Review from Unwritten →
As usual, this final book of the series has everything I always expect from JR Gray. Imperfectly perfect MC’s dealing with real life issues such as anxiety disorder, speech disfluency, work schedule conflict, etc. I got all the love and angst I need along with a crazy dog!
Review from Attempted Rescuing →
An enjoyable and worthy continuation of a great series. The characters are growing into the promise of greatness that is their birthright. The antagonists are are fully fleshed out, and enjoyable supporting characters show up with welcome regularity. The author avoids the trap of resting on the laurels of having a few interesting protagonists, and..
Review from Once a Rogue →
Loved it more than the first book of the spinoff because of how funny they are together. I love how straight up they are and can be while being cute at the same time. Wesley with his bluntness is totally my vibe and again , HILARIOUS. I busted out laughing multiple times. 10/10
Review from In the Arms of the Beast →
I simply adored this whole series. I haven’t read many PNR but I’m so happy I sank into this little treasure. Joel Leslie is unf@#king believable. I could listen to him perform all day long. I’m so sad it’s over. definitely on my reread short list
I like the overall supernatural story going through all the books, and that they’re all interconnected. This is definitely a collection worth getting!The narration was far too slow for my tastes, but I found that speeding it up to first 1.30 then 1.25 in later books worked very well (and even then, it’s over 60h..
Review from The Highlander’s Promise →
The first half of the book was fine but the end was so hard to listen to! It almost seemed like someone else but the writer wrote the end.
I love the whole family!!! So much excitement and twists and adventure. I actually liked the narrator!!! I liked his voice for the uncle lol. omg I have read and listened to this series and I swear she never fails to make my emotions all sorts of ways.
Review from Demons Do It Better →
I was really surprised by how much I enjoyed this one! It was funny, but also engaging and thoughtful. And I’m a sucker for these kind of books that feel like they don’t take themselves too seriously (if that makes sense). I thought both the world-building and the characters were very interesting and unique. The..
Review from We Could Be So Good →
Sebastian’s writing made the feel of the period palpable. The sense of mid-20th century social conventions shifting and the characters’ struggles with them resonated for me. The stories set during a time when I was a toddler. Still, the tensions between identity and danger, between authenticity, secrecy and personal safety felt familiar. In a way,..
Review from Ever After →
This well told romance made my heart swoon, race with anticipation, and brought healing tears to my eyes! I thoroughly recommend it.