Awesome performance

Everything Alexander and Iggy narrate is perfection. The series is one of my favs. Love the Sadenuniverse

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Eden Finley and the Boys Do It Again

I loved reading this book series, but by also listening to the audible version using Whispersync it just gave it that extra oomph! Alexander Cendese and Iggy Toma did a wonderful job of capturing Matt and Noah's personalities. I like how the two narrators work so well together so even when each of them is voicing the other character there's very little difference in accent or speaking style. I imagine that wouldn't be an easy thing to achieve.

Of course, it goes without saying that Eden Finley wrote an amazing book. I loved Fake Out (the first book), but this one is more intensely passionate, and to be honest, heartbreaking and beautiful at the same time.

Eden, Alexander and Iggy are a fantastic team!

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Loved the 2 narrators

Noah is a rich man who loves playing the field and doesn't do relationship, until asked to be a fake boyfriend to the outer football player Matt to help his image and the rest is history.

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Love this series!

Only issue is the absolutely atrocious Australian accent.
Otherwise I love everything about this series and this is a great book 2!

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I love this story so much!!! Great Narration!!

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 5 stars
🔥🔥🔥🔥 Heat Level: 4
🎧🎧🎧🎧 Narration: 4.5

I love this story so much!!! Amazing writing, fantastic characters and a wonderful journey to a HEA!!

This is my second time reading Trick Play and first time listening to the narration. I love Noah and Matt and found their story wonderfully endearing and real.

I really enjoyed Matt and Noah story and found each character endearing in their own way. I love Noah’s cocky confidence and spoilt, sarcastic self, which he hides behind to avoid getting hurt again, when really he is so loving, caring, generous and has a big heart capable of love. I love his passion for his new project; Rainbow Beds (which I wish was real, well done Eden) and is open heart to letting Jett (Matt’s Brother) into his heart as well.

I feel for Matt as this is a horrid why to ‘come out’. I feel Eden has a great talent for getting across complex emotions and creating the rollercoaster Matt has to go through in this book. Matt is trying to figure out which way is up and has to fight tooth and nail to ‘save’ his football career. I loved the journey Matt goes on to find his way back to football, finding his new self and a new love along the way.

I love Noah and Matt and think they have a great dynamic.
It’s a wonderful story with twists and turns and the perfect HEA.
Sometimes I wish the characters would just say what they feel and stop pussyfooting around but it all works out in the end.
I love seeing characters from book one and loved the new characters introduced throughout this world. I look forward to many more Fake Boyfriend books. Great work Eden! Can’t wait to see what Eden can come up with next.

🎧🎧🎧🎧 Narration: 4.5 headphones; Review:
I found the Narration by Alexander Cendese (Noah) and Iggy Toma (Matt) for Trick Play really good. In my mind these voices where near perfect for the characters and Alexander’s voice for Jett is awesome and I love Alex’s attempt at an Australian accent!!! Both voice artists are great and while I’ve listened to them both during Fake Out (Fake Boyfriends, Book 1), I felt they were able to create different dialects in Trick Play that I was able to differentiate all the characters. I’ve listened to Iggy before and loved his work and found his rendition of Matt really good and loved his accent when Matt went all southern, swoon 😍!
All in all, great narration for an awesome story!!!

Thanks for reading!

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Another great fake / sports romance!

Closeted pro footballer Matt Jackson is photographed in a gay night club and after the overwhelming publicity, he no longer has a career. When his agent suggests he start a fake relationship to rehabilitate his image, he’s less than convinced, especially when he meets the chosen fake boyfriend, Noah Huntington. Known for his large ego and larger trust fund, Noah takes little seriously, but before long, he starts to develop feelings for the media-hounded Matt. This was a fun and compelling as the first book (Fake Out), I loved the backstories involving Matt and Noah’s parents as well as Noah’s exes. Iggy Toma (as Matt) and Alexander Cendese (as Noah) score all the audio goals with their excellent performances (currently free on the Audible Plus catalogue)!

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omg

trick play by Eden Finley. matt just wants to play ball but typical media thinks that everyone needs to know there personal business. Noah just trying to be himself and break the mold that his father had forced him into. jet was just a lovable character. loved there story and wanted more

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Another great read in the Fake Boyfriend series

Trick Play is book two in the Fake Boyfriends series. This is a continuation from the world built in Fake Out but focuses on a new couple.

Matt is a football player the has managed to ruin his chances at signing another contract to play when a photo in a compromising is situation is leaked.
Noah is a rich, entitled trust fund type. He is also one of Damon’s friends and brought in to be Matt’s fake boyfriend to help his career get back on track.

The aim is to get to know each other a cruise and fake their relationship to show a happy couple.

The build throughout their story has all the good things you want; a little spice, sassy banter, the feel good happy moments and the character development.

Plus the added bonus of setting us for the future stories with Talon and Miller. Along with the addition of Jet, Matt’s younger brother. His friendship with Noah is cute. It shows there is more to I’m than the privileged entitled trust baby persona. There is also a hint of Ollie and Lennon

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That accent at 6hours 46min!

Better than book 1, not as good as book 3.

The one moment that stood out to me in this entire book was when we me Benji: the stereotypical rocker with an Australian accent 'thicker than Jet's southern one'

Said Australian accent was laughable. It starts of sounding like he's talking around a giant gobstopper (very strange, NOT Aussie), then like a New Zealander, then South African, maybe (maybe?) briefly Australian, then a variety of British accents that switched so rapidly I couldn't catch which 😆

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