Garrett Sucks, Niall a Liar and they could’ve kept this story. I knew i didn’t like Garrett from the first 2 books but this made it clear he’s a judgemental crybaby. He don’t deserve brothers, he don’t deserve his band and he surely didn’t deserve his powers. He was a waste!!!!!
Review from The Summer of Us →
I enjoyed the overall story line. I found the thick British accent a bit of a challenge to understand. I also found there was little differentiation in the characters voices which made it a little hard to track/follow. Those combined made it an OK audiobook.
Review from Broken →
I broke so bad during this book then the spark of hope and the build up…. gasp. I think this is one of the finest reads ever. bravo
Love the story over all.Each character has their own depth and definition, fleshed out nicely even if some lack flesh so to speak.Humor and antics keep it from feeling too terribly heavy at times.Really plays with your emotions here and there throughout and heavily at the end.
Review from Vampire Girl →
Good story so far, although I could’ve done with unnecessary trans talk, that has no relevance to this story.
Lee Welch has done a beautiful job of telling not just a moving, but also a realistic story of queer love perfectly ensconced within the world of Austen. Her characterization of Mr Collins’ inner world remakes him into a nuanced, brave individual, but one who still fits perfectly within the obsequious rector that Austen created…
Review from Yanni’s Story →
NR Walker really hit this slow burn story out of the park. Nuff said. Just read it. Although you can read this as a stand alone, i would recommend reading the first three in this series to get the full picture of Yanni’s story.
I really enjoyed this book, the story is engaging and well written. I love the characters and their world. Narration is excellent with distinct voices and the proper tone for each situation. I recommend this book!
Very enjoyable continuation to the story, funny, great narration and a little bit of a cliffhanger. On to the next.
Review from The Necromancer’s Dance →
I loved the way they told the story and that they did just have the vamp save the day.