Review from King of Corium →
This is the first book I’ve read/listened to by J.L. Beck and C. Hallman. It is DARK. Possibly the darkest I’ve read/listened to so far. My heart broke for Aspen. I cried for her. I cannot get over what I’ve just heard. Quinton has a L-O-N-G way to go to earn my trust? Respect? Heart?..
Review from King of Corium →
King of Corium is the first book in the Corium University Trilogy. This book is told from dual points of view by Quinton and Aspen. Both Quinten and Aspen go to Corium University. An underground school where criminals send their kids to learn to become better criminals. Aspen’s father is arrested for being a rat,..
Review from A Path to Utopia →
So enjoyed! Narrator really good too. Heading to book 2. This author rarely disappoints, so clever!
Review from Rise →
Finally a male narrator who doesn’t try to sound like a female while reading the female parts! The narrator really brought the story to life. Great storyline and loved the humor infused throughout! Ready to read book 2 now!
i struggled to listen to the narrator from the beginning. it was not quite catchy.
Review from Doctor Love →
Needs to read this book. Leisa’s books have real romance, hot lust & tremendous heart. Her Masters of Love series is a must read!!
Review from Zombie Battle: Complete →
Love Irma’s motherly character. Pretty good how we get the initial first contact, and see how the virus spreads.
Review from Rebellious Prince →
This story is fun, entertaining and I really enjoyed it, I actually listened to it twice to pick up on what details I had missed. My favourite person is Jenna, she’s an over worked, underfed, red head with a calm (mostly) manner and appears to take most things in her stride, including the floor mat..
Great Biblical tie in with the story line! Mythological creatures that’s been dormant for 1000 of years? Yes please!
Although there was a lot of unnecessary dialog throughout the first 3/4s of the book that had nothing to do with pushing the story forward, It did all come together at the end and and is worth the read. Looking forward to it giving me deeper insight into the rest of the series.