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    Waiting for the Flood
    Waiting for the Flood
    Waiting for the Flood
    Audiobook8 hours

    Waiting for the Flood

    Written by Alexis Hall

    Narrated by Will Watt

    3.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    In this gorgeously complicated (and sexy) story about the many facets of the LGBT community, Edwin learns that he can't protect himself from everything.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamscape Media
    Release dateFeb 20, 2024
    ISBN9781666655223
    Waiting for the Flood
    Author

    Alexis Hall

    Alexis Hall is a pile of threadbare hats and used teacups given a semblance of life by forbidden sorcery. He sometimes writes books. For more information, visit www.quicunquevult.com.

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    • 5/5
      ~*~ Audiobook Review ~*~ Waiting for the Flood is an absolutely delightful, emotionally rich story of two people recovering from heartbreak. Two years ago Marius broke Edwin's heart. Edwin's story of waiting on the flood and meeting Adam is heartwarming, wonderfully sweet, and everything it needs to be to mend his broken heart so he can recognize the potential for a future with love in it.

      Marius is broken, self destructive, and lost. His reactive flight from a holiday gathering leads to an injury and spending time with a handsome stranger who not only comes to his rescue, but his calm personality is the catalyst for him to face himself and admit some difficult truths.

      Beautiful performance by Will Watt made this story so much more than the well-written journey it is. Will truly has a way with language and emotional intelligence layered with his vocal range to bring you an audio experience that is everything possible with audiobooks. Bravo!!!

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