A Breath Apart

By: Christina Lee

Narrated by: Iggy Toma

The Fischers are the only family Brennan has ever known, and when they adopt him, he has no plans on doing anything to jeopardize that. Even if it means pretending Josh Daly doesn't make his heart pound every time their eyes meet.

The tension eases once Josh heads off to a Christian university on a baseball scholarship. Brennan stays put in Elm Grove to work at his family's drive-in movie theater and take classes at the local community college.

But when Josh comes home for summer break, the feeling not only returns, it transforms into a loud and commanding drumbeat he struggles to tune out.

Finally admitting who he is feels overwhelming. There's a reason Brennan remains a virgin and when he realizes Josh might be one too, the chemistry between them becomes impossible to ignore. Except acting on his attraction throws everything Josh has been raised to believe out the window.

Plagued by fear and self-doubt, they finally surrender, placing their trust in each other and their undeniable connection. But facing the world together takes the sort of faith that will either strengthen their bond...or shatter its very foundation.

Contains mature themes.

©2019 Christina Lee (P)2020 Tantor

so sweet

I came to this book for the Iggy Toma narration but stayed for the tender, charming story.

Josh and Brennon

good figuring out life and sexuality story. Young Love!! AND Iggy Toma, his work on this is OUTSTANDING. I Love his voice and his ease of telling a story. Josh and Brennon are worth your credit and your time to listen.

5stars the whole way

This is the best story I’ve read in a LONG LONG time what a beautiful story and narration was the best I’ve heard yet to date and I do have some favorites. If you miss this book you miss a real treasure. Please take the chance on this one. You will not be disappointed

Iggy for the win!

I loved this book so completely... Except, I think the bonus scene ruined it. (I know most people want details, but having this scene tacked on at the end was a mistake. It would have been better to have the scene part of the original flow). Besides that, this book is perfect in every way. A really sweet, but profound story. Good, well developed characters, interesting side players and Iggy Toma outdid himself with the narration. So, so good! Highly recommend. ❤️❤️

Sweet story

Simple and sweet story of two guys coming of age and discovering their sexuality. Sincere text brought to life by a solid narrator.