Until You

By: Briar Prescott

Narrated by: Devon Ryder

I’m the first one to tell you I have issues.

Trust issues.

Family issues.

Probably a few others I haven’t discovered yet. Which is why I prefer to keep my life as simple and uncomplicated as possible.

Until him.

Blake McAdams barrels into my life and refuses to leave. He’s relentlessly optimistic, sexy as hell, annoyingly persistent, and…wants to be friends? Because…he thinks I’m interesting?

Yeah, I’ll pass. Thanks.

Only, somehow, we end up doing just that.

And then that friendship evolves into something more, and suddenly, I find myself navigating a completely foreign territory: a relationship.

But Blake has his own issues, and once those clash with mine my simple and uncomplicated life? Turns into anything but.

©2023 Briar Prescott (P)2023 Briar Prescott

Love this book

I couldn’t wait for this to be made into an audiobook and I’m so happy it’s out and I got to listen to it. Love it.

Wonderful

A good plot, deep characters, love that builds slowly and with a lot of emotion... the crisis towards the end is resolved in a mature way and without unnecessary drama. The narrator is excellent except for the fact that he didn't really do different voices for the two heroes and sometimes it was a bit unclear who said what, but other than that he was excellent.

Good, but....

If you're here for the sex, this isn't the book for you. It's a lovely story, amazing narration. But just meh.

Fantastic! with a twist

Such a great story! It's a bit disjointed in the beginning on purpose because it all ties up soon enough. I'm still confused about a few parts like Blake running into his family at the art exhibition, though later he doesn't have parents? I know foster child and all that, but it seems like that was who he ended up with for better or worse. A great story anyway and I can't wait to read more from this author!

All it’s tropes done right

First, Blake is one of my favorite characters I’ve read in the last few years. Second this story is extremely well written. I’m not always huge fan of first person pov with only one narrator, but here it’s critical to live in the feelings and trauma responses, to make guesses at the secrets and to fail to know the twists this story takes. I also appreciate the lengthy amount of time we get in relationship development and happiness before the bond is tested to its limit. This story was not too slow or to rushed. You will love it