I find, now, that this book is worth a very good review, because it is not just angsty, but deepens in really complex relationships. Maybe because the first time I was just expecting to simply have a laugh at the situations and characters. However, when I decided to listen to the two books once more in a row, I realised that, actually, I enjoyed this part quite a lot, because not only it continued being really funny and had memorable hilarious moments, but was also much more complex than I realised. I thought this continuation wasn’t as funny as its predecessor was, and with too many angsty moments. And I didn’t enjoy it as much as the original story.

The first time because I loved how funny the first “Boyfriend Material” was, in its silly and crazy way. Unfortunate that we had to catch up with Justice Mayhew cos that nasty old bigot would definitely be one of the first up against the wall when that inevitable revolution comes, and of course, the less said about Luc's 'sperm donor' the better, he really isn't worth the page space IMHO. I still love Joe's 'Odile' accent and his 'Rhys Jones Bowen'. This isn't the British Empire anymore and the sooner you lot get those ideas out of your heads, the better. People like that need a few lessons in tolerance and acceptance. Yay!! Both of his parents were definitely homophobic and very opinionated, with outdated beliefs that were obviously very suitable for the toffs at the local Conservative club.but in this day and age? Definitely not. Luc didn't seem to do any 'growing up' in this story as far as I'm concerned, but I was extremely impressed with Oliver and the way he told his father to go f**k himself. So what if Oliver doesn't want to be as 'out' as you are Luc? It's not a competition, it's surely a question of personal choice and he's chosen to be far more understated in his 'gayness', but that doesn't mean that he isn't gay.and of course as far as his profession is concerned, he probably needs to keep things under wraps and tone things down, you know on the 'DL'.you've heard of that phrase I'm assuming Mr O'Donnell? Perhaps not, you're not really interested in what anyone else feels or thinks, you're too full of yourself. Luc behaves like a spoiled little child having a tantrum, in fact I could definitely see him throwing his toys out of his pram when he was younger. The story seemed to lag at times, and Luc just got on my very last nerve for the life of me, I still can't understand what Oliver sees in him, and the 'angry' tension between the two of them made it quite an exhausting read.

I really do not have enough superlatives for how brilliant his two narrations so far have been in this series. THREE stars for the story, but FIVE stars without a doubt for Joe Jameson's amazing narration once again.

Another very impressive performance from Joe.

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