Review from Spring Strings →
An audiobook penned by Lily Morton and narrated by Joel Leslie is always a must-listen for me, and these two deliver yet another winner with Spring Strings. I’d originally read this novella a couple or so years ago, and when I learned it was going to be released in audio, I knew I had to..
Review from Manners and Mannerisms →
At least it didn’t come till the end, and then only talked of. Otherwise I enjoyed the book. I love the marriage of convenience solution to the historical gay marriage problem. It’s (close enough to) the poly stories I crave.
Review from Haven Hart Boxed Set →
I very much enjoyed this series! the love stories in each were breathtakingly beautiful, the way it was told by the narrations kept me hooked the entire time!
Review from The Unseelie Prince →
This book caught my eye with that amazingly sexy cover. I thought the writing was great, but the pace was slow. And I am all about the dark, morally grey MMC but for some reason I just could not get into Valroy. He was all broody bad guy and there was just no chemistry between..
I listened several times to get the full story but enjoyed the narrator and the characters. I hope this is not the end of the story.
Review from The Quiet House →
I loved the story and the narrator sadly the editing was not as good the volume sometimes changed abruptly.
the story was well thought out and organized. even though sections of the book had storyline convergence moments throughout, they were easy to follow and enjoy. I especially enjoyed how the voice of the narrator changed between character viewpoints. I can definitely understand why others felt the storyline style comparable to Terry Pratchett.
Review from Origin →
cadence and accent already made it really hard to enjoy seducing the sorcerer. please stop stop stop.
Review from The Unseelie Prince →
I understand what people are saying about the narrator. I felt the same way the first time I heard Joel Froomkin read, but I’ve listened to many books read by him now and he doesn’t bother me at all – especially when the story is so captivating! Kathryn Ann Kingsley is one of my new..
This story was interesting, and I really want to keep reading it, but the narration is so bad that it makes my ears cry.