Silver & Gold

Silver in the City, Book 2

By: A.D. Ellis

Narrated by: Michael Stone

Just as Benji Silver begins to wonder if his casual relationship with Gold might turn into more, the two men are thrown into a position that has the lovers quickly turning into enemies.

With no way to escape each other, Silver and Gold begrudgingly agree to make the best of an impossible situation. Will Gold’s search for perfection drive them apart or can Silver show Gold that imperfection can be beautiful?

Silver & Gold is a steamy, slow burn M/M enemies-to-lovers, forced proximity romance between two slightly self-absorbed artists.

This is the second book in the Silver in the City series. Each book focuses on a different couple.

©2020 A.D. Ellis (P)2020 A.D. Ellis

Another Amazing Book!!

Silver & Gold ( Silver in the City Book 2) follows the story of Benji and Rhys, two artists wanting to start their own studio, from casual hook ups to a full fledged relationship. what a sweet, sexy story...

And Michael Stone was absolutely amazing as the narrator. I fully recommend and can't wait to dive into book 3.

Sweet & Sexy

I enjoyed this story a little more then the first. There’s a cliffhanger though…

Both men were sweet and sexy. I liked the whole contract drama that takes two guys who originally like each other and turns them into enemies of sorts. Oh, and the hiking scene... that was sexy.

Michael Stone does a good job. Though the voices are sometimes hard to differentiate, he has a nice voice.

A Surprisingly Lovey Dovey Rivals-ish Romance

The casual hookups relationship between artists Benji Silver and Rhys Golden gets complicated when they reluctantly agree to share studio space. Some forced proximity, checked egos, and mild angst later, they're very deeply in love.

Once Benji and Rhys check their egos and learn to work together to achieve their artsy dreams, the story shifts into their being all-in-on declaring and showing their love for one another. There were times their "relationship analysis" seemed heavy handed and like it should've been internal dialogue rather than actual dialogue between the two, to the point it wasn't that believable even for a sudsy HEA romance. Their plentiful dirty talk was more of a mixed bag - some pretty hot, some fairly cringy.

Benji is the twin brother of Bode (Book 1 MC) and cousin to Kyson (Book 3 MC), and the relationship between the three plays an important role in the series. This book works as a standalone, though.

I hadn't been a fan of the narrator's delivery in Book 1 (I thought it monotone), but I didn't find that to be the case here - all told, good performance. I received a free review copy of this audio book and have left this honest review voluntarily. [Story: 3.5 Stars]

Benji and Rhys

Silver & Gold is book 2 in the Silver in th ed City series. Though this book is about Benji and Rhys it really should be enjoyed after book 1. This is an enjoyable enemies to lovers, force proximity story as Benji and Rhys, unbeknownst to them, are trying to purchase the same space for their art studios. They decide to share the space, which in the beginning in a disaster. I love Benji and Rhys together. I love how they don't give up on each other. The end sets up the next book and really makes you want to dive in. I recommend this book and series.
Narrator Michael Stone does a marvelous job.

Second in the Silver in the City Series

Great 2nd book in the Silver in the City Series and is even better than the 1st. It is entertaining from the start. Cliffhanger at the end sets up the final book. Can't wait for book 3!