Good read.

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

I would, but I would caution about the controversial elements the book touches base on.

What other book might you compare The Nudo Twins to and why?

I would say Aaron by J.P Barnaby. Only because the books really both touch base on such topics not normally discussed in proper conversation.

Which scene was your favorite?

I think when one of the twins told their lover what they had done in the past and the other twin was willing to stand by his brother no matter what the outcome. True brotherly love was expressed in that scene.

If you could rename The Nudo Twins, what would you call it?

I am not sure but maybe "Brothers Entanglement"

Any additional comments?

Good read, just please have an open mind and it will be a great book for anyone to pick up or buy.

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Very Interesting, a Little Uncomfortable

Would you be willing to try another book from Mark Roeder? Why or why not?

I have listened to all of his Audible books. I will continue to listen to them. He writes about subjects that I like to read about. His writing brings me back to younger days when I was struggling with coming out. It's interesting to see how all of the characters in his books (all that I've read/listened to) are either pure good or pure evil.... Not much middle ground, which you would think is a negative, but he puts a lot of faith in friends taking up for each other which is kind of a nice change.

Any additional comments?

Some of the subject matter in this book is difficult to listen to, but if you can put it behind you, it's an enjoyable book.

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wow so awesome

another great heart warming story as only mark can give just awesome an wonderful story

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Poorly written

I was prepared for the subject matter--the details of the relationship between the brothers. But the story, in the first half, was somewhat predictable and I anticipated where it was headed. So much so that I stopped listening. The big secret gets referenced early on and is later revealed in one graphic scene, but is again referred to as if the reader doesn't know what's going on. And discussion about the feelings between the brothers is repeated many, many times. Unfortunately, there is little creativity here.

Mark Roeder never disappoints

Loved the book. I looked how it was told from several people points of views