Four fun novellas set in the beacon hills series with Angel and Simeon, Daniel and Rory, Isaac and Constans, and even Eroch the wee beastie dragon. Fun snippets of life!
Super fun novellas!
Review from A History of Trouble →
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Awful
Review from Hidden in Darkness →
from the beginning to the end. Awful writing, mediocre performance, childish story. it was on sale and wasn’t worth it. save you Mona for something else
good
Review from A Light in the Darkness →
great story and characters parts were laugh out loud. highly recommend. thanks for great story
Am I alone here?
Review from The Fantastic Fluke →
Maybe it’s me… but I really could not tolerate this narration. I’ve never given up on an audiobook but this one I really couldn’t handle. I know everyone has different tastes, but this narrator isn’t for me… Not only that though, the story it’s self didn’t really hold my attention the way I hoped it..
In love!
Review from Heart of Dracula →
My only dislike is that the next book isn’t included in my membership! I am devouring this series!
#RelationshipGoals
Review from Beautifully Unexpected →
This may very well be my favorite Lily Morton book yet! Absolutely enjoyed every bit of it! Both characters are so lovable and their relationship is so comfortable it was such a delight to see it develop. And of course, as I’m always used to the absolutely engaging and very pleasant narration of Joel Leslie…
Loved it.
Review from Switched →
Loved that nothing was a quick fix, that the relationship progresses so organically, that the story seemed real, but was still romantic as hell. I want a Sam of my very own. I really enjoyed Joel Leslie’s narration. He does such a great job conveying Israel’s emotional rollercoaster, although it did highlight one of the..
Fantabulous!!!
Review from The Bureau: Volume 3 →
I adored this audiobook double feature performed by the one and only, Joel Leslie! Caroled:1942Charles and TenrealSan FranciscoDisappearancesAnd murderAn HFN/HEA Camouflaged:1968A dragon and a gnomeIn a caveA kidnapping and torture A rescueA betrayal An HEA You don’t need to read/listen to these in order to enjoy them!!
Endearing listen.
Review from Christmas Present →
3.5* This was a sweet, endearing listen, performed excellently by the always awesome Joel Leslie. It was a differnt take on Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, in the point of view of Christmas Present, with a bit of a twist. My heart hurt a little for Lewis, I’m glad he and Sam found each other.
Epic adventure!
Review from Lord Mouse →
A brilliant thief sets out to rescue a prisoner. Although this story is in the romance genre, I would classify it much more appropriately as a fantasy action/adventure. Quick witted Mouse ventures out to rescue a wrongly accused nobleman. The adventure and action are amazing. Near the end it seems that the prisoner and hero..