Review from Out of the Blue →
This romantic and erotic story of love draws you in and captivates the heart. Lan, Easton, & Parker are a great trio that work together to protect and love each other. The start of the relationship is rocky though once they get past the worry of what others will think the love grows and multiples.
Review from Hidden Species: The Complete Series →
It was a great series! Loved the plot. Loved the narration! It came to life on audio.
Review from Unscripted →
The story is great but Joel Leslie is entirely overacted and unnatural . John Solo excellent
Review from If You’ve Got It, Haunt It →
This FC is so darn wishy-washy that I just can’t finish this series. She is getting worse with every chapter. So, to save my phone from being thrown across the room in frustration and anger at this….WOMAN, I quit!!
Review from His Truth →
I loved the love story and the way they fought to be together, but there needs to be many trigger warnings before the first scene starts, including (at the very least) homophobic slurs, abuse, and violence.
Review from A Dead Bore →
I loved the way each character is depicted. Having been to London, I especially enjoyed the contrasting depictions of city life and country life, the costuming and the the way everything was tied together. It is refreshing to read/listen to Picket mysteries. Can’t wait for the next one!
Review from Unwritten Law →
The story reflects how the depths and complexities of a man’s emotional background can evolve and bring him to a happy place he didn’t believe he could find…
Review from How to Date a Dragon →
This snack sized look into how the wing commander found the gorgeous and huge house was absolutely delightful. The dragon and the vamp were made for each other and I wish that they were in more of the books before this was released. But this book would not be as good without Joel Leslie. The..
Review from Evolved →
After a week and a half of reading the incredible Martha Wells, this was the perfect evolution up to MM science fiction for me. Few know how to write a needed or revisited trope for a genre lacking in specific details as is required for science fiction as well as N.R. Walker. I’m so glad..
Review from Devil’s Mark →
A new to me author. I really enjoyed this one. Add in Dan Calley’s voice and I’m toast. Off to get the rest.