The Hopelessly Bromantic Duet

A passionate, utterly addictive, roomies-to-lovers-to-enemies-to-fake-boyfriends epic romance narrated by Teddy Hamilton and Shane East in duet with a full cast and now available in one collection for the first time! From #1 New York Times Bestselling author Lauren Blakely writing MM romance as L. Blakely...

Once upon a time, the sexy, witty Brit was just that hot guy I met my first day in London.

Then, it turned out we were sharing a flat.

But living that close to the most charming man I’d ever met was one step away from falling in love with him.

Newsflash–I fell. Hard and fast into a swoony, epic romance that felt like something out of a movie...

Until an ocean pulled us apart.

Years later, fate tried to put us back together again.

But by then, two hearts were broken and I wasn't sure anything could fix them. Especially, the plan for us to pretend we were in love when we'd come to hate each other…

This audiobook also contains the standalone novel The Bromance Zone!

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stupendous

I need to go back and review all the L. Blakely books. I've listened to I think about 12-15 this week. lol. I love them! I love mm romance, but what I love even more is when you get to dive inside the universe the author created and through each story get to know all the different characters stories and how they tie into each other. ~Bre

Why am I just now finding these books??

Awesome, fantastic, and exactly what I was looking for! The story was great, narrators are AMAZING. I love the duet style!

2 books for 1

The first book Hopelessly Bromantic was okay, I wish we got more of their background story.. but enjoyed the voice actors!

The second book- Bromance was good. They secretly loved eachother and finally realized it was time to take the leap. Cute story!

As always

As always, never had a single complaint and always a great listen. Give five stars across the board!

Pretty Good, Too Long

I mostly like the characters and quality of writing. There is some character development, though the anguish at some points seems out of proportion with the situations presented. TJ and Jude's will-they-won't-they drags on for ages when the obstacles don't feel adequate past round two of their romance. I'm fine having read and paid for this, but it likely won't be a re-listen due to the unjustified angst.