Review from Salvation →
The story is told with a couple of flashbacks since there are a lot of history that comes before and i would have liked the story to start at the beginning since i Think it would have made it even better, but as it is it is still a good story of sort of forbidden..
Review from Salvation →
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why? I would recommend this to my friends who enjoy this genre and audiobooks.. It was very well done.. the speaker was interesting to listen to and I enjoyed it Who was your favorite character and why? I love roman.. He is just sexy.. amazing….
I have read all the Wolves of Manhattan stories and was so excited to see the first story in audio. Joel Leslie’s performance is stellar, his command of accents and French pronunciation is almost perfect. For those who like shifter stories, this series has some different conventions than you usually see but it all makes..
Review from Flux →
Any additional comments? I love that each of the titles to this series are so apropos to the content. Told from Miner’s POV this time, the story is quite a whirlwind of all the things that happen to the two men: Pirates, another evil Wizard, a foolish King, a Slave Market, almost dying multiple times…..
Review from Salvation →
Where does Salvation rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far? I absolutely LOVED it. I have only listened to just a few audiobooks but this one ranks way at the top. What other book might you compare Salvation to and why? Any of the Unbreakable Bods books by Jocelynn Drake and Rinda..
Review from Salvation →
Wow. I had already read the book and had enjoyed it immensely, but to listen to it was a different kind of experience. The story was still a great read. Like any re-read you get more out of it the second, or third in this case, time. plus, the was Joel narrated made the emotions..
Review from A Dead Bore →
Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not? It was an enjoyable listen. However, the mystery was downplayed by everything else going on and the temperament and manners of the period. There was no sense of urgency in finding the killer and no questions of why the coroner..