Status Updates From Axes & O's

I look down at my crotch and see a wet stain on the front from my precum. My entire body heats when I think about the mess I’m going to make.
There’s a shift, and then Fox’s finger is lifting my gaze to his. “Make a fucking mess, Nathan. That’s what a washer is for.”

Okay, I fucking laughed at that.

Uuuuugh, why is this man so fucking underrated I narration? I love his voice so fucking much, especially the way he delivers softer lines. Makes me wish he at least did independent audio, because I'd subscribe to that shit so fucking fast.

I feel like if Kayla Grosse had teamed up with Sierra Simone on New Camelot, the MF would have been a lot less squicky.

“And if I like the pace you set?” Nathan asks, his voice tentative.

Now it’s my turn to gloat. The very immature response would be to yell “I told you so!” at my wife and stick out my tongue, but I won’t do that. Also, I’m positive she knows I’m thinking it because her jaw is hardened, and I’m betting she’s biting her tongue.

At first I was finding it a little interesting how this book seems to be so emotional despite seeming to have zero plot outside the development of the triad's relationship, but then I realized it's almost like an Annabeth Albert book that way. 'Axes and O's: If Annabeth Albert wrote MMF'

When the Stephen Dexter character character considers 'good morning' a 'frilly word'. Also, I just realized I've been calling Stephen Dexter, Dexter Morgan, and I'm terribly embarrassed.

Theory: the boss lady fucked with his car and drugged him?

Realizing that dual narration really works a lot better when the VAs are in the same register / have similar timbres. This Made For the Fans work quite well, but while, for example, Grayson can do a decent (lower) woman's voice, but hearing him try to reach Dexter's range is... Interesting.

I don't think I've ever heard a Christmas romance begin this bleakly... Grayson's so perfect for it, though. (Yeah, I may have typecast him just a bit.)

Okay, look, I know I have fucking reading ADHD, and amapparently currently reading or listening to 13 books, plus I have 2 books on deck with NetGalley, but... It's Grayson Owens and Dexter Morgan, with an average rating above four stars, and it's GOTTA be better than fucking 'Lights, Camera, Knot' (which didn't have Morgan, BTW). Now that I got a hold of it, I HAVE to listen to it!