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Well written and well performed. Interesting and lovable characters placed in an accurate historical context that adds depth to the charming story.

I find myself rereading this book often. Each time the writing and the narration move me. I highly recommend this book, this author, and this narrator.

I’ve loved this series and am sad to see it come to an end. While Will and Martin’s story was slow going in the beginning, the ending made it all worthwhile for me. I loved best friends to lovers and I’m so glad these two finally got the hea they deserved. Joel Leslie did such..

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I loved Hartley and Sam. Hartley was so endearing, I felt so bad for him after everything that had happened. I love how Sam was there for him, letting him set the pace. I loved how generous and caring Hartley was with Alf and Sadie, they were their own little found family. I loved how..

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I don’t care how old you are, Pooh is a timeless classic. It’s been a long time, too long, since I’ve read any of the Pooh stories and it was so nice to revisit the Hundred Acre Woods. I really enjoyed Joel’s narration, although his version of Eeyore wasn’t quite what I expected. Or what..

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I loved the story line but the narrator’s voice was too old. I couldn’t picture Ollie being a younger man.

This was another “new to me” author of a book that had been in my library for quite a long time. The audio book was narrated by Joel Leslie who I am quite familiar with. He consistently does a good job. This book introduces us to Julien Doran and Eli Smith. Julien – who happens..

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I loved listening to it just as much as I enjoyed reading the ebook. Joel brought the characters to life brilliantly.

Really enjoyed the narration and the feeling in this story. Will check out more works by the author and the voice actors.

Not as funny as the first, but there are some really fun moments and the mystery really keeps you guessing. Lane’s family is wonderful and humorous.