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I’m running to read book two this was great! Loved the narrator and plot omg

I was pleasantly surprised to discover Davidson King and his Heaven Heart series. Each book tells a compelling story, greatly enhanced by the wonderful voices of both narrators, Philip Alec’s and Joel Leslie have done an amazing job in making the characters come alive. Even if there are discrepancies between the accents given by one..

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I think everyone should read this story. It is an eye opener for sure. And a lot of right wingers need this book.

Very atmospheric with the twining of dark and light. Not only in Dracula but Van Helsing as well. A very well thought out story with entertaining twists. I thought the narrator did a good job with the accents. New England with a touch of the south from her youth for the heroine. Colorado was evident..

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I love everything she writes, but this one stole my heart. I read it just after the Christmas holidays, and Christmas tends to make me melancholy. If you are ever feeling sad, or as if the world is not a happy place, listen to this book or read it. It will restore your faith in..

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I absolutely loved this book. I’m going to have to read all of her books now.

Well worth the listen! I read half of it before the audio book came out, the voice actor caught the vehavior of the characters so well he had me questioning whether or not I had already listened to the scene

All three of these books are terrible. Do not read them, unless you hate women. All four of the characters are sexist pigs. Someone should inform the two straight women writing these books that not all gay men hate women. Additionally, the storylines were weak and poorly written. The first and third book were absolutely..

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Painful clichés beyond even the expected norm in romance. Horrific plot pace. Terrible narration. Save a credit and buy something else. want M/M romance? Check out KJ Charles.

I received this audiobook copy in exchange for an honest review. My personal introduction to the world of Regency Romantic fiction came when I was a bored, homesick twelve year old in my grandmother’s house, where I stayed on weekdays because it was much closer to my school than my parents’ home. To the delight..

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