Review from Origin →
I never thought I’d find a book narrated by Joel Leslie unlistenable but I couldn’t finish this one in audio. The accent for the Korean grandmother sounded like a racist parody. Upon checking the book’s text it seems it was in the performance choices. He stutters and pauses and uses a cartoonishly bad accent even..
The first book was almost enough for me simply to return the series and give up on it. the actual storyline was over halfway through the book and after that it was like they were simply struggling to make a storyline fit. I enjoyed the story in the second book the most of the three…
Review from Demons Do It Better →
This was fun and exciting and very different from what I’ve read in the past. I did not do any review looking before I started this book and I am glad I did, because I loved it. Joel Leslie – 10/10 -always!!
Love the characters, can’t wait for more. Smart, intriguing, sweet, and sexy. Must read but audible version is great as well.
I wasn’t sure about getting through the first book in Blissville because of the vocals. I pushed through to follow the story and glad I did. Book two was an interesting story and I was invested in the couples development. By the end, I wanted more of their story told. Book three gave me laugh..
An abused man fearing his abuser’s eventual release tries to move on with his life goes to a club with his best friend and meets a demon from hell. Four brothers escape Hell leaving one behind. Unexplained headless bodies left behind at a bookstore run by a Prince of Darkness. i loved characters and relationships..
Review from Conventionally Yours →
Loved the story, loved the narrators. I saw other reviews stating the narrator for Alden was not so great, but I liked him. Yes, his accent at times was obviously fake, but I found it good.
Review from Forgotten Vows →
I can’t wait to the next book come out sad that I have to wait that long, but this is a great book
Great story! Can’t wait for the next one! Loved the big twist. Thought the fact that there was more story than sex was awesome.
Review from Bad Boy’s Bard →
I can’t say I liked Garreth from the other books, and then it didn’t really get any better. I never found myself attached to either character. I did try to get into the plot itself, but the whole rock star wah wah didn’t do much for me either. I’ll obviously continue with EJR’s world, since..