This was read by John Solo and he did a fantastic job with Walker's southern accent. I don't like to cry ugly tears in any story. But it was a happy ending all round as most stories are and I like that. But the best laid plans of mice and men! It's the story of them falling on Love I was thinking at first Andy (The director) was okay and pretty cool. Roan applied to go on this show to get the money to pay for a new treatment for his Mama, and didn't intend to fall for the batchelor. Roan is just Roan, a lovely young guy who is struggling to look after his Mama who is ill with cancer. Walker is pure southern gentleman which I loved. Although I did squirm a little at the title for the reality show (Queer seeks Spouse) I liked seeing the inside workings of how a Reality TV show is made. I have listened to Leta Blake's work before and always enjoyed it, but Indra is a new to me author. I'm not sure he meant to do that, but I found it entertaining.Ĭowboy Seeks Husband by Leta Blake & Indra Vaughn. I especially loved how he made Walker sound like Elvis Pressley. The performance was quite delightful and helped me over the hurdles presented by the parts I hated. I loved how they fell in love, despite the impediments in their way. I get that reality shows like this do happen in likely this very same way, but I didn't like how intrusive the reality of a television production on the relationship that blossomed between these two men. Some of the secondary characters were not even remotely likable - think Molly and Adam - and while I liked Ben, I didn't like the way his whole storyline was handled.

That part was not merely distracting but also frustrating and aggravating. Highly recommended.Įven though I found much of this love story between Walker Reed and Roan Carmichael to be really heartwarming, sweet, and sexy, I hated the game show aspects of it, with the necessary intrusions of the people in charge and some of the other contestants. This audiobook came to me, by my request, as a free review copy.

He gets a well-deserved 5+ stars from me.

John Solo! The voice-acting by John Solo for this book is truly one of the best performances that I’ve had the pleasure of listening to. But it all ends in a long-awaited steamy scene and a happily-ever-after.

In the meantime, the authors deliver some cute rom-com hijinks, show producers manufacturing ‘drama’ and a few tear-inducing sad moments. The spark of attraction is immediate but their story is a slow-burn. Neither one is looking for love, but it finds them anyway. Walker, the ranch-owning bachelor, and Roan, one of the show’s suitors are only doing the show for money. I don’t watch much reality TV, but I sure did enjoy this sweet and comedic take on it. Reality show shenanigans and unexpected love are on offer in Indra Vaughn and Leta Blake’s witty take on a ‘The Bachelor’-esque ‘Queer Meets Spouse’ production.

Cowboy Seeks Husband by Leta Blake