Review from Peril by Post →
Still enjoying this series. One major complaint is that the author regularly explains what’s going on or why a character is doing or thinking something rather than letting me put the all-too-obvious together in my own head. She is not trusting the reader to follow along and is telling rather than showing. Way too much..
Review from An Unlocked Mind →
Narrator score? : as always Joel just made a perfect job! I loved it. I actually waited a year to listen to the book and he didn’t disappoint… Level of steam?: ok …. I will give it 5 out of 5 because the moments was hot. But, when you hear the word BDSM you imagine..
Review from An Unlocked Mind →
I’m a big sucker for redemption stories and man what a story this is! Rob and Vic are perfect together. Joel Leslie knocked the narration out of the park!
Review from Cronin’s Key →
I gave it my best, I swear! It was just… Boring! There was more vampire history lessons than action and more plan ING than actually doing!The romance was so slow-burn that the flame died out for me, I just couldnt care less about plot nor characters.Not gonna continue with the rest of the trilogy
I love love love love love this book. I’ve listened to it three or four times now and it hits all my good book buttons Everytime. except the end. I want it to have another chapter so badly. it was over too soon.
absolutely love the storyline in the narrator. the inventory that the author portrays is vivid erotic sensual
Nic, a gay trans man, gets a new start as a computer programmer in LA. Kyle, works for a company, an HIV charity, that has hired Nic to update everything. Between the charity and spending time with his son, and his drag queen best friend he doesn’t have time for much, but makes time for..
Review from Awakening →
The narrator did a great job! a little graphic for my liking but still good.
Absolutely amazing series from the beginning with Liam and Melody to their children. I never want to stop readin about or listening to the Callahans story..
Review from Cronin’s Key →
Didn’t connect on any level: tone, pace, subject matter, interactions, PoV … it’s meant for someone else who can magnify flaws with interest in the story. Like teenage girls did with Twilight.