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The Foxxxy Gentlemen's Club: Luca
- A Foxxxy Prequel Novella
- Narrated by: John York
- Length: 4 hrs and 14 mins
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Summary
Foxxxy Golden Rule: Foxxxy is family.
When Luca’s life in Boston falls apart, he must leave behind his home, his job, and his chosen family—the feisty dancers of the Foxxxy Gentlemen’s Club. But his trip takes an unexpected turn when a blizzard careens him off the road and into the home of David, a Canadian silver fox who is every one of Luca’s lumberjack fantasies come to life.
It’s been three years since David’s divorce, and while he’s content with his remote rural life, he feels there’s something missing. He doesn’t know what that something is until a captivating young dancer crashes his car outside his cabin in the middle of a snowstorm and reminds David that there is more to life than simply existing.
Neither Luca nor David planned for this detour, but they only have to survive two days together in close quarters. How hard could it be? It’s not like 48 hours is long enough to fall in love. Or is it?
Discover how Luca and his sexy Canuck, David, met in this prequel novella to the Foxxxy series.
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- Dee Roberts
- 01-08-22
chance encounter
This is the first book in the series I have read.
Thoroughly enjoyed Lucas and David's encounter. Short but sweet. Wish it was longer , but packed full of everything.
Sweet, funny and steamy
Looking forward to reading the rest of this series .
John York performed the story perfectly.
highly recommend
I received a copy of this audio for a honest review.
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- song121
- 20-07-22
Good!
The only drawback about novellas is that when you stumble onto really good ones, you're left wishing there was more! I've read Christian's story, the first book in the series, & it was kinda nice going back in time a bit, getting to see a different side to familiar characters while meeting and becoming emotionally invested in 'new' ones, prequel notwithstanding. Luca & his Canuck - instant connection, fiery chemistry, supportive friends/family - very enjoyable telling of their tale.
John York's performance was very good. He brought to life the turmoil, emotion, and personality of these guys so well.
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- Donna Hirsch
- 28-07-22
Luca and David
Luca is lovable down on his luck after splitting with Timothy after being together for 5 yrs and heading home to his parents place has an accident in a snow storm where he meets David an Ex paramedic, who rescues Luca. Luca wants him to be a lumberjack in his porn scenarios. The chemistry is hot and heavy. Wonderful start to a series. Loved the story and narration
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- L.D.
- 01-08-22
I Enjoyed It
Luca is the prequel novel for the Foxxy series. It’s a great place to begin the series since it introduces other main characters but it also stands on its own with no cliffhangers.
The plot is a gentle exploration of what people truly want. Luca is lost and stuck in his life (kind of like how his car gets stuck in the snow during a blizzard). Meeting David is the catalyst both men need to realize they need more in life. They need each other. The angst is mostly internal, but it gets neatly sorted by the end of the book, wrapped up in a happy ending bow. What I really enjoyed about this book is the characters and their development (also all the humor). I thought it was a sweet, cute romance that grabbed my attention.
The audiobook was narrated by John York who does a fabulous job. I like how John incorporated Canadian pronunciations of certain words to make David’s character feel more authentic. The audiobook production was well done and it was enjoyable to listen to.
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- Erryn Barratt
- 01-08-22
Great Prequel
I loved Christian’s story, so I enjoyed going back in time to before he got his HEA to meet Luca. Luca’s had a rough go. He’s been dumped and, given his financial situation, it makes sense to retrench in his home in Michigan. His winter journey takes him through Canada, and somehow he winds up lost in the backwoods of Ontario. Cue the snowstorm, the snowbank, and the rescue.
Quickly – as a Canadian – I have to say the distances were off and the visibility was wonky.
Luca winds up being rescued by David, a lumberjack. David’s given up modern conveniences for living in the back county. He chops wood, shoots game, and heads into the city periodically to see his daughter who is in university. Basically, he’s happy. Then some Bostonian transplant winds up on his doorstep and suddenly he’s thinking of doing interesting things with his interloper. But Luca’s a guest. So jumping his bones would be rude, right? Except if it’s what Luca wants and he complies, then he’s just being a good host, right?
It's all so confusing. And it doesn’t help that Luca is firmly an American city boy and David is firmly a Canadian living in the back country. No possibility of a happily ever after for them, right?
Well, you’ll just have to listen to find out. Speaking of listening, John York does a great job of narrating this series and his Bostonian Christian is adorable. He did okay with the Canadian as well. I enjoyed this and can’t wait for the next book.
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- Meph666
- 24-07-22
Short, sweet and heated
I missed this novella when it was released in a giveaway (ebook) so I'm really glad that Nikole has released it as a prequel as Luca and David are together when we meet them in book one.
Considering the length of the book, Nikole has packed quite a lot in and I felt like we get to know the characters really well. Luca is escaping the end of a bad relationship and no prospects so is driving home to his parents. David is basically living as a recluse in his remote cabin in Canada several years after the mutual end of his marriage but doesn't enjoy living so far from his daughter.
Unfortunately, Luca isn't really conscious for their 'meet cute' moment as he is fairly out of it after crashing his car in a snowstorm, luckily right outside of David's cabin. Cabin being the ex paramedic and good man that he is, rushes out to help. Their attraction is instant, or from the moment the danger has passed and it becomes a forced proximity romance as there's no way anyone is coming out to rescue Luca when he's safely sheltered from the storm. They are quickly drawn to each other - David's strength and care, and Luca's goodness and charm. They are also insanely hot together, making the most of the time they have together but it's also enough time for hearts to get involved. Love the way that things unfold between them and their HEA. An easy introduction into the Foxxxy world.
John York's narration is brilliant for these characters and their story. Though he only has a small part in this book, Christian's voice is by far my favourite, all of the voices he provides are great. I love the accents, especially David's Canadian. He truly brings this short story to life and all of the excitement that David and Luca share.
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- Trio
- 24-07-22
Good Age Gap Romance, Lovely Performance by York!
I always enjoy a forced proximity romance with a hearty age gap, and Nikole Knight nails it with Luca. I see this is the prequel to The Foxxxy Gentlemen's Club novels, but it totally stands alone. Luca is a nice set up for the rest of the books in the series.
I totally loved the narrator, John York. He has a pleasant accent, and came up with great voices for each of the characters. I did a quick search on Audible, and he's got a whole bunch of books to his credit, but he's definitely new to me. And I hope to hear many more audiobooks performed by him soon!
an audiobook copy of The Foxxxy Gentlemen's Club: Luca was provided to me for the purpose of my honest review, all opinions are my own
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- Rebekah
- 06-08-22
Lovely
This was a lovely story, chemistry between when they least expected it even though it was only for a short time.
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- Anne M
- 31-07-22
Loved this new to me author and series
This was a new to me author but I absolutely loved it. It was sweet and sexy, with fabulous characters and interesting plot that made me not want to stop listening. I will gladly continue this series. All the friends seem like a great group. It was kind of instalove but I didn't even care. it was a great listen. Also, as a Canadian I found the Canadian references hilarious.
The narrator did a great job. His voice was pleasant to listen to and he expressed all the emotions great. He did different voices for each of the characters that seemed to suit them. He managed to sound like a femme twenty year old and then also managed to do a pretty convincing older tone voice. Some of the accents of the side characters may not have been perfect but this was a great listen.
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- Gunhild
- 29-07-22
Sweet and funny
Both MCs are engaging and believable, and though the time frame is very short, the emotional development is believable too. Now, I really want to read Luca's glorified tentacle porn!
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