He gives a slight accent where needed and gives both MCs a lovely distinction and I personally really loved Tristan’s deep voice. 5 of 5 stars Audio Sean Crisden does a wonderful job with this narration. I loved the gaming time – nothing like a sucker punch to make you reconsider your assumptions about a person! – and I hope we see Josiah in a story of his own in the near future! I read through this in one sitting, totally captivated by page one and absolutely satisfied by the ending. The smexy times were super hot, but definitely didn’t overwhelm the story. I loved the anchoring presence and strength he provided and how well the two complemented one another – especially in the face of family drama. Tristan is just as good for Ravi as the reverse. Ravi, on the surface, seems like he has it all together, but he’s just as full of insecurities as Tristan, they simply manifest differently. More importantly, he needs Ravi to show him how standing up for yourself is the right thing to do – even in the face of your family.

He absolutely needs someone like Ravi to shake things up and bring some color into his life. Tristan is an amazingly lovable character and he absolutely made me fall for this book! He’s so earnest and sweet and tries SOOOO hard to do the right thing ALL THE TIME. The two are obviously attracted to one another, but there are a world of hurdles keeping them from acting on that attraction: Tristan’s family, Ravi’s family, both of their past dating histories and … spreadsheets? ** I adored book one (see review here) and it was great to see a couple glimpses of Noah and Adrian again, but you definitely don’t have to read book one to appreciate this story. Fate, of course, has a different plan for these guys, and they end up not only working together on a project, but being responsible for driving it up to Seattle for a convention.

But… neither wants an office romance – or any romance at all – so it’s hands (and minds) off.

When they first meet, the sparks start immediately.

Tristan is the PR/Business major, organized, anal retentive, quiet, nervous, in the closet and introverted. Ravi is an artist, self confident, colorful, suave, funny, out and proud and an extrovert. (This can be a standalone, but book one was awesome so read it first!) Ravi and Tristan are two new employees at the game company where Adrian (from book one) works.

Featherbed by Annabeth Albert