So I like that this is multiple pov and has male & female narration. I donāt mind mmā¦what annoys me is when all these guys are panting over the fmc they finally get her then suddenly them men all turn bi and get into relationships with each other. Why canāt we go back to old..
The ability of the narrator to create unique voices for all the MMCs was outstanding. His attention to detail added to the story! Ames Mills is the queen of RH!
Finally! I have been waiting for so long! I absolutely LOVED the role reversal on this! Instead of the women being angry and emotional and inexperienced, the man is in this book. I loved it! The only thing I didnāt like really was the narration. Iāve listened to other books narrated by her and sheās..
Review from Thanatos →
I really enjoyed the love story – not much of a battle with the antagonist but it is clear this story is a build up to the next book.
I absolutely love it. This book is so great. The reader is wonder with the voices. The authors are great and worked perfectly together to create a wonderful book.
Review from Fallen Empire →
I loved this series. It grabbed me right from the beginning. Many exciting twists and turns and great character building. Not to mention the HOT sexy scenes each book offers. WOW what a trip. Best part of this author is the visualization every scene gives to the reader. You feel like you are watching a..
Review from Medusa →
I found the author by happy accident and have enjoyed listening to 7 of her books now. overall, these stories are phenomenal; however, the performance isn’t my favorite.
Review from Fallen Empire →
This last installment is my least favorite. What happened to the fire in the first three books? Itās as though falling in love erased Gabrielās passion and desire. No sparks here, just a boring repetitive script.
Review from The Danger You Know →
It was a cool story with some fun twists but I wish there would have been more of two of them after they were finally together how they are able to navigate his job and their passion for each other. The middle was a little too drawn out for me. I loved the husbands demise!..
Something did not resonate with me with the characters š. Perhaps the performers? Iām not quite sure