
Ambiguous
IOU, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Hamish Long
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Kirt Graves
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By:
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Leslie McAdam
About this listen
Love is for other people, not for me….
At least that’s what I believed, until I met him. Julian Hill. The most famous rock star on the planet. A music god with untidy hair and the voice of an angel.
I’ll never be anything but out, and he has very good reasons to stay in the closet. After all, every move he makes is dissected, critiqued, and shared on social media, so he just wants a little privacy. I understand that. Truly, I do.
But no one makes me feel the way he does, and I’m pretty sure he has feelings for me as well. Which is inconvenient, since his record label just hired me to sue him. Guess I should’ve sorted things out before I kissed him…oops.
Ambiguous is an addictive MM bisexual romance novel about a fashion-forward rock singer who hates labels of all kinds (except for clothing), a dapper attorney who already has a (fake) boyfriend for a very good reason, and the possibility of love saving the day in a sensually stimulating “opposites-attract” romance story. In addition to the compassionate, big-hearted main characters and engaging, steamy interactions, LGBTQ+ romance fans are raving about the refreshingly honest discussions about homophobia, acceptance, bisexuality, and gay rights, which flow seamlessly into the heartwarming, soul-stirring love story.
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©2022 Leslie McAdam (P)2022 Leslie McAdamListener received this title free
Great performances and story
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It's about rock star Julian Hill who meets lawyer Sam for work. I liked Sam a lot. Jules is very successful as a musician and he is trying to live up to the expectations of his fans, but the production of his new album is getting a little stalled.
The romance between the two is slow. And looking at the two men, Sam and Julian couldn't be more different. They have only one thing in common: they know a thing or two about being in the public eye.
I enjoyed watching Sam and Julian slowly fall in love with each other.
I really liked the two story lines from the point of view of the two protagonists. Both Kirt Graves and Hamish Long deliver a great performance. Both are very good at putting themselves in the shoes of their respective characters and do a fantastic job of bringing across the emotions.
rock star and lawyer - great dual narration
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Julian has not done anything to rock the boat as a rock star. He takes the time to interact with the fans. His behavior is more boring than outrageous. His orientation isn’t advertised nor denied. Then he meets Sam. The attraction between Sam and Julian changes everything.
Sam is an attorney that is given the job of getting Julian to live up to his contract. As Sam meets Julian his attraction changes everything in his personal and career life. Sam comes from a political family and has been fake dating his friend Kurt to promote the political campaign of his grandfather.
When it becomes public that Julian is gay and dating Sam both of their lives are in turmoil. Does the political career of Fred Stone matter more than honesty? What happens to the relationship between Julian and his brother Colin? I could not stop listening until Julian and Sam decide what actions they will deal with. I feel the author did an excellent job of the ending.
The narrations by Hamish Long and Kirt Graves made me feel the characters and situations were real. They made the story very easy to focus on and enjoyable.
Enjoyable
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very enjoyable
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Ambiguous is about the love between a rock star (Jules) and the lawyer (Sam) who’s hired by the record company to pressure said rock star to create a new album. There couldn’t be two people who are more different than Jules and Sam.
I really loved their meet cute: Sam dabbing Jules crotch with a napkin!
It’s also about being able to be who you are on the inside and love who you love as a person, whoever that person might be.
Both narrators did a great job. I really liked listening to their voices.
Wonderful 💕
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From the start, I related to Sam. Slightly clumsy, making a fool of himself, wanting to make a good impression and then believing he failed – these are all things I can intensely relate to. He’s a lawyer whose family’s political ambitions know no bounds. In California – and being of a liberal bent – that means supporting LGBTQ rights. Having a gay son who is dating the son of another prominent politician is just good optics. Forget that Sam views the man as a friend. He’s just going along dealing with the homophobic boss and the assignment of babysitting some pampered rock star. If it means he can keep doing his pro bono work, Sam’ll do it. Doesn’t help that Julian isn’t just attractive – he’s a genuinely good guy.
Julian is that rock star. He doesn’t want to be babysat. He wants his muse back. He’s agreed to write a solo album and he’s stuck. He came up first through a boy band and then into his current group – who are great – but this is a journey he’s on his own for. Except he’s got Sam there. Sam who makes him laugh. Sam who helps him face his fears – both irrational and not. Sam who supports him – even at great personal and professional expense. Sam who lives his life out and proud as a gay man. Julian dislikes labels – but straight doesn’t fit. He’s tried to express himself in clothing – only to have people see it as a fashion statement rather than the personal one he’s trying to make. He’s being pushed into owning something he’s not ready to do. I can completely relate – if you are going to come out as anything other than the heteronormative cis and straight, it needs to be done on your timeline, not someone else’s.
If you can’t tell, I really enjoyed this story. Sam and Julian were perfect together. And they couldn’t keep their hands off each other, which totally made the story hot. But it was also touching as both men had to grapple with what they wanted, what their families demanded, and what society expected. In the end, I got a great book.
I adore both Hamish Long and Kirt Graves as narrators. I was excited to see the two men working together and they did a fantastic job. If they team up again, I’m definitely in.
Really enjoyed this one
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A British pop star - made famous by a TV talent show is now living in the US and meets a young American lawyer who has been assigned by the pop star’s record company to get a new album from their client.
I liked the format of having two narrators for the two main characters and the story was paced well - even the familiar old storylines didn’t detract from an enjoyable passionate love story
Enjoyable and entertaining.
A good take on a familiar story
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3.5⭐️ story
Yall the non-relationship parts of this plot were MESSY. But the actual romance was great! I will definitely continue on with this series as I read books 2 & 2.5 first and enjoyed them more.
wonderful romance
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As much as this story was about music and romance, Julian and Sam also had highly satisfying personal journeys that left me feeling really proud of what they'd accomplished. I can honestly say that I don't think I'd ever want to open myself up to the public scrutiny celebrities like Julian put themselves through, and the fact that he found a way to stay true to himself and still pursue his passion was amazing. Sam had the no less difficult task of figuring out how to support his family without sacrificing the things that made him happy--not to mention the work issues he was dealing with for the majority of the story. When I look back on the entirety of this audio, what stands out to me is how well rounded every aspect of it was, from Julian and Sam's romance to the progression of Julian's album to the personal victories both men had in their daily lives. Hamish Long and Kirt Graves were outstanding narrators who really brought these people to life for me. I feel so happy and satisfied after finishing their story, and that's because I know without a doubt that only good things are coming their way.
**I voluntarily listened to a free copy of this book. This review expresses my honest thoughts and opinions.
A delightful, music-themed romance
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Hamish Long was brilliant as the voice of Julian, Kirt was great as Sam. My only small gripe is that when either narrator had to speak the other character's lines, the transition was noticeable (but not enough to distract).
A great way to experience the story. Definitely recommend.
Solid story with very good performances
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