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Guy on guy porn or vampire on guy porn! I can’t even make it passed the first half. Boring!

This story of Chaz and Kyle and how they finally get together was so beautiful as well as passionate. I enjoyed how Aimee Nicole Walker was able to bring so many characters from her other series into this journey. Joel Leslie did a fine job performing this book. Looking forward to more of this series..

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It’s rare that I would use “lovingly” to describe the narration of an audiobook, but I just kept thinking how much Joel Leslie’s narration was so lovingly done. His care for the characters really came through the entire thing. We first met Yanni in Spencer Cohen, Book Two. When Spencer and his boyfriend Andrew help Yanni..

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Pretty good once I got past the narration. It wasn’t bad narration, just the voice grated on me at first. Story is interesting and engaging.

I really enjoyed the characters and the story and started book 3 right away. The world building was good and I was so drawn into to the story I’ve already listened to it twice within a week as I wasn’t ready to leave this world behind. I can’t wait for more in this series. Book..

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This is the third installment in the series of Cronin’s Key and my favorite. It has so much action, love and of course the likens….The characters get some more depth to them and the love story that ties every thing together get a happy ending after all…Hope they do another book, but not sure how..

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I was a little surprised by the graphic gay sex scenes which I was not expecting. the story was well written and the performance was excellent.

the story is about two men falling in love – and it is a badly written romance story I kept trying to listen and it just annoyed me too much I finally gave up.

I wanted to hear the story, but the narrator was breathy and didn’t distinguish voices

I’ve known someone with clinical depression for many years, I felt like this book opened a window on how they must feel even to a small degree, I like that the author didn’t sugar coat such a difficult subject and made it real rather than just a fictional romance with a happy ending.