K.C. Wells’s Maine Men Series was a recommendation to me on Audible after I finished Ana Byrde’s #LoveWins Series. They were both narrated by the same person as well: John Solo.

The complete series on Audible has 7 Books and 2 short stories. The books are available to read as well titled as follows:
1. Finn’s Fantasy
2. Ben’s Boss
3. Seb’s Summer
4. Dylan’s Dilemma
5. Shaun’s Salvation
6. Aaron’s Awakening
7. Levi’s Love

The series is based around 8 friends from high school who have grown up and still remain in the area together. In each book, each of the friends eventually find their partners and each face their own struggles within the LGBTQ community and life events.

This is a great series that represents friendship and realistic scenarios. It’s a great series to listen to on Audible, John Solo did a great job.

It usually takes me a while to get used to an audio book but with this series I did not. This was a series that I would even consider re-listening too. I would highly recommend it if you’re looking to listen to some LGBT romance.

★★★★★ ( )

Really different storyline than the other 4 books. Shaun was obviously a dedicated son that was working and trying to help his father through later stage Alzheimer's. It had only been a short time since his mother had died so Shaun was barely holding on...and then he gets some help when Nathan, a nurse, is sent to help while Shaun works and continues to spend what he knows will soon be the last days with his dad. It's a very sad story since you also know how Shaun's dad's story is going to end...you just don't know when. K C Wells has done a phenomenal job of making Shaun’s story come to life and making us...the readers...care. Nathan is 43 to Shaun's 26. He's a "Gentle Giant". Big, beautiful and black and has seen the price Shaun pays for his dedication. There were lots of tears on both sides on the printed page but there were also moments of laughter. Nathan's mother was a riot! Loved that woman. "Cat", Nathan's big yellow kitty also provided some moments. As in all the books, Shaun's friends from the other 4 books came through for him. This is one special group of men that K C Wells has gifted us with. ( )

A lot of angst here as Shaun had a father with dementia who passes, and so there’s tons of sadness and grief. It was needed for Shaun and Nathan to come together, and the pockets of joy throughout were lovely to see; these two were just what the other needed. ( )