Would Bo be able to get past his own personal demons in order to stay with Ian? As always with a Duckie Mack book, I am energized by the storyline. Ian, who’d never really looked beyond the music, could now see a path forward with Bo. Bo was who Ian was looking for and Ian could give Bo that care and comfort that he wanted as well. And yet…Bo and Ian were meant for each other. A story of fresh starts for Bo and his sister Lane even while it’s something different for Ian. Bo, leaning into his new life by moving away from home where everyone knew him by his old name. Ian, a singer working to be famous and yet also keep his privacy. 🤷🏻♀️ The story of Ian and Bo kept me captivated, because it’s a story that had so many facets to it. I’m not sure when that started happening or if I just got so used to hearing them that I wasn’t noticing chapter changes. There were times in the book where I couldn’t tell Kurcz from Earlywine and it would take me a minute to figure out who was narrating. I really like the way they speak when they’re just reading what Bodhi or Ian are thinking in their heads versus saying aloud and changing their intonations for each character. Will Ollie ever learn how to use that doggie door? I wonder 💭.These two narrators are fast becoming my look for narrators. I’m in total love with the Love Bank series and I truly want to hear more of Bo and Ian. I wish some of my other audiobooks were this easy to listen to. I listened and listened and never wanted to stop.
These two narrators are fast becoming my look for narrators.
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