Review from Asher →
Garrett is so funny. I love him and Asher. It’s sweet how protective Asher is. I love the adorable little kids and the scary grandma. I can’t wait to start the next book!I love the narrator for the audiobook. Joel Leslie is amazing!
Review from Devil’s Mark →
this was a new author to me but I really liked the book. it easily caught my attention and kept it. the storyline and characters are good.
Review from Hug It Out →
Usually when I listen to a a romance that tries to slip in a little bit of mystery, I can figure out the plot way in advance and know who done what, when, where, and how. I figured out what was going on, however The author did a pretty good job in not letting you..
Review from Miz Dusty Le Frey →
this was a good one. got more then a few laughs out of me. I listened to the whole thing in one go. It’s very movie reference heavy and I didn’t get most of the references but I didn’t let it stop me from enjoying the story. the narration took some getting use to. I..
For me, this was the best book of the series. I finally felt an emotional connection between the two main characters. The story had some personal elements for me. Throughout the series, I struggled to connect with Spencer because I can’t imagine leaving my siblings behind. Spencer wasn’t given many choices, but … As an..
Review from The Queer Principles of Kit Webb →
reader was ridiculous, his accents were effected and annoying, i had to stop listening, i enjoyed other books by Cat
If you’re looking for a sweet crime lord meets Street urchin with a heart of gold romance story, then this one is pretty good. The narration is decent enough and all of the characters are pretty well done. Granted it’s not a life-altering story, or anything to write home about, but it’s still a fun..
Review from We Could Be So Good →
I made it to Chapter 3, but I just can’t listen to this narrator’s performance anymore. It annoyed and distracted me from enjoying the audiobook. I’m told this is a good book, so I’ll give the story 3 stars, and read it instead.
Review from Liar City →
I really liked everything about this book except Reece. I know he represented a unique human mutation but he was stupid and being passive doesn’t mean too stupid to live. He didn’t ruin the book just frustrated the experience
Review from Lost in the Mind →
….to a well written, witty and laugh-inducing series. Not as perfect as the first book was, but still head and shoulders above its competitors. Joel Leslie? Another home run!