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Someone to Call My Own

Road to Blissville Series, Book 2

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Someone to Call My Own

By: Aimee Nicole Walker
Narrated by: Joel Leslie
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Psychic Emory Jackson and former black ops specialist, Jonathon Silver, are men from two completely different worlds with one thing in common: heartbreak.

Emory still mourns the loss of his husband five years prior, and Jon is reeling with grief from the recent death of his twin brother. Sparks fly when mutual friends introduce them, but it's so much more than basic attraction. There's an undeniable awareness and a sense of belonging that neither man can deny. Despite Emory's premonition of a future with Jon, he has vowed never to love again.

Jon is convinced that his tainted soul is the reason he will never have someone to call his own. What if they're both wrong? Maybe these broken men with their jagged edges could somehow align perfectly to form something whole and beautiful. But will that realization come too late for them?

Contains mature themes.

©2017 Aimee Nicole Walker (P)2018 Tantor
Literature & Fiction Romance
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This book is quite different from most of the other romance novels. Yes, it's sad, especially in the beginning, and it's hard to believe that a rough man like Jon would fall in love so quickly and hard with another man who has been running from him for so many months. And there is a lot of drama.
Still, this is a well-written love story with a beautiful HEA. I like it a lot because of the bittersweet story about the loss of a loved one and how difficult it is to move on with life. Steamy and hot scenes 🌶🌶🌶
I couldn't stop listening to the audiobook and I definitely recommend it.
Although Joel Leslie isn't one of my favorite narrators, he does a good job here.

Emotional throughout the book

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