Review from Mortal Skin →
The sheer audacity!! Joel Leslie- as always fan-freaking-tastic!!! Bravo!! Omg I fell head over heart in love with this book. I say that I hate cliff hangers but the second book is already out, so I’ll forgive that. Ash and Lorne – my word. It started out as slow burn but then heated up in..
Review from Cronin’s Key II →
Vampire story at its finest. I love me some vampires and this was very interesting and weaved together seamlessly. the ending was so good. Narration was fantastic. on to the next…
Review from Cronin’s Key →
This was really good! I was so intrigued. very well written and weaved together. A Little slow at times but never lost interest. Narration was fantastic. On to the next!
Review from Naughty Neil →
Having read and loved the ebook version, I wasn’t expecting to live it even more, but Joel Leslie just has a way of making the story better. So in here we have Mark the hellhound and Neil the unknowingly incubus. its an instalove and man do I love them both. I really do want more..
Review from Unwritten Law →
Two voices not recorded at the same level. Very annoying – had to keep turning volume up and down. Pity as this was an enjoyable book
l like love story between Tristan and Danny. also the friendship between Tristan and Dusty.
Review from We Could Be So Good →
I love this story; in fact I own it in kindle form as well. Cat Sebastian is on the top of her game here, with wonderfully vivid character voices, a really well done setting, and wonderful romance. The narrator, on the other hand, didn’t work for me. At all. He takes this weird overdramatic approach..
I’ve listened to so many audiobooks narrated by Joel Leslie with an American accent I had no idea he could do an Australian accent; in fact, I wasn’t sure it was the same person but the voice sounded so similar and it was only at the very end when he announced “narrated by Joel Leslie“..
Review from Switched →
Fantastic slow burn switched at birth finding yourself story with a outstanding narration as usual by Joel Leslie.
Review from Devil’s Mark →
I love Taylor Lark’s Reckless Damned series. And I loved both narrators but almost wished only one of them narrated it, I’m really sensitive to voices/tones/etc so it just hit wrong sometimes with the voices changing each chapter since they have such different ones including how deep Dan’s voice is (though Dan is basically what..