Review from A Dead Bore →
Two months after being cleared of murdering her husband, Lady Fieldhurst goes to visit friends in the country in Yorkshire to get away from the heat of a London summer and the gossip of London over the murder scandal in A Dead Bore by Sheri Cobb South, set in 1815. Staying with Sir Gerald and..
Review from Treasure →
An excellent fantasy from a marvelous storyteller. Add in Joel Lesley and it’s pure magic. Listened in one day. Before work then after till 2am! Grabby hands for more audio of Ms Fielding’s work
Review from Spencer Cohen Series, Book One →
I really appreciate good character development. And a story that doesn’t have to depend on drawn out and over written sex scenes is refreshing. Don’t get me wrong. This book had lots of build up and wasn’t prudish. A winner. Looking forward to a prolific series.
Review from Craving →
Like lots of these type stories, the female lead is a whiny bitchy girl. The narrator kept me listening. Really wish writers could make strong female leads that aren’t bitches, they do exist. Anyways it wasn’t the worst wasn’t the best.
Review from School of Deaths →
If you enjoyed Harry Potter, you will enjoy the School of Deaths! Susie Sarnio is the first female Death in a million years. Can you imagine being a 13 year old girl who is slowly withering away one minute, then whisked to another world the next? Susie faces a tough time being the only female..
Whoa, that was intense! Definitely not for the squeamish. A few incredibly memorable scenes regarding the dark and horribly unfair world of 19th Century London. Both how the poor children of the time were treated and those convicted (or even just accused) of homosexual activities. Gah, seriously intense and graphic. The story was very, very..
Andrew got dumped – abruptly – by his ex, Eli. His sister just wants Andrew to be happy, so she arranges for Spencer to act as his boyfriend and stir up the ol’ green-eyed monster in Eli to push him back into Andrew’s arms. If it works, it was meant to be – if it..
Review from Broken →
Narrator was awesome. Story a real eye opener to BiPolar disease. Thank you much, Nicola
Is there anything you would change about this book? The book is intended to be a gay version of Fifty Shades–in the same way that Fifty Shades was intended to be a BDSM version of Twilight–only it hugs even more closely to Fifty than Fifty did to Twilight. This isn’t my problem with it. I’d..
Review from Buried Passions →
What did you love best about Buried Passions? Joel Leslie’s rendition of Jonah and Luka. He really pulled Jonah’s uncertainty and need to be loved from the pages, as well as Luka’s heart of gold that shown through his actions and words. Who was your favorite character and why? Luka, cause he sounds like Victor!..