More of Us to the West by Trinity Dunn isn’t my usual genre, but I ended up absolutely loving it. From the start, the story pulled me in and kept me guessing — every time I thought I had a handle on where things were going, it surprised me in the best way. There’s a..
The whole book is just so …. wrong. The characters in no way behave like normal people would, things don’t work the way they do in the real world, and it just doesn’t make sense. No one behaves like this when a child goes missing – not the parents, not the cops – so all..
Review from A Captive Situation →
awesome action family loyalty loved everything about this book. please read the series. please write more.
Review from Second Soul →
The first parts of the books is over explaining everything. The prologue was a good tease at what to come in then the first chapter I was left a bit empty. Our MC running away from home and we told about it instead of experiencing it. His overall journey I felt distant and uninterested. HOWEVER,..
Review from Inked in Ashes →
The prologue and first chapter were great, laying out a kingdom lost and a princess hidden in a fairytale book (Cinderella). Unfortunately, it went downhill from there. Elements of the fairy tale were thrown down pellmell amid one note characters. The villains are pure evil. The love interest is smitten from the start and perfectly..
Review from Against Dark Tides →
Loved the continuation of Vice’s story. The narration takes you out of your current world and right into the world of pirates. Amelia Hugh delivered a 10/10 performance!
Review from Beneath Black Sails →
The dual narration in this book paints the perfect picture of Vice and Knigh and the world they live in. Amelia Hugh embodies the sea witch perfectly and the story is the perfect pirate adventure. Can’t wait for book 2!
Review from Across Dark Seas →
I appreciated listening to this audiobook before starting the series. It really laid the framework for the start of the series. I loved the narration by Amelia Hugh.
Review from More of Us to the West →
The fabulous narration of Amelia Hugh paints the picture of an adventure none of us saw coming. This book had me wondering what was coming next and brainstorming what I would do in this situation. Only time will tell where the next book will take us!
Review from More of Us to the West →
I didn’t know what to think about this book as it’s not my typical genre, but my god was I wrong. This was a great story with amazing and complex characters. This was a wild ride and it developed their amazing storylines throughout the book. The narrator did FANTASTIC with all the characters and really..