Now, I won't say the narration was horrid, I have listened to worse. Would you consider the audio edition of Names Can Never Hurt Me to be better than the print version? Stellar story dampened by just ok narration The narration was seamless enough that I finished writing the review of the book before I remembered I listened to the story rather then having read it. Over all this is a book I will keep and read again. I would have felt better with him having stood with his friend not the other way around. I did not see the need for confrontation Nick was given. This time I was invested enough to want to smack Nick upside the head, roll my eyes and ask “then what happened “? My only complaint can with the class chapter. Normally when I get frustrated with the protagonist’s stupidity I want to put the book down and walk away.
The author took enough time to develop personalities that engaged me. Though written in an almost journal like style I ended feeling like I spent they day getting to know not only Nick but the whole cast. The book description had me thinking this was going to be fluffy and sappy without much backbone. I did not see the need for confrontation Nick wWithin the m/m romance category it is difficult to find a coming out story that feels unique. This time I was invested enough to want to smack Nick upside the head, roll my eyes and ask “then what happened “? My only complaint came with the last chapter. Though written in an almost journal like style I ended feeling like I spent the day getting to know not only Nick but the whole cast.
Within the m/m romance category it is difficult to find a coming out story that feels unique.
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