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A review by the_novel_approach
Cover Up by K.C. Burn
4.0
Cover Up is the second audio book in KC Burn’s Toronto Tales series, and while I loved it, and Tristan James’ fantastic narration, there are few things in Cover Up’s storyline I had problems overcoming.
Going from being on administrative leave after a drug raid gone wrong, to going undercover, I have to admit I had a little problem with this; I couldn’t understand why Ivan would risk his job when his boss pushed him to take the case. This, coupled with all the misunderstandings and more than a few conclusions being jumped to between Ivan and Parker, had me rolling my eyes a couple of times. For instance, Ivan mistaking Neil for Parker’s boyfriend rather than his friend, or when Parker would leave after having sex with Ivan. Ivan assumed it was Parker’s guilt over his “cheating” on Neil, which wasn’t the case at all but is an example of their lack of communication.
But, even with the eye rolling angst thrown in for effect, there were some very sweet moments in this story that made me want to see how Ivan and Parker managed their HEA, things I don’t want to reveal because they’d be spoilers, but let’s just say there are some nice surprises in Cover Up too.
As for the narrator, let me just say that if Tristan James were a telemarketer, I would be the one keeping him on the phone line. This man has a voice that curls my toes.
So, I’m giving this audio a 4 Star rating.
Going from being on administrative leave after a drug raid gone wrong, to going undercover, I have to admit I had a little problem with this; I couldn’t understand why Ivan would risk his job when his boss pushed him to take the case. This, coupled with all the misunderstandings and more than a few conclusions being jumped to between Ivan and Parker, had me rolling my eyes a couple of times. For instance, Ivan mistaking Neil for Parker’s boyfriend rather than his friend, or when Parker would leave after having sex with Ivan. Ivan assumed it was Parker’s guilt over his “cheating” on Neil, which wasn’t the case at all but is an example of their lack of communication.
But, even with the eye rolling angst thrown in for effect, there were some very sweet moments in this story that made me want to see how Ivan and Parker managed their HEA, things I don’t want to reveal because they’d be spoilers, but let’s just say there are some nice surprises in Cover Up too.
As for the narrator, let me just say that if Tristan James were a telemarketer, I would be the one keeping him on the phone line. This man has a voice that curls my toes.
So, I’m giving this audio a 4 Star rating.