Review from Moonlight Prince →
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why? Definitely, I listened to all the books and loved them. What was one of the most memorable moments of Moonlight Prince? If I tell you then I give away a great part of the book. Have you listened to any of Laurel Schroeder and..
Despite what the blurb implies, this is a low angst read focused more on sex than obstacles. Although mentioned in the blurb, I guess for dramatic effect, the story doesn’t actually deal much with any conflict their jobs, cultures or religions may cause. In the first book, they don’t get together until the end, and..
Review from Broken →
I can see why this story appealed to so many readers. It’s MCs are really well developed and very complex. Neither is “perfect” – far from it! – and the issues involved in this story are hard and (I think) realistically managed. It’s not an easy story to read/listen to by any stretch of the..
Review from Cronin’s Key →
The story was good, though I have to admit, it did ring of the movie, “Return of the Mummy.” You have a protagonist who is destined to save the world from some pycho who wants to resurrect some ancient Egyptian evil dude. Throw some vampires and gay sex in there, and that’s the book.
Review from Cronin’s Key III →
This has been an awesome series. I hope N. R. will consider continuing it. I know she has other brilliant books. Cronin and Alec just grabbed at my heart. I love their entire team.
Review from Word Play →
Any additional comments? I didn’t care for the derision of the male author toward erotica/romance authors. We get enough of that IRL we DON’T need that in books. SERIOUSLY. That was my least favourite part of this book. That and the whole “writing romance/erotica will make my writing less valid as a mystery writer” bull…
Where does The Necromancer’s Dance rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far? it is at the top. loved everything about the story and the narrator made this a book i just couldnt put down. Who was your favorite character and why? Simeon, he is strong but kind when it comes to Angel…
Generally enjoyable. For the most part I very much liked this. I liked that it took a look at stereotypes within the gay community, by the gay community. I liked that all sorts of identities were legitimized. And I thought the whole thing was warm and fuzzy and funny.But there were just a few too..
What a powerful story. I thought this would be a sleeper, was I wrong. This story touched home and had a deep impact on my life dealing with real issues. Great book. Thank you.
Review from Red Dirt Heart 3 →
Joel Leslie is a master of narrative literature. Another ace collaboration between Joel and NR.