Review from Wear It Like a Crown →
I love a good royal/commoner romance, and this story’s set-up for the characters’ meeting was both cute and believable. However, the story’s conflict involves the hand-wringing main characters annoying each other and everyone around them with their inability to honestly communicate. Not sure how many times I yelled at the characters in frustration, “Just tell..
Review from A Betrayal of Storms →
A Betrayal of Storms opens the Realm of Fey series with lush worldbuilding and a high-stakes realm of half-fey heirs, war, and hidden legacy, but the pace crawls as it sets up the war between humans and fey. Ben Alderson crafts evocative magic—ice, courts, ancient power—but the emotional beats and character chemistry feel buried under..
Review from We’re Not Safe Here →
This was a bit nostalgic as I grew up a fan of mystery and supernatural shows like the X-files. The full cast of voices brought it to life along with the creepy background music. It had me intrigued and weirded out by the creatures so I wanted to know more. But the end left me..
Review from The Druid Next Door →
****Spoilers**** I couldn’t finish this book. Even knowing it has an HEA, I couldn’t do it. I despise manipulation and the Druid aunt of the BIL binding the two MCs together and manipulating one MC before that was too much. Mal was an absolute ass. I wanted to scream at him to get into therapy..
Review from Devil’s Mark →
So so so good! Beautiful story, an emotional roller coaster and so much love! And very very hot! Leslie is fantastic as usual. It will take some time to get used to Dan’s voice but great performance nevertheless.
Review from We Could Be So Good →
Amazing writing. Amazing character development. Amazing world building. 11/10 would recommend to my queer friends.
I loved this book because we really got to see Lonan’s past, present, and future unfold as he grows as a character. I have so much love for him and just love how much love and tenderness Ash gives him. Ash also goes through his own growth in this story. I loved this series and..
Review from Mr. Collins in Love →
One of the best Austen FF books I have heard. A beautiful retelling of Mr. Collins’ story, and Joel Leslie is the best👌 . Do not miss this one!such a relief after so many mediocre books I have attempted to listen to on audible.
The last book was simply horrible. Primitive and helpless plot, a neurotic hero (if I hear the word “paranoia “ once more I’d go on a killing spree). I think it was a rather silly move to try to make a hero out of a personage that used to provide a comic relief in the..
Review from The River Prince →
“The River Prince” has an ending as heartwarming as the first book in this series, “A Solstice Prince.” A dashing and protective royal once again rescues an enchanting but abused young man into a well-deserved happily ever after. However, while the abuse in the first book was referenced as trauma that happened in the past,..