Review from His Cocky Valet →
Joel has written an outstanding piece of poetry, yes this book is pure poetry…. What a beautiful love story between a beautiful younger man and his older stranger man who will be his wall. This book should become a TV series. It would be a 10 yr run
if you love the rest of the series you’ll love this too. it’s fun with all the warm feels you’ve come to expect in a compact version. Highly recommend.
Review from Sorcerers Always Satisfy →
don’t normally read/listen to the same book back to back but absolutely fell in love immediately. haven’t laughed out loud at a book in years, characters are amazing and narrative is perfect at keeping voices across the whole series. now officially in love with this author!
Once you get used to the writing style its a great story with many iconic and likable characters. I really enjoyed listening to both books and will get the 3rd.
The book was a bit too out there for me; but the ending commentary is priceless. The author goes on to tell us why he wrote this as well as issues another author is causing in the romance community. It’s absolutely priceless!
Review from Miz Dusty Le Frey →
This was such a fun romp – read by my favorite narrator! If you are looking for a complicated plot or heavy angst…this isn’f it, but, it was well worth the listen.
Review from Human Omega: Babied By His Guardian Mates →
This was my first introduction to some gay man romance and it was a good one. I depth characters and good character narration.
Review from Unspoken Vow →
I should not have started this book. Mental issues in a romance novel don’t work for me.
Review from Sparktopia →
What can I say it is JA Huss. My all time favorite Author. It’s only the beginning so far I’m game. Most of her work gets better with each new book. So exciting to see world and character building. I have to say she is phenomenal at it! Can’t wait for the next book.
This story was captivating from the very start. The characters are so well developed and the plot kept me guessing the whole way through. This was one of those books that leave you feeling like you’ve lost something when you get to the end, because you can no longer spend time in that world with..