From No to O

The Why Choose Chronicles

By: Mika Lane

Narrated by: Wen Ross, Kai Kennicott

Wanted: just one guy who understands that the Big O is not just another letter in the alphabet.

I may have a “Sex & Love” advice column, but I also have a big, scandalous secret.

I’ve never, actually, had my own Big O.

Not even close. And DIY ain’t cutting it.

My readers think I have it all: glamour, brains, and an enviable sex life.

But behind my fancy words, I live in fear of being found out.

Losing it all… without a happy ending.

Enter my dude-roommate and his hot friends.

They get wind of my dilemma and scheme together to help me cross the finish line.

Sometimes it takes a village.

Or in my case, three dreamy, devoted men.

But nothing in my life is ever simple.

I may have started out looking for my Big O, but thanks to them, I have a whole alphabet of new desires.

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Loved the story

Good story line and characters. Looking forward for more from this author. Was a fun story.

Pretty good

So the storyline is a really good one and I liked it. The pace of the story though was a bit slow for me. I kept waiting (and waiting!) for them to get together. There weren’t that many steamy scenes, but they were excellent. I was a bit disappointed in the ending too, but I won’t write any spoilers. The narrators did a fine job, as they usually do as well.

Lighthearted Romance

I enjoyed the lightheartedness of this story. The narration was great and really brought these characters to life. Ava was a strong character and I liked how she owned her issues and how she dealt with them. The guys really stepped up. Their relationship was easy but fear has a way of messing things up. Thankfully she came to her senses and they all got the HEA. Ava's aunt was a great side character as well as Ava's friends Cammie and Lana. .

Repetitive

I am 22 chapters in and it’s just the same thing repeated over and over and over again. The problem was introduced and then beaten to fucking death. I still haven’t gotten to either action or the story line moving on. At all, I’ll update this if it changes by the end of the book but I have skipped chapters and missed nothing at this point. The dialogue is so repetitive and kinda cheesy.