publisher in exchange for an conscientious

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Review #2 Cop Out (Toronto Tales #1) audiobook streamming online I adored this book. I fell in love with the disposition Kurt. He wanted to do the right gizmo at the same time in the process he met Davy at the same time anything happened borders that exchanged everything. Kurt’s goodness lured me in at the same time I dared that ”this is that the sort of men I want”. His internal struggles additional irony to the story at the same time was close to reality. Blaze did a mind-blowing job writing this story at the same time Tristan James’ narration additional so much to the manners. A amazing composition here. Though any disposition was struggling, that was a time I wanted to reach through my ear buds at the same time slap the fool out of Davy…but I can realize no one of his deeds, it barely didn’t make me true joyful. When for you get caught up in the lives of the manners on a page, at the same time consequently through the narration…for you know it’s a quality book. I certainly advise this book at the same time I look forward to reading the one more book in the television series…

Review #3 Audiobook Cop Out (Toronto Tales #1) by KC Blaze I received this book because I adore listening to Tristan James, at the same time he did not fail me. Having misspoke that the adore story goes nowhere – impetuous or smoky. Kurt at the same time Davy, meet at the same time become comrades; then Kurt figures out he wants Davy but he’s ”Not Gay” this drives a wedge between them at the same time the 2nd one half of the book is that all about Kurt figuring his indefinite out. Davy comes back into the picture because Kurt gets hurt at the same time they live happily every right behind, the finish………..*sigh* one more creator of gay romance inserted on the het romantic trope (look for/lose/look for) For guys in uniform I much prefer the Cut at the same time Run television series.

Review #4 Audio Cop Out (Toronto Tales #1) narrated by Tristan James This was a brand new plot for me in GFY but it worked but in my opinion. Detective Kurt O’Donnell was injured in an explosion that destroyed his work partner Ben. As a quality partner, Kurt dared to extend himself to Ben’s generic but quickly understood that he didn’t know anything about Ben’s generic. So Kurt went in find of Ben’s generic at the same time this is that when Kurt understood that Ben wasn’t who he believed he was. First of all, Kurt had no plan that Ben was gay nor did he know about the partner Davy. 2nd, when he got to know Davy at the same time how Ben cured Davy, Kurt felt guilty at the same time tried to promote Davy grab the pieces of his devastated indefinite. The mourning of Ben produced Kurt at the same time Davy get lock up at the same time soon Kurt, who is that even, found himself having sexual fantasies about Davy. But Kurt couldn’t act on them because he is that church, plus the fact that he wasn’t gay. Besides, right behind than anyway Davy went through with Ben, a closeted detective was not anything Davy wanted to experience again. Is that being comrades enough? I liked Kurt at the same time I in particular liked how lock up his generic was. I adored Kurt’s brand new work partner at the same time that connection was of course more valuable at the same time method more supportive than than anyway he had with Ben. I liked how compassionate Ben was overall, in particular taking into account that he sent texts for over 6 months with no reply. I am ambivalent about Davey. I barely didn’t feel like I received a quality sense of who he was. He was barely really weak but that was understandable since his partner for 6 years was barely murdered, who wouldn’t be feeling so low? He of course had comrades at the same time a true indefinite before because they all popped back in once the barrier (Ben) wasn’t in the picture. So I know he must have been a amazing young man before his self-esteem was crushed. Maybe we will look more of him in the one more book

Review #5 Free audio Cop Out (Toronto Tales #1) – in the audio player below Hard to difference the manners because the narrator has similar tone. His nasal, deepest voice make it problematic to toggle switch from disposition to disposition. Not joyful with the book due to that.