Review from Irish Rogue →
Kelly had to wake up his brother Bray as soon as he snuck back into the house. He was so excited to tell him about ‘doing it’ for the first time. He had other brothers, one in seminary to become a priest so he definitely couldn’t share his news there, and he felt closer to..
This was a great listen and tackled the possibility of letting love in, even if it’s new and unfamiliar. I’m honored to have been able to close the chapter with Crave and start a new beginning
Review from Seaspray →
I loved the mystery of Seaspray and the realness of the life of abused partners. Of course I loved the ending also
Review from Seaspray →
Winslow Birkel is in an abusive relationship with his partner, Chad Loveless. Winslow meets Darryn Maxwell one night at a local bar where they share a drink or two and talk. Faithful, Winslow is taken aback when accusations fly of infidelity. To escape the growing abusive Chad, Winslow drives off into a storm where he..
Review from Seaspray →
This is the first book of this author’s that I’ve encountered. Honestly, it wasn’t what I expected from the blurb- at least not from the beginning. You start with a domestic abuse situation, and then Winslow finds himself somewhere else in a place he doesn’t recognize. There’s a lovely, mysterious quality to it that keeps..
Review from Seaspray →
I actually liked the narration of this book better than the story which seems weird but it’s a very weird and wonderful story. I really can’t discuss the story without giving things away so let’s just say relax and enjoy it without trying to figure out what is going on . The narrator David Allen..
Review from Seaspray →
With an ethereal quality to it, Rick R Reed tells the story of Winslow’s crossing from abused boyfriend to finding love with Darryn. The story is romanTIC but it’s not a romance. It’s more about Winslow’s journey to loving himself so that he is capable of loving someone else. I don’t want to spoil the..
Review from Seaspray →
I was drawn in immediately by the language of this book and its clever use of time and other things to disorient the reader without ever taking them out of the story. Winslow is in an horrific relationship with Chad and definitely needs to escape. His connection with Darryn at The Q makes you hopeful..
Review from Seaspray →
Narrator David Allen Vargo delivers a spell-binding performance about self-acceptance, patience, forgiveness and hope. These characters are endearing. The storyline premise is unique and is beautifully written. This story touches on the realm of a dimension of self discovery in the time of almost death. I love the additional touches of audio voice and music..
Review from Seaspray →
This is book is exactly what I expect when I pick up Rick R Reed to listen to. An hauntingly, emotional story that pulls me in and has me fixated on the characters, getting to know them and understand them. Winslow and Chad have a turbulent relationship, with Winslow finding himself in a predicament he..