This was lovely, with great characters and a scary ghost mystery. I was particularly impressed by the narration, Joel Leslie did a fabulous job.
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Wasn’t Expecting That
Review from The Unseelie Throne →
After the end of book 2 I thought we would be getting strung along a bit further before anything happened between Abigail and Valroy. Wasn’t expecting a BDSM romance but I maybe I should have. Now I am too invested in the story to care. I can’t wait for the next book.
I love this story! and I’m not normally a fan of the ‘omega-verse’. Siles love for Pyhk, is touching and Pyhks love for Carter is doubly so. I needed more sex scenes. Even if they’re abridged. Ending the story w/ a cliffhanger over having babies was a masterstroke tho. bravo!
Fabulous
Review from One Bite with a Vampire →
I didn’t WANT to splash out for the whole series, but it looks like I’m going to because it’s just that good.
Incredibly enjoyable
Review from The Necromancer’s Dance →
Joel Leslie and SJ Himes are a great team! Himes has a fantastic way of weaving words making a truly enjoyable story. I liked the world and history built into this story. I had a refreshing and interesting experience listening to this action/mystery filled story. Leslie brings a whole world of accents and personalities to..
cliffhanger
Review from The Necromancer’s Reckoning →
I love how they all became a chosen family. though I do want to see what happened to the fae Sloane, they seemed like a fabulous character.
Ooh-la-la Smorgasbord
Review from Choices →
Welcome to world of smut. Where sex is continues, blow job’s are costumery and edging is a life-style. To be royalty means carrying custodian keys. Opening a candy factory of choices. Hanky panky, spank bank quota filled. This is straight up LGBT with a PhD in the red-light district. Without the high cost flight. So..
loved the series an especially the narrative by Joel Leslie. Is Eileen Glass going to write more on Carter giving birth, and will his mate’s people meet any more humans. so they finally see a human female? I didn’t want the story to end.
Surprising
Review from Beautifully Unexpected →
This is one book, narrated by Joel Leslie, that I am not 100% crazy about. I feel like the artist character (Lorie) should have been the main focus as opposed to Mags. I didn’t care for the Danish accent. But it was ok.
I couldn’t put it down. I was equally engaged between the escape, and the love scenes.