Review from Green Light →
After being introduced to all the characters in book one, continuing in book two. The romance between Kai and Silas is fraught but in the end these two get their HEA. I would recommend this entire series. Can’t wait to read book three.
Review from Something Wicked →
This series reminds me of what it’s like to really love someone. This one was a little too gruesome for me. I’d love to read another trilogy.
I was skeptical bc I’ve read plenty of books with a similar premise that were pretty lack luster, but this is a surprisingly good book and good series. I have listened to all three books available on audible and have started reading the fourth on Kindle and ngl I don’t know if I have ever..
Review from You’re So Dead to Me →
Wonderful story and performance! Can’t wait to read the next one! I cried and swooned!
Review from Beautifully Unexpected →
Mags and Laurie is one of my all-time favorite couples, they have the most amazing chemistry, butterfly-inducing and so much fun. I really love this book, I have read it a few times already—and the narration is beautiful. Lily Morton’s best work to date!
Review from Galaxies and Oceans →
When at the end of your rope do you hang yourself or do you use it to climb down, this book was an amazing story about using that rope to climb down. Running from an abusive relationship and the stars leading you home.
Review from The Happy List →
Boring and highly predictable story. Also, I love Joel Leslie but his Boston accent is terrible.
Joel Froomkin delivers another stunning performance in Agatha Christie’s “The Mysterious Affair at Styles.” His talent for creating and maintaining distinct character voices brings Agatha Christie’s beloved Hercule Poirot to life! As a longtime fan of both, I was amazed by how effortlessly Joel makes me forget it’s him narrating – his dialog delivery is..
Review from Donick Walsh and the Reset-Button →
OMG SUCH A GOOD BOOK!!!! DEF RECOMMEND FOR LGBTQI+ TEENS AND YOUNG ADULTS!!! The story line is super easy to fallow and it’s a pretty accurate representation of being queer while in high school
Review from Seducing the Sorcerer →
This world was so intriguing, I need a sequel!Obviously, it’s Joel Leslie’s wonderful narroration so each character is easy to place in conversation and they are filled with personality & depth but I have to give it up to the author as well.The magic within this world, it’s politics and it’s rules leave so much..