This falls outside the timeliness. Last book Willow went to l8ve with someone else and Melanie’s ankle was healed. Narrator still talks baby talk.
Good Story with some issues
Review from Pup Fiction →
This falls outside the timeliness. Last book Willow went to l8ve with someone else and Melanie’s ankle was healed. Narrator still talks baby talk.
Clean romance is one thing but evangelism romance, gross. I want escapism not preaching. If this is your jam enjoy. I will take four men railing one woman over this.
Very good listen enjoyed all the way through was able to really enjoy wondering what was going to happen next and stay with the story I already want to purchase the next book!!
The story was like a bad children’s ghost story boring like an old tale that has been written many times before
Review from Aunt Sookie & Me: The Sordid Tale of a Scandalous Southern Belle →
I enjoyed this sweet tale of Aunt Sookie(who doesn’t have an aunt that that in the south) and child she scooped up and loved into a charming human with a good soul.
The narration of Lainey’s character is cringy and makes me not want to finish the book. Story is ok, but slow. There are some funny bits.
Review from The Grumpy Side of Paradise →
The squeaky voiced female talking for both characters often trips you up because the actual voice for the male is a very deep baratone. She makes the male sound like an old creepy crackily person. Why didn’t the male actor voice ALL parts for his character?
Oh my goodness this was SUCH a great story! I love a best friends to lovers trope, but Kate Stewart just sprinkles the best kind of magic into her books! Theo is your quiet, kind of nerdy, but super hot band geek and Lainey is the typical southern girl firecracker that every guy wants. An..
The narrator’s Australian accent sounded like a bad JFK impression. The name Saffron… got old. On the other hand, I’m a sucker for animals in a mystery and the chickens were charming.
