Review from Sweet Nightmare →
Everything was pretty bland. Story made no sense. Nothing felt like CRUSH, not even Remi and Izzy. Seemed like amateur writing. I think it just proves Tracy Wolff isn’t a good writer, hence the current controversy around her.
Review from Behind the Gates 1 →
I noticed that this story certainly is “right leaning “. Maybe it should stay in the “center “ so no one is offended.
Review from Sweet Nightmare →
Great read, captivating. I didn’t like how abruptly it ended, but I guess that’s how they get you to read the next book.
Review from Wild Chance →
This is book 13 in the Wilder Irish series. This is another great addition to the series. Padraig and Emmy’s story is beautifully written, sweet, emotional, heartwarming, passionate, and engaging. Connor Brown and Lee Daniels did an excellent job bringing this story to life. I enjoyed it. I love this series. #PFPAudio
Review from Wild Dreams →
This is book 12 in the Wilder Irish Series. Oliver, Gavin and Erin’s story is beautifully written, sweet, passionate, and heartwarming. Lee Daniels, Connor Brown and Oliver Highpoint did a great job bringing this story to life. If you like why choose romance, this audiobook is for you. #PFPAudio
I recommend skipping the first few chapters which tell us what AI is and why it’s important and get straight into the practical chapters which are pleasantly succinct, thoughtful, and practical.
Review from Z-Burbia: The Complete Series Boxset, Books 1-6 →
Jake Bible has written an interesting and extremely witty book – Andrew Wehrlen was the most fantastic performer he could have chosen to present it.. Wehrlen has perfect timing and expression to make the characters and humor shine. I laughed out loud for long periods of time at the hilarious parts. So much fun! I..
Review from Corium University: Book 1-3 →
Connor Brown was excellent as always. The way he narrates just draws you in. Zara, however killed it for me. She’s usually pretty good, but the way she read her character, was disappointing. Although the dialog was good, her narration made it dull and lifeless and sometimes monotone or with over the top slow drawn..
Review from Wild Chance →
This is book 13 in Carr’s Wilder Irish series and another wonderful addition to this series but can easily be read as a standalone. The book starts as they all do with our endearing Pop pop. This book focus’ on our main characters Padraig and Emmy. While both of our main characters have delt with..
This is by no means a masterpiece that keeps you highly engaged and binging the book. I could have easily gone without reading this.