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A review by dejunk
The Boyfriend Recipe by V. Soffer, Alex Miska
4.0
The story is a standalone, but takes place within the Moore universe (book 1). It's not necessary to have read/listened to A Chance for Moore (but the series is such a good one, I would recommend it for additional enjoyment).
Hunter and David's initial meeting does not go well - Hunter thinks that his girlfriend is cheating on him (again) with David. When he realises that David is her brother, the damage has been done.
Fast forward a month or so, David reaches out to Hunter to ask him to be his fake BF for a family wedding. They are both attracted to each other, but the usual 'misunderstandings' ensue. Luckily, and with he interventions from friends and family, both men get their HEA.
As usual, Nick J. Russo does a wonderful job with the characters. He makes them seem so real, I almost forget that they are only characters in a fictional story. I was a little worried about his voicing Julian (for the few times he appears), but I needn't have worried- he was great as Julian :)
Hunter and David's initial meeting does not go well - Hunter thinks that his girlfriend is cheating on him (again) with David. When he realises that David is her brother, the damage has been done.
Fast forward a month or so, David reaches out to Hunter to ask him to be his fake BF for a family wedding. They are both attracted to each other, but the usual 'misunderstandings' ensue. Luckily, and with he interventions from friends and family, both men get their HEA.
As usual, Nick J. Russo does a wonderful job with the characters. He makes them seem so real, I almost forget that they are only characters in a fictional story. I was a little worried about his voicing Julian (for the few times he appears), but I needn't have worried- he was great as Julian :)