Review from Attempted Vampirism: Publisher’s Pack →
I’m absolutely hooked and can’t wait for the next book! It’ll be fun to see where this series takes us with the perfect blend of humor and sincerity, individual character growth, multiple and growing interpersonal relationships, in addition to what appears as just the beginning of an exciting and adventure-filled story arc!
Review from Freestyle →
I really enjoyed this story and all the dance tied into it. Freestyle is the story of five dancers who grow up in the same area meeting through chance. Bea Paige is always really good about keeping her characters engaging while also giving us an amazing storyline to follow. I can not wait to read..
Review from Hush →
What a phenomenal experience. Definitely 2 in 1 book. The 2nd half had me so stressed out that I thought I was going to hyperventilate. Fantastic narration. Tal Bauer fan girl right here!
Review from Finders Keepers →
A perfect, simple, non angsty MM romance. A quick read. Such a delightful premise. I loved both main characters but most of all I loved K & Bernice. 🥰 They were couple goals and I wish I had a landlady like her. Great book. Loved it.
I enjoy listening to Joel Leslie’s work. love how he put his personality in the stories. Now… I am a straight mother of 2 boys now turn Men. I was born and raised in a Caribbean country where the LGBTQ community is cursed at and ridicule for their way of live. While growing up, I..
3.5 stars rounded up. A step up from the first in the series. Actually has a HFN, engaging plotline and actual things happening, and fae shenanigans! The mysterious assassin prince turns into the biggest remorseful mess and his POV is grovel city. Going in with little expectations, this was fine. Again, I appreciate that this..
Review from Mortal Skin →
3.5 stars, maybe? Ok – this isn’t a genre romance, ends on a cliffhanger, and it takes at least half the book for the lead & LI to even talk to each other. The plot is both boring and not really there. (Take off your human skin!) Knowing that going in, this was decent. Definitely..
Definitely a vibey road trip with a himbo and a prickly MC. There was so much bickering on classism in this, but it didn’t feel like much was said somehow? Nothing was changed, the MC’s both had valid reasoning behind how they viewed and used money. There was a lot of emphasis on it, and..
Review from Don’t Twunk with My Heart →
This story was actually very sweet. It’s been a long time since I’ve read a Renae Kaye novel, and I really enjoyed Don’t Twunk with My Heart. Not as big a fan of Joel Leslie’s performance in the audio edition, but hey, I already knew his Australian accent would drive me bonkers lol.
Review from The Sunny Side →
I adore Dean so much. As always Lily Morton does not disappoint and Joel Leslie doesn’t either.