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A review by the_novel_approach
Tigers on the Run by Sean Kennedy
5.0
I grabbie-handed this because I simply love this series, and Declan and Simon. They are truly the prefect couple to me, flaws and all. Obviously, Tigers on the Run is about this couple, and they are already established.
The book starts with Dec and Simon living their lives, with friends in tow, through some fun and sometimes stressful situations. Poor Simon’s best friend, Coby, ends up dating Simon’s nemesis. Dec is dealing with his foundation and a newly out young AFL star who is causing trouble. Altogether this story is fun, emotional, and exciting. Kennedy writes books that make you escape into his characters’ world and feel like you are the other friend at the table arguing and having a good time.
Narration: But Dave Gillies absolutely ruined this story for me. He was awful. His up and down cadence was really weird, and the rhythm didn’t change regardless of what the situation was. Thank goodness I read the story beforehand, otherwise I would have stopped listening to this audiobook. I urge readers to pick up the print/e-book edition of Tigers on the Run and read it because you would be missing the amazing writer that Sean Kennedy is.
Reviewed by Amy for The Novel Approach Reviews
The book starts with Dec and Simon living their lives, with friends in tow, through some fun and sometimes stressful situations. Poor Simon’s best friend, Coby, ends up dating Simon’s nemesis. Dec is dealing with his foundation and a newly out young AFL star who is causing trouble. Altogether this story is fun, emotional, and exciting. Kennedy writes books that make you escape into his characters’ world and feel like you are the other friend at the table arguing and having a good time.
Narration: But Dave Gillies absolutely ruined this story for me. He was awful. His up and down cadence was really weird, and the rhythm didn’t change regardless of what the situation was. Thank goodness I read the story beforehand, otherwise I would have stopped listening to this audiobook. I urge readers to pick up the print/e-book edition of Tigers on the Run and read it because you would be missing the amazing writer that Sean Kennedy is.
Reviewed by Amy for The Novel Approach Reviews