Got Me Feeling

Vet Shop Boys, Book 8

By: Casey Cox

Narrated by: John Solo

Casey Cox presents Book 8 in the Vet Shop Boys series. Contains mature themes.

©2022 Casey Cox (P)2024 Tantor

Unlikely Pair

Roman has been crushing and want to make sure Lockey is safe. Lockey is about to make a worse mess for himself. Roman steps in and feelings go deeper. I wish the horrid ex had gotten more of what he deserved instead of just signing papers.

Just awesome!

I have found another amazing author to add to my favorites 😍 every book was great! I laughed, and cried and cheered them all on! what a great series I'm sad its over. I binged them I just could not get enough!!

Nice end to this series

…and hinting at the start of the next series!!! Okay okay, that accent wasn’t even close to what it should have been, but thankfully I was able to put that aside and enjoy the story and these lovely guys, Lockie and Roman - great end to a fun series, and I can’t wait to start the Vet Shop Boys Down Under series, and hear more from this crew as well. So yes, ignoring the accent, well narrated by John Solo and written by Casey Cox - I really appreciate an angst-free story to take me out of the insanity of the world now. Thank you, Casey Cox!

No plot

The author has just been phoning it in for the last few books, and this one is the worst. There’s really not much of a plot and zero character development. It went from a good series to a money grab. The reader’s Aussie accent is pretty bad, but he otherwise does a great job, as usual

John Solo - The most atrocious Aussie accent ever.

If it wasn’t for the fact that I bought all this series up front, I would have given up a long time ago.
I’ve loved the story line for each book but honestly the narrator was abysmal.
Most particularly with this book than any of the others. The narrators attempts at an Aussie accent was terrible. He sounded more cockney English than anything remotely Australian. The only thing he got right was “ciggy”
Narrators speaking in other accents really need to take time out and listen and learn to get it right. In particular - it’s pronounced Ozzie, not Ossie.