I really tried to get through the whole book. DNF after 75%. The narrator was awful and really destroyed the story. Don’t know if I would have liked it otherwise but now I will never know.
Awful narration
Review from The Unseelie Prince →
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I give a try of this author and I really like it, the writing and the theme.Always Joel Leslie did a marvelous job, chameleon with the characters and the emotions, one if the best narrator.Recommeding this series, I want to follow Angel and Cimeon story, love the calm of this vamp and the sassy Necromancer..
I reread Hither, Page, and went straight into this one. it’s just as good as the first. Perhaps, even, a better mystery, though I hesitate to slight the first one. The narrator is, as always, excellent.
Swoon
Review from The Cuckoo’s Call →
Wren and Matteo were just lovely. It took a long time for them to figure out how to move forward. I did want to shake Teo at one point 😂
I picked this book up on a bit of a whim, having had less than spectacular luck with books on this topic in the past. The content is relatable, the writing style is crazy approachable, and the delivery by the narrator is superb. It takes the topic that can be very intimidating to approach and..
love it
Review from Someone to Call My Own →
Love this story. I’ve now listened to it three times. I will always look for any book that Joel Leslie narrates. He is the best. Add into that Aimee Nichole ‘s writing and it is again perfect.
Such a stunning story. Again!
Review from The Cuckoo’s Call →
Lily Morton’s books are always “click without looking” for me. She writes such beautiful, witty, funny, snarky characters. Wren is another one. And Joel Leslie brings him to life with his usual flair for accents and his insight in characters. He never disappoints! I loved the book and I adore the narration.
N.R Walker is definitely one of my favorite authors and this book is a great choice if you enjoy the work. I enjoyed very much the unique story of a gentleman that has decided he is done with human dating and is going for the android life. The story is set in the future, but..
Adorable
Review from The Weight of It All →
I adored this story. Henry was perfect. Filterless wit and self-deprecating sarcasm that I identified with a little too much! And Reed was the sweetest, kindest man. They were both completely relatable, and I loved how they interacted. While Henry had a lot of self-esteem issues, thanks to a crappy ex and some body image..
Loved Wren and Mateo!!
Review from The Cuckoo’s Call →
Wren and Mateo are total opposites! Wren is from London and blue collar. He meets Mateo on holiday in Majorca, Mateo is a wealthy hotelier. They quickly become friends and lovers eventually. After two weeks in Majorca, Wren goes with Mateo home to Venice. Mateo’s family are cold and mean. Wren is like sunshine, open,..