Politics and Poly
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Politics and Poly
Narrated by:
Simon Dornet
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Narrated by:
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Simon Dornet
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MN Bennet
Rus doesn’t think there’s anything wrong with punching bigots. Some call it anger issues or impulse control; he sees it as clearing away the cesspool of hateful idiots. All the same, he doesn’t want his rage to control him or push away the two people he’s beginning to care deeply for.
Dylan’s façade of joy is so masterful, he even deceives himself most days. Underneath that worn smile, though, is a frightened man who doesn’t trust the world. Now, he has to navigate taking care of the queer youth home that gave him a life worth living while exploring the life he’d like to live if he wants to pursue romance in this new relationship.
Kaiden struggles to accept himself, wayward and insecure most days. So, when two men express how much they see him, he feels like a complete and total imposter. He’s convinced himself this awkward throuple would be a much happier couple if he took a step back. But despite his reservations, he doesn’t want to give up.
These three will have to come together, work through their personal fears, and be real with one another if they hope to explore this romance.
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The 3 main characters- Rus, Kaiden, and Dylan, are loveable, relatable, and admirable.
It's full of some amazing side-characters. There were times when I wanted to jump in and physically fight some of the others on behalf of the MCs, although Rus usually had it covered with comebacks that are oh so satisfying...and he's not afraid to 💪 when he has to. Kaiden is precious and rocks his corset vests, makeup, and SHIRT STAYS 👀🥵. He's to be protected at all costs. Dylan is selfless, swoony, and committed to helping others 🥰. They are all resilient AF. This story has top tier banter and humor. The 🌶 is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥! Overall perfection 💗!
Simon Dornet does an exquisite job narrating this beautiful story. Each character is easily distinguishable, including side-characters.
Love, Love, Love!
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This adorable friends to lover poly group was every thing I was hoping it would be. Very inclusive and touched on everything political and mental health.
Absolutely loved it
What’s normal?
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Although this story was HOT. And some scenes were scorching. It was a small part of the story.
I cried so much reading this.
And not just because it was emotional… but because I felt so deeply seen in Kaiden.
As someone who has lost over 100 pounds, his thoughts, his doubts, his insecurities, the way he sees himself versus how others see him… it hit me hard.
There were so many moments where all I wanted to do was hug him, shake him a little, and tell him
“you are perfect exactly as you are, you should be proud of yourself, anyone would be lucky to love you!”
And then it hit me… those are the same things I have to constantly remind myself.
That part of this story? It’s gonna stay with me for a long time.
Which in turn made me love Rus and Dylan even more, because of the way they saw him, supported him, and loved him without trying to change who he was in any way. It was unconditional.
I also really loved that this wasn’t a cookie-cutter perfect relationship.
It felt real. Messy. Honest.
It showed that relationships don’t have to look one specific way to be valid or to work. As long as it works for the people in it, that’s what matters.
And I loved that.
As the tittle says, there’s Politics. But the politics in this book were also really well done. It’s not just thrown in there, it actually adds something. It either fuels your fire or makes you stop and think, and I really appreciated that layer to the story.
Also… Kaiden’s family?
I hated them. With a passion.
The attack? It broke something in me.
Those parts somehow made everything hit even harder.
This book hurt, healed, and made me think all at the same time. And that combination will always be a five star read for me.
Wonderful book!
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Rus, Dylan and Kaidain were just wonderful together! They really completed each other so well. Our sweet Kaidain and his terrible family, i am so glad he had Rus and Dylan in is corner! I loved all the real names of Rus and his siblings, being names after Greek Gods. Dylan getting the push to be more involved with Dorothy's House was good to see. He cares about it so much and he would take the best care of what Jasmine built. Their relationship started out slow, which I don't normally like, but for them, it made sense as they got to know each other as people. Once they started to get into the relationship, it was great to see. It was just so sweet.
P&P was just sweet, funny and at the same time serious. Bennet brings to light things that are happening in the world and how they affect others. Everyone matters and they deserve to be loved as well. There was a good balance of the politics that need to be brought to light, along with character growth and story. I loved to see how far they came at the end. I was sad it was over.
Simon Dornet was amazing at bringing everyone to life! I just love him! I loved hearing the boys brought to life! Even better the second time around!
Men in Corsets!
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