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Honestly, this book was such a gem. All queer men should be reading this. The words, very witty and descriptive will make you blush and for some make you feel like are you talking about my life?

Content: The story was very interesting! I liked the world building, magic system, and characters. The abrupt shift in Finn threw me a bit, though. Audio: May nobody ever allow the man who voiced the misc. male characters to narrate anything ever again. It took everything in me to finish this because of those voices…

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I enjoyed every story and all of the characters The Ranch story was a bit of a struggle because of the accent, but my need to complete things spurred me on. I appreciate the explanation of Noah’s ending. I was emotionally invested in his character.

I will never get back the time and money I spent on this book. It is 100% the worst book I have read this year.

Great writing by Amy and awesome narrating by Joel Leslie! Love the Storyline. Cant wait for the other 5 books to make it to audio. ❤️

I enjoyed the different inflections of each character, thanks to the narrator. I this particular narrator.

Casey Morales is a new author to me. I was not disappointed at all and this author just gained a new fan. This is a fantastic series of books that are equally sweet, charming, swoony and absolutely heartfelt. I enjoyed going on each adventure with these men finding their other halves.

I’ve stolen away from the harsh realities of marketing whenever I can to enjoy the world of Fae, thanks to the author and the fabulous performance from Joel Leslie – it’s like taking a holiday. Be warned, these stories are addictive though. Just the right blend of drama, magic and romance. Enjoyed them so much.

I love these books. They’re such a welcome escape from reality. Thank you E.J., you got me through these rough last months of 2025.

A tender, exquisitely crafted queer romance that absolutely begs for a screen adaptation. You Should Be So Lucky is one of those rare books that stays with you long after you finish it. Cat Sebastian balances emotional nuance, mid-century atmosphere, and deeply humane character work in a way that feels simultaneously intimate and cinematic. Mark..

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