Romance Languages

A Friends-to-Lovers, Virgin MM Romance (South Rock High, Book 3)

De: A.J. Truman

Narrado por: Iggy Toma

Duración: 7 h y 53 m

Resumen del Editor

Can my straight friend help me cash in my v-card by my birthday?

In one month, I turn thirty-five with my virginity still intact. Is there anything more embarrassing than knowing most of my French students have gotten more action than me? Je suis triste.

When I accidentally reveal this secret to my close friend and co-worker Seamus, South Rock's baseball coach, he offers to help me round the bases. It has to be a joke, because Seamus is one million percent straight.

There's no way he'd want to fool around with a chubby language nerd like me, even though I've harbored a secret crush on him since the day he first walked into the teachers' lounge.

But then I realize he's not joking.

I'm either entering thirty-five with a bang . . . or a friendship going up in flames.

Contains mature themes.

©2023 A.J. Truman (P)2023 Tantor

Sweet and Sultry

This story. It’s such a sweet tale of two friends turned lovers and the journey of the characters along the way is so beautifully relatable. I couldn’t put it down and found myself rooting for the special moments and sharing in the heartache. I’m so glad to see representation of the bigger fellas in male-male romances, this book captured it beautifully and I hope the author continues to write more inclusive pieces like this one.

Since when was high school so funny?

Julian, the Southrock High French teacher, has a crush on Seamus, the Spanish teacher, and base ball coach, across the hall. They run into each other outside of school after Julian just finished a date from hell. While taking Julian for drinks to cheer him up, Julian confesses his darkest secret. He is a virgin. Seamus, a straight man, offers to de-flower him before his 35th birthday in a month. Why is Seamus willing to do this? What secrets does the coach have? (It’s more than just the obvious).

A.J. Truman’s books are cute, fluffy, unrealistic, and really enjoyable. This book made me laugh more than any other book. Seamus lives with friends, the same age as him, who pretend to be his Dads. They, along with Julian’s sassy grandmother, are a hoot!

Iggy’s such a good actor that his voice for Seamus didn’t sound like Iggy. The book is written in first person and his voices for the two MCs are so distinct. There is no confusion on who is talking. I loved Seamus’s New York accent, though Iggy was not consistent with it.
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update: I have become obsessed with this series (except book 1 which made me uncomfortable). This book has become a comfort book I re-listen to.

There is a scene where Seamus starts to undress Julian and Julian freaks out and runs into the bathroom. Seamus coaxes him out and hugs him and says all these sweet things to him. His words and sincerity are so touching. The scene is meaningful to me.

Great addition

Love this series. This is a Great addition to this series. I have enjoyed meeting each of these teachers and them discovering Love. A. J. Truman did a great job with the writing. Iggy Toma as always brings this story and all of the characters to life. He's definitely one of my top go to narrators for MM romance. Each book in this series could probably standalone but, get them all and enjoy this great group if men.

Great addition

Will keep saying real narrartors are what bring the heart and soul to audiobooks. iggy made these already real characters more relatable and loved by the reader.

humorously fantastic

I have loved each one of these books...I laughed so hard and cried a couple of times...absolutely well done..Can't wait to read more. my coworkers loved hearing my laughter and the stories as well..