The narrator took the fun out of this book for me. I love this series and have been excited about each new release by audio except for the latest two of the series. For this story, Mr. Froomkin has a colorful way of delivery and his timing was great during the humorous parts but I..
Review from Mystery Loves Company →
This is a masterpiece for Sheri. The writing is, as always, excellent, the humor subtle, and the action enough to keep us excited without wearing out us readers with angst. More so, however, is how Sheri depicts the relationship, the newly married status of John and Julia. Without going into detail, she nicely shows their..
Review from Lord Mouse →
what a great adventure. by far the best gay fantasy novel I have read. hopefully there will be more
Review from Midnight Star →
Great read! I was sad when it ended. Now to move on to book three.
Review from Vampire Girl →
Was a good and enjoyable, but the male voice seemed to old. I do want to know what happens next.
Review from The Bureau →
How do you define who or what is a monster? I had never read or listened to anything by Kim Fielding before and I was pleasantly surprised. I really like all of the stories, but I especially loved the third story of Harry and John. I originally picked this up because I have liked other..
Review from Devotion →
Deja vu is not something you want while driving in traffic. the book’s chapter 9 repeats at Audible chapters 10 and 11.
Liked the story, was nice that they were hellhounds insted of the regular wolfs that pop up in most shifter stories. Made it all more interesting to listen to. The charachters were likabell and complemented each other, some of them were really funny. Joel Leslie were great in this, wanted something new from him and..
Review from Snow Falling →
Nice story. A quick and light listen. I am a fan of both narrators but having them both in the same story just ruins the flow and rhythm which can pull me out of the scene with the change in tones. So I did not become so engrossed in the story as I would have..
I enjoy gay romance with more than just a romance, angst filled storyline and this book delivered that. Reese was consistantly portrayed as emotionless but came into his feelings for Alex both sharply and slowly enough to be realistic. Characters were deep enough and visuals detailed enough I could see scenes in my mind, which..