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Hi guys.

I love m/m audio books and if you end up reading this, chances are you do as well :)

I'm absolutely happy about Dreamspinner Press for bringing out so many great audio books, but I've gone through quite a few of them and soon there won't be all that many audio books for me to listen to anymore.

I would love for other Romance Publishers to follow suit with DSP and release some of their M/M Romance as audio books as well. Many of my favorites are published by Samhain Publishing, which is a big company and would surely be able to try it, should there be enough demand for it.

I will write them about how much I love the audio books of their rival DSP and how happy it would make me to buy audio book versions of titles like The Rebuilding Year from Samhain.

I would like to ask you to do the same in your own words and with your favorite titles from Samhain that would be an instant buy for you! Please also include your favorite narrators like Sean Crisden, Paul Morey, Jeff Gelder, Jack Lefleur and so on, since narrators are very important for the quality of the audio book :)

Thank you. Let's cross our fingers. But the customer service requests are forwarded to the marketing team, so if the interest is there, we might get some amazing new audio books. Let's do it :)

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Cut & Run is on the list at least twice. Can the extras be deleted?

Gloria (censored by Goodreads) wrote: "Cut & Run is on the list at least twice. Can the extras be deleted?"

Done.

I donno if others agree with me, but I don't think A Casual Weekend Thing should be on this list. I really could not continue listening to that narrator.

The Tin Star? I couldn't find an audio...

I couldn't find audio for The Mark of an Alpha.

Should we remove the ones we know are not available on audio?

For Mark of the Alpha and The Tin Star, I checked on Amazon, the ebook publisher's website, and the author's website and there is no mention of an audiobook so I've deleted the books. (I deleted the duplicates, too.)

I also modified the description so it's clear that you should only add books that are audiobooks. The way it was written before it said you could link to a print version if an audiobook wasn't available. That may possibly be where the confusion came in. Hopefully that will help.

For any other books that come up, if you check those places then yes, I think it can be deleted. Or you can PM the person who voted and ask where he/she heard it. I'm happy to do the search and/or delete if you PM me.

Jane, I sympathize--I couldn't listen to the Hunger Games because I hated the reader so much, but it's a personal taste thing. If people don't vote for it then it will move lower and lower on the list. I personally am not going to trust anything voted on by only one or two people since their tastes may vary greatly from mine. :)

403 and 404 appear to be MF (or maybe MFM) but not MMF even. I think they should be deleted. That series looks mostly MF to me.

Can you give me the titles? The numbers change as people vote. I caught one, Braydon and deleted it. There was also a Sherilyn Kenyon book, but MM Romance was listed as a genre on the right hand side. There are probably side characters. Has anyone read this to know if it qualifies for this list?

I don't think the there are any audio version of JL Langley's books...if there are, they must be the best kept secrets:-)

A bunch of books are on here twice - often the book version and the audio version separately.

Nothing is coming up when I check for duplicates and unless they're next or close to each other, I'm not going to remember what I've just seen. If anyone sees duplicates can you please give me the titles?

Thank you!