Reminded me of Razor Girl by Carl Hiaasen where seemingly disconnected events and a wide array of characters from around the globe eventually come together in a funny and explosive ending. Is there any accent the narrator, Joel Froomkin, can’t do? He’s amazing.
I’m thrilled to find a new (to me) series to listen to. I enjoyed the story and I was very impressed with the narration. As a British listener, I tend to be distracted when the accents aren’t quite right. I don’t know if the narrator is English or American, but he certainly has a very..
Review from Cronin’s Key II →
..like the first one, I have also loved this very much. this is mis of romance/action/adventure and beautifully blended together..
Wow. Never read anything from this author before, but Joel Leslie is my FAVORITE narrator, so I thought I’d give this a try. Frankly, he could probably read the phone book and make it interesting. The snark between Felix and Lane is laugh-out-loud hilarious. I don’t mean that in a facetious way; I literally had..
Review from His Omega →
From the plot summary I was expecting just another typical shifter, love-at-first-sight, Alpha-Meets-His-Omega Mate trope, and I was fine with that. This book wasn’t that. It was SO much worse. This book would’ve greatly benefitted from an experienced editor. Or maybe a good friend of the author’s to honestly point out plot holes, inconsistent/contradictory behaviors..
Review from The Bureau →
I didn’t get from the blurb that each story was about a different couple. Though the stories were interesting, I felt they could have been much better if they were longer with more character development. Worth a listen once, but won’t go on the re-listen pile.
Review from Flaunt →
Nic has moved to a new city and truly wants to live his full life; he’s just not completely sure how to get to that point. Kyle simply loves life and lives it on his own terms. When these two met and finally start to tear each other’s walls down, you will find yourself cheering..
Review from The Solstice Prince →
The story started and immediately grabbed me, it took no time to suck me in, One can almost guess the way the story will go, but is a sweet fluff read(I call them) sometimes when finishing one that has been so heavy, I need to read one like this. HEA and just sweet. Joel Leslie,..
Review from Peril by Post →
I really love this series! They can all stand alone as individual books they way they are written but are a lot of fun read together too. Without giving the story away the mystery is well written, has enough twists to keep you guessing and entertained. I great cozy mystery and clean enough that middle..
Review from Flaunt →
This is the first book in the F-word series by Ed Davies, which features a variety of characters from trans, to enby, to femme and drags…Featuring in this first book are Nick, a trans man and Kyle, femme and daring in his style choices. Both man have trust and commitment issues due to their past,..