Sixty Five Hours

By: N.R. Walker

Narrated by: Nick J. Russo

Cameron Fletcher and Lucas Hensley are advertising executives who have 65 hours to pull together the campaign of their careers. Sixty-five hours to get along. Sixty-five hours to not kill each other. Sixty-five hours to fall in love.

©2012 N.R. Walker (P)2020 N.R. Walker

Warm, Funny,

This book is going into my Favorites list, definitely a feel good story that I will listen to again. One closeted boss's son, one out and proud co-worker, and a looming deadline mix together for a life changing weekend. N.R. Walker is one of my automatic reads and Nick J. Russo makes the characters come to life in the best way. Sixty Five Hours is funny, warm and well worth a credit.

Cute

Cute and sweet, and adorable with a dash of some hot stuff.
Very enjoyable and highly recommendable.

Favorite

This has been my favorite book from NR Walker. The narrator is AWESOME and made this a delightful and fun listen. The story was cute and the characters really funny. There was an odd sexist tone to the book with the females being gender typical and some odd comments about 'being a girl' by the MC when feeling emotion; but on the whole I really enjoyed this book. I really loved Lucus' vibe and the quirky aspects the author added to each personality.

Fun & Sexy & Well-socked!

What a fun, sexy, no angst enemies-to-lovers read. This book just made me feel good, happy, and excited. I had a smile on my face practically the entire time I was reading this.

I gave it five stars not because it was the best book ever, but because of how it made me feel. I loved the two MCs and how they interacted with each other. I liked the premise: get this job done in 65 hours. I liked the setting: the world of advertising. And I liked the soft kinks the author threw in there for us. A totally sweet and worthwhile read!

Super strong narration!!

Good story. Good narration.

N.R. Walker does a wonderful job of creating characters with depth and personality. This story is entertaining because Cameron and Lucas are interesting people.

This is great read if you need a break from excess angst or too many explosions. There is just enough tension to keep the reader listening or turning the pages, but dashes of humor keep the story light. The narration by Nick J. Russo was an excellent addition to the story.