I find the story quite engaging. Some might not understand why the main character (Jindo) does not just leave Gabrielle. For me, I was kinda the same at first, but I understand in the end that, it was all build-up for the next series. Quite realistic in a way though. Anyway, it's a good novel for sure.

Loved it. Interesting story with a good quality narration. The Dog and Cat metaphor by the author (H.Gwyne) was smart, and I suppose it's to prevent any controversial claim for gender or race issues. Smart choice and Well written and narrated. Well done. It's good to read. Not waste of time at all, rather worth it. Great!!

Dog Who Chased CHAtNEL Hoodie... First off, it's not about dog and cat, but more about a man and woman. They are just metaphor, used to describe their characteristic behaviour at particular situations. Nice narration by British female speaker for a long but well-written novel. I feel that this long novel is fine and actually good, but it's more like build-up for the next series. Looking forward to the next one.

Well written and narrated, but for me, a little long and detailed. For some, I'm sure those details are very insightful and intriguing. Anyway, interesting story by a unique perspective, and the characters are charming. I hope there will be more direct interactions from the characters in the next series though this Part 1 is still not bad on that at all. For me, the characters' interaction is the key of this novel where there come many interesting facts and elements through it. Anyway, it's a good audiobook for sure.

Excellent narration, and interesting characters, quite insightful information and unique perspective and stories. Enjoyed it.

The novel is excellent. One of the best books I've read recently... Quite long with various elements and episodes... The author cleverly used a metaphor of dog and cat, supposedly the characters' behavior as a male and female... Surely worth read or listen. Well written and narrated though.

I recently finished listening to an audiobook that took me through the high fashion world of Paris with a twist I didn't expect. The story revolves around two incredibly charming characters, Jindo and Gabrielle, whose dynamics reminded me of a dog and a cat - a clever metaphor that added depth to their interactions. The novel shines a light on the fashion industry, from garment-making to its less glamorous backstages, with a narrative that's as insightful as it is entertaining. The British wit woven through the well-crafted prose had me chuckling more than once. The blend of languages used was a fresh touch that mirrored the contemporary setting perfectly. Can't wait to see what's next in this series!

I loved it sooo much!! Super well-written, and nicely voiced by a British female speaker. Very unique perspective by an Asian man (Korean), whose story of being with a French woman in the Paris fashion scene.

This novel (Part 1) gives an insight into the Paris fashion scene. There are two charming protagonists. Very detailed in many ways, but quite fun elements blended well on the way. Very well-written novel is very well narrated though. Would definitely recommend it for sure.

I loved it. Definitely one of those quality audiobooks for sure. In fact, the novel is very detailed for the Paris Fashion scene, and depicted via a unique perspective. Anyway, it's a good read and listen.

I have just started to listen to this audiobook, and I love it. Well narrated by a British speaker, and interesting story with charming characters.