Inside Out

Written by Aimee Nicole Walker

Narrated by Joel Leslie

Romeo Bradly and Julius Shepherd moved to Blissville for the same reason: a fresh start. Romeo was looking for a school district where he could make a real impact in the lives of students and faculty, and Julius was eager to teach one of his passions to the best and brightest. But the sleepy little town offered them much more than they'd bargained for-quirky people, unlikely friendships, and an all-consuming attraction that turns them inside out.

When unexpected circumstances threaten to cancel the school play, Romeo's theater background and Julius's musical expertise make them the perfect pair to save the day. Working together so closely makes it harder for the men to ignore their growing feelings. After all, the heart knows what it wants and doesn't care about age gaps, race, or professional conflict of interest. Romeo and Julius will learn that they have far more in common than they realize, and their differences will make them stronger.

Their commitment to each other and the play will be tested when outside forces target them as a couple and exert pressure to cancel the production. Romeo and Julius vow to prove that their love can conquer any challenge.

Contains mature themes.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tantor Media, Inc
• Release date: Apr 16, 2020
• ISBN: 9781515945864

Reviews for Inside Out

[catZinca · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

This series of books has been a delightful funny touching well written series of stories dealing with difficult issues and romance. The author has a great sensitivity and openness to the goodness of human life and she contributes to making it good.

[Donna McGee · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

This Audio was Awesomeness! It was loving and very romantic. I sincerely recommend this Audio to mature romantic listeners. I'm excited about what's next in this series!!

[miyurose_1 · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

(This review applies to books 1, 2, and 3 in this series)This Brown Siblings series is a little more risque than Dane’s Chase Brothers series. While the Chase Brothers books are mostly conventional romance with some explicit sex, these books are closer to erotica. Lots of sex, with forays into S&M, and in the first one, a MMF relationship. But, hiding behind all the sex is a decent story, where the characters have deeper issues to deal with than who’s going to be on top this time. I think Dane is my new go-to author if I’m looking for this type of book.

[cranberrytarts · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Reread 12/7/10 - Although I enjoyed this book the first time around, I remember thinking parts of it were really slow. I didn't find that to be the case upon re-reading though. I fell in love with Cope all over again (those packages he sent Ella? awesome) and really enjoyed seeing Ella come back into her own.

8/20/10 - Another great novel in Dane's Brown Siblings series. I love that the focus of these novels is directly on the characters and their growing relationship, instead of outside conflicts and misunderstandings.

I really adored Ella and Cope both separately and as a couple. They had amazing chemistry and really got each other. They were both willing to look past the surface and see the real person inside.

[amongstories · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Ella Tipton has spent the time since her ex-boyfriend nearly killed her recovering in more ways than one. Finally, with the near completion of her degree and a placement doing a job she loves working with people who are where she was Ella is ready to take the next step in her new life. Andrew Copeland has always been something of a playboy, but he’s finally ready to settle down, and he knows exactly who he wants. The self-defense lessons that Cope has agreed to give Ella bring the two closer than ever before and it doesn’t take long for them to find that together, they can handle anything that comes their way.Lauren Dane’s Inside Out is the third book in the Brown Siblings series and is an excellent addition at that. While each of the books in this series are romance and very steamy, they each deal with some big underlying issue (or issues). With the first book it was learning to accept ones-self no matter how frightening you might think that is. In the second it was starting over in a new place. In Inside Out it’s Ella’s putting herself back together and Cope’s learning to love, plus the two sharing some family struggles and learning to deal with them. Inside Out continues a great story with two of my favorite characters. I’m very much anticipating the last book in the series.

[beckymmoe_1 · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

I went back and forth on this one. At times I thought I'd give it four stars, but at other parts I was tempted to do two. Parts of it I really liked--Ella is a strong character, working her way back from an experience that nearly killed her. Cope is a fun, strong male lead. However, at times their dialogue--both internal and external--seemed to be a bit much. The climax at the end practically wasn't. I guess I just expected a bit more than was actually there. I am going to give the first two in the series a try, though--the characters from those books featured prominently in this one and I would like to see how they got to where they are (but this was the only book my library's Overdrive had, so I started here).

[kaetrin_1 · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

Not enjoying this one as much as the first two in the series sadly. I do like Ms. Dane's writing most of the time but this one is lacking in conflict between the h/h and some of the dialogue between the guys doesn't seem like it would be what a guy would say - too "girly". However, I'm only about halfway through and it may pick up. It's not awful by any means and I won't struggle to finish it, it's just that IMO the earlier 2 (so far at least!) were so much better.I've finished it now. 2.5 stars overall. Disappointing for me. I feel bad because I really wanted to like it more than I did. I'm looking forward to Adrian's book though - hopefully it will have more of the main couple and less of the previous couples (in Inside Out, I felt like there was too much time spent on the previous couples and not enough on the h/h). Plus, I'm curious who Adrian will end up with. Please God not Raven though.

[mindistacey · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

This is the only book I have read in ths series, and I really enjoyed it! I wish they would have given more information about the attack on Ella. They talked about it and hnted at different part, but never came out and said what was done to her t cause scarring--maybe in one of the previous books they did, but as a new reader I would have liked the details!