Interlude: First Noel
Executive Office Series, Book 4
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Narrated by:
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John Solo
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By:
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Tal Bauer
About this listen
Step back to Jack and Ethan's first Christmas season and the tentative early months of their relationship under the world's spotlight.
Three months into Ethan's transfer-in-exile in Des Moines, Iowa, the pressures of dating Jack, the president of the United States, start to wear Ethan down. His weeks are measured by the days he works in Iowa, chasing counterfeiters and financial crimes, and the weekends he manages to steal with Jack back in DC. The media stalks his every move; he's isolated by his coworkers and loneliness hammers at his heart.
In DC, Jack tries to piece together a global alliance to take down the Caliphate, while the world seems focused on tearing apart his personal life. Hostility surrounds him from all corners of the globe, but a surprise offer from President Sergey Puchkov may pave the way for a tentative alliance...and perhaps the beginning of a friendship.
As Ethan finds himself in the middle of an investigation that rubs too deeply against his soul and Jack tries to balance leading the free world and keeping his and Ethan's relationship going, the two men must face what their love has become...and where they are heading together.
Contains mature themes.
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Overall4 out of 5 stars
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- BevS
- 25-07-21
John Solo irritates the hell out of me sometimes..
***Audio Review***
Four stars for the audio. John Solo really does cheesy language well, but still makes me cringe sometimes at his OTT narration.
***Book Review***
Well, one thing you can't deny about these two is that they love each other...deeply and irrevocably. The secret service bear was such a puddle of goo touch too 🧡...really enjoyed the story. 4.5 stars, many thanks Tal.
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Overall3 out of 5 stars
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- Linda Muhavi
- 21-08-23
Love is Love is All
Interlude was a sentimental story about sacrifices made for love be it romantic, fraternal, filial or humanitarian. Ethan | Jack's deepening emotional connection was shown; how the White House operated was fun; and I lapped up the speculative international politics. Sergey? Hilarious! Interlude wasn't as plausibly plotted or tightly constructed as l expected. I also misliked Jack being helpess without Ethan and an airport run for love snapped my last incredulous nerve. Reads better as Book 1.5 rather than Book 4 as marketed.
🎧 Interlude played to John Solo's sincere narrative style: his ability to convey kindness, tenderness, love on one hand and on the other, arousal, lust, passion in a classy way. JS transmutes cheesy language into soulful declarations and grounds implausible scenes, so that you (mostly) believe it. John also conveys baser emotions sympathetically: you get it (mistrust) or know it (homophobic disdain) or sympathise (Sunday Blues). True, Solo's Russian accent is awful and his odd modulation needs getting used to. I paid these no mind because Interlude's sweetness played to Mr. Solo's strengths.
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