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Call Duology #2.5
His Call
22,000 words.
Ten scenes.
Seven you thought you knew.
Three you never did.
In this CALL series novella, get inside Aaron Stone's head for the very first time. Experience some of your favourite scenes from LATE CALL and FINAL CALL from his point of view and enjoy three brand new scenes you always wondered about...
Ten scenes.
Seven you thought you knew.
Three you never did.
In this CALL series novella, get inside Aaron Stone's head for the very first time. Experience some of your favourite scenes from LATE CALL and FINAL CALL from his point of view and enjoy three brand new scenes you always wondered about...
79 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 12, 2014
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About the author
Emma Hart
135 books7,574 followersEmma Hart is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of over twenty novels and has been translated into several different languages. She first put fingers to keys at the age of eighteen after her husband told her she read too much and should write her own.
Four years later, she's still figuring out what he meant when he said she 'read too much.'
She prides herself on writing smart smut that's filled with dry wit, snappy, sarcastic comebacks, but lots of heart... And sex. Sometimes, she kills people. (Disclaimer: In books. But if you bug her, she'll use your name for the victims.)
You can find her online at www.emmahart.org, www.facebook.com/emmahartbooks, or join her reader group at http://bit.ly/EmmaHartsHartbreakers.
Four years later, she's still figuring out what he meant when he said she 'read too much.'
She prides herself on writing smart smut that's filled with dry wit, snappy, sarcastic comebacks, but lots of heart... And sex. Sometimes, she kills people. (Disclaimer: In books. But if you bug her, she'll use your name for the victims.)
You can find her online at www.emmahart.org, www.facebook.com/emmahartbooks, or join her reader group at http://bit.ly/EmmaHartsHartbreakers.
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July 19, 2014
I loved this series, so to get a shortie starring Aaron's POV on some scenes we have been introduced to, but also some additional scenes meant it was Christmas...kerching!
He became more endearing than I had him originally penned, if that was at all possible.
But what had me very excited for was the introduction to Wild Temptation, which features Tyler, Aaron's wild, carefree, photographer cousin, and Liv, Dalton's best friend. I can't wait to read more of their story...
He became more endearing than I had him originally penned, if that was at all possible.
But what had me very excited for was the introduction to Wild Temptation, which features Tyler, Aaron's wild, carefree, photographer cousin, and Liv, Dalton's best friend. I can't wait to read more of their story...
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July 13, 2014*************SPOILER ALERT: IF YOU HAVE NOT READ THE SECOND BOOK IN THE SERIES PLEASE DON'T READ THIS REVIEW**************************************
I am so freakin' excited Emma decided to write Aaorn's point of view for two reasons one: it's Aaron freakin' Stone ladies, and two: we got to get inside his pervy little mind and see how he functioned, "it's still early." Amusement threads through her tone - amusement I plan to eff right out of her." I really loved the fact Emma wrote some never before read scenes because I was always wondering what was going through Aaron's head or what he was doing to win back Dayton in the second book, and I hate how I was left wondering so it's great we got to see what lengths and measures he went through. I'm seriously excited for Tyler's book and I can't wait to see if Aaron and Dayton pay him a little visit.
I am so freakin' excited Emma decided to write Aaorn's point of view for two reasons one: it's Aaron freakin' Stone ladies, and two: we got to get inside his pervy little mind and see how he functioned, "it's still early." Amusement threads through her tone - amusement I plan to eff right out of her." I really loved the fact Emma wrote some never before read scenes because I was always wondering what was going through Aaron's head or what he was doing to win back Dayton in the second book, and I hate how I was left wondering so it's great we got to see what lengths and measures he went through. I'm seriously excited for Tyler's book and I can't wait to see if Aaron and Dayton pay him a little visit.
March 12, 2020
I loved reading Aaron perspective it was great to see his sides of things.
July 31, 2014
I love love love this series!!! This is Aaron's POV on some of the highlights of books 1 and 2!!!! Scorching Hoooootttttt!!! *squeeeeelllllll*
And there's a sneak peak on wild temptation.... Oh my f********** God! It was goooood!!! Can't wait for it!!!!!
And there's a sneak peak on wild temptation.... Oh my f********** God! It was goooood!!! Can't wait for it!!!!!
August 30, 2014
3.5 stars.
September 28, 2019
Aaron's pov
I wish this pov had been within the first 2 books. I love dual pov's and knowing Aaron's gives the story an extra zing! That being said, Emma's writing still gave us a good grasp of the intensity of his character! Good job!
I wish this pov had been within the first 2 books. I love dual pov's and knowing Aaron's gives the story an extra zing! That being said, Emma's writing still gave us a good grasp of the intensity of his character! Good job!
October 5, 2017
I so loved getting to read Aaron POV between him and Dayton. You really have to read Late Cal! And Final Call first.
October 16, 2017
Perfect
Perfect little insight to Aaron and to see what's was thinking of Day. And a perfect little tease of the relationship they have!!
Perfect little insight to Aaron and to see what's was thinking of Day. And a perfect little tease of the relationship they have!!
October 24, 2017
Nice quick read. Great to hear Aaron's side
October 14, 2024
POV
I really love getting the opposite person point of view and what they're thinking. It just makes everything so much more fleshed out.
I really love getting the opposite person point of view and what they're thinking. It just makes everything so much more fleshed out.
February 10, 2015
Review originally posted at Ramblings From This Chick
His Call by Emma Hart is a very short look into Aaron's POV from the Call Series. This novella contains ten scenes told from Aaron's POV, seven of which the reader has seen before if you have read Late Call and Final Call with three scenes being brand new. Because this novella is previous scenes told differently, this should be read after the two novels.
I will say that I really loved getting Aaron's POV. With Late Call and Final Call being told completely from Dayton's POV, we were never really able to see where Aaron was coming from or what he was doing when he wasn't with Dayton. There were so many pivotal events that occurred without Dayton present, that I had always wondered what really went down. In His Call, it was great to see everything that Aaron had been up to behind the scenes and the lengths he went to for Dayton. This novella made me wish that the first two books had been told in dual POV, because I felt like this really gave so much more understanding and depth to the story. While I appreciated getting any of Aaron's POV at all, this almost felt like a tease.
While I would definitely recommend this to fans of the series, it isn't necessary to the story. I wish that Aaron's POV had been a part of the two books, and that we would have been given even more of him. The seven previously seen scenes were great from Aaron's POV. But there wasn't really any new content other than his thoughts and feelings of what was going on instead of Dayton's. The three new scenes were night, and I felt that they added a lot to the story. But, I can't help but feel as though I was hoping for more. They were three great scenes in which we got to see different sides of Aaron than we did in the first two books, but I just felt that there wasn't that much new content here and that disappointed me a bit. I still think that this one is worth the read, especially if you enjoyed the first two books. I am a huge fan of Emma Hart at this point and I honestly cannot wait to get more from her in the future starting with Liv and Tyler's story. I loved getting a bit of them at the end of His Call, and it left me anxious for more!
His Call by Emma Hart is a very short look into Aaron's POV from the Call Series. This novella contains ten scenes told from Aaron's POV, seven of which the reader has seen before if you have read Late Call and Final Call with three scenes being brand new. Because this novella is previous scenes told differently, this should be read after the two novels.
I will say that I really loved getting Aaron's POV. With Late Call and Final Call being told completely from Dayton's POV, we were never really able to see where Aaron was coming from or what he was doing when he wasn't with Dayton. There were so many pivotal events that occurred without Dayton present, that I had always wondered what really went down. In His Call, it was great to see everything that Aaron had been up to behind the scenes and the lengths he went to for Dayton. This novella made me wish that the first two books had been told in dual POV, because I felt like this really gave so much more understanding and depth to the story. While I appreciated getting any of Aaron's POV at all, this almost felt like a tease.
While I would definitely recommend this to fans of the series, it isn't necessary to the story. I wish that Aaron's POV had been a part of the two books, and that we would have been given even more of him. The seven previously seen scenes were great from Aaron's POV. But there wasn't really any new content other than his thoughts and feelings of what was going on instead of Dayton's. The three new scenes were night, and I felt that they added a lot to the story. But, I can't help but feel as though I was hoping for more. They were three great scenes in which we got to see different sides of Aaron than we did in the first two books, but I just felt that there wasn't that much new content here and that disappointed me a bit. I still think that this one is worth the read, especially if you enjoyed the first two books. I am a huge fan of Emma Hart at this point and I honestly cannot wait to get more from her in the future starting with Liv and Tyler's story. I loved getting a bit of them at the end of His Call, and it left me anxious for more!
July 11, 2014
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This was an interesting installment to the call series. I loved getting into Aaron's head. This isn't a retelling of either book or a recreation of the Call Series books but from his POV. This is just strictly certain scenes from both Late Call and Final Call told from his mind. Emma picked out the most important scenes from those books and told us what Aaron was thinking and feeling. If you have read the Call Series then I would suggest reading this book so you get both sides of the story. DO NOT READ this if you haven't read the first two books….Late Call and Final Call. His call won't make any sense to you.
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This was an interesting installment to the call series. I loved getting into Aaron's head. This isn't a retelling of either book or a recreation of the Call Series books but from his POV. This is just strictly certain scenes from both Late Call and Final Call told from his mind. Emma picked out the most important scenes from those books and told us what Aaron was thinking and feeling. If you have read the Call Series then I would suggest reading this book so you get both sides of the story. DO NOT READ this if you haven't read the first two books….Late Call and Final Call. His call won't make any sense to you.
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October 23, 2019
His Call includes several scenes from the Call Duology written in Aaron's perspective, which is fun since Aaron Stone is such a fun character. To be honest, when I started this fairly short story, I wondered if it might be much of the same that I already know of Aaron from the first two books. HOWEVER, at about the point in the series that Naomi begins acting up, Aaron's thoughts and perspective really becomes new to me and this story picks up a great deal. I liked being inside of his head during some of the key scenes, particularly toward the end of the series.
Fun addition to this duology. Fairly short, quick read. Not at all necessary to the series, but certainly a fun read if you're a fan of Aaron.
Fun addition to this duology. Fairly short, quick read. Not at all necessary to the series, but certainly a fun read if you're a fan of Aaron.
July 14, 2014
I really enjoyed this series and reading Aaron's POV was cool. I read this series a couple of weeks ago (I didn't know this existed then) so I saw no need to reread the books. However, I think the true way to enjoy reading this book is to read it right in the heels of finishing book two. It's segments of the story, told by Aaron. But because it isn't the story retold by him, it feels disjointed as its only select portions. I think if I'd read it immediately after the series, I would have enjoyed this more because I would have remembered more of the little details and nuances of the story. Very enjoyable in any case.
February 6, 2015
4.5 'Requirement' Stars***
I absolutely loved the Call Series and to have to get inside Aaron "Mr. Requirements" Stone's head, well it was a well deserving icing on the cake.
The things that I loved in the book were:
*The author picked out really good scenes to portray from Aaron's point of view
*The desperation in Aaron's thoughts and words to get Dayton back
*And, the best one, Aaron slamming Naomi with the divorce papers, the economy seat tickets and further terminating her contract with the agency.
Now, that's how you slam a bitch or ex-wife in this case (actually she was both) that refuses to go away
I absolutely loved the Call Series and to have to get inside Aaron "Mr. Requirements" Stone's head, well it was a well deserving icing on the cake.
The things that I loved in the book were:
*The author picked out really good scenes to portray from Aaron's point of view
*The desperation in Aaron's thoughts and words to get Dayton back
*And, the best one, Aaron slamming Naomi with the divorce papers, the economy seat tickets and further terminating her contract with the agency.
Now, that's how you slam a bitch or ex-wife in this case (actually she was both) that refuses to go away
July 23, 2014
Things I loved about this novella-:-
*I really like the story from Aaron's point of view, in fact I think I prefer it to Dayton's. I like how his mind works, you can understand the sex more because it's explained in his deep love for her.
*The author chose really good scenes to use his point of view
*There is also an extra scene with Tyler, he may just be my favourite Stone, we shall see!
Things that would improve my reading experience:-
*If the whole story had been written in Aaron's point of view! But this is me being pernickety.
*I really like the story from Aaron's point of view, in fact I think I prefer it to Dayton's. I like how his mind works, you can understand the sex more because it's explained in his deep love for her.
*The author chose really good scenes to use his point of view
*There is also an extra scene with Tyler, he may just be my favourite Stone, we shall see!
Things that would improve my reading experience:-
*If the whole story had been written in Aaron's point of view! But this is me being pernickety.
October 21, 2015
This was a quick and short novella in this series. This book gave us some insight into what was going through Aaron's mind during some very important scenes from the first two books. I really liked this and love when we get to see the male POV. I sometimes wish we would get dual POV books more often. I think having Aaron's POV throughout this series would have been better. But I really enjoyed reading these.
December 18, 2014
I liked hearing from Aaron's pov even though this was short and sweet and only told us snippets from the first two books it was still good. Again I don't think I've read of such a truly devoted man such as Aaron. It's nice to read of a man that's not constantly got a roving eye and going from woman to woman for a change.
November 28, 2014
To call this a novella is a gross inaccuracy. It is simply a retelling of random scenes from the male perspective. I didn't feel connected to the characters at all since it was just a guy having sex that I had already read.
Nothing new or unexpected at all. I would have been fine not reading this "novella."
Nothing new or unexpected at all. I would have been fine not reading this "novella."
November 3, 2014
If you have already read the first two books in this series, this is a definite add-on must-read. Because what else could be better than a male POV, right? I guess a hot male POV would top that though. Lucky for myself this was that!
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January 15, 2015
His Call was a quick novella in the Call series by Emma Hart. This book gave us some insight into what was going through Aaron's mind in some very important scenes from the first two books in the Call series. Loved this series and the characters and I would highly recommend this series by Emma Hart!!
July 12, 2014
Aaron Stone- my new book boyfriend. I enjoyed this little bit of extra Aaron Stone added to Final Call and Late Call not nearly long enough but juicy enough to really enjoy. Can't wait for Wild Temptation with Liv & Tyler's story.
July 13, 2014
Aaron's side of his and Dayton's relationship. We get inside his head, and see what happens when they reunite. It wasn't really fluid for me, because it was broken into different scenes. Overall good, but could have been better.
July 15, 2014
I do enjoy the male characters side of the story and this was brilliant the only thing negative about it was the editing was not complete and a lot of the book had the underlined and scored out words still present which sometimes made it hard to read.
But other than that it was a great novella
But other than that it was a great novella
July 20, 2014
I am a HUGE fan of the male POV!!! Love to hear what their mind was thinking as the drama unfolds and this one is fabulous. And as a super bonus, we get the first three chapters of Tyler & Liv's story...CAN'T WAIT!!!
July 29, 2014
Brilliant pov from Aaron, his desperation to get Dayton back, wow there was no stopping him this time.
Highly recommended series
PS I can't wait to hear more from Liv and Tyler too, I thinks sparks will most definitely fly
Highly recommended series
PS I can't wait to hear more from Liv and Tyler too, I thinks sparks will most definitely fly
July 31, 2014
This includes segments of the story repeated in Aaron's point of view. There is some new stuff and it does provide some understanding but unless you buy the box set you don't really need to read this one.
August 12, 2014
This was actually better than the first two books. In fact, I think I would have liked more scenes from his POV during the first two books. Dayton was too stupid for me. Aaron at least was a strong and caring character.
July 9, 2014
Cute chapters from his POV! It was nice to get in his head a little. I want WIld Temptation now though!!!
July 14, 2014
A quick short story of Aaron's side of a few of the scenes in The Call Series. I love this series and it always leaves me wanting more of Aaron & Dayton.
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