Review from Embers →
This was my favorite of the series! Take one grumpy fire dragon and throw a snarky, feisty mage from the enemies’ camp at him, and watch sparks fly! Gunter and Nicki are such a great opposites attract. An orphan being raised by mages who use him as their own personal battery pack for their own..
Review from Pack of Lies →
I have wanted Eli’s story since the moment we met him. So we have Eli working on getting the haven ready to take in the rebel runaways to help them heal and then move on to a better life. Julien is in town trying to find out what truly happened to his brother who was..
Children of all ages love the classic and iconic character Winnie-the-Poohin many forms, but here as a fully engaging audiobook. Framed as a father telling Christopher Robin and his friend Winnie-the-Pooh stories about their adventures, the stories introduce listeners to Piglet, Eeyore, Owl, Rabbit, Kanga, and Roo. Young children will giggle at Winnie-the-Pooh’s love of..
I enjoyed listening to this boxset. I’ve read the books and the narration just took it to another level. There’s plenty of laugh-out-loud moments as well as emotional ones as well.
Review from Ego Central →
I rarely write reviews but I had to take the time out to do one on this collection. The credit was more than worth it I must say. The stories were so well written and I have to give props to both authors for bringing to life these amazing stories. The characters were well developed..
Review from Ruthless People →
This book really hit the spot for me. Mafia is a go-to trope, and this one had the added benefit of a lady-boss to make it extra special. It was vicious and dark an a way that many books don’t really dare to go, and I was here for it. There were funny parts (if..
This is a great listen! I loved the way the author injects humor through out the book and the twists and turns surprised me. The narrators where fabulous! loved it ❤
I was so pleasantly surprised by the conclusion of this two part series. It has so much more emotional depth in comparison to the first. The evolution of Dracula’s character is well executed, and Eddie has a lot more time to shine. Bella’s story was a bit abrupt but still interesting, and Maxine remains a..
The MCs, Danny and Tristan, meet in a very awkward, “funny”, and heroic way. So shy Tristan tries to avoid Danny but life does not let him. Tristan is so cute, sweet and adorkably awkward. He thinks he’s destined to be alone but the sexy Scotland Yard detective disagrees. Danny likes all of Tristan’s quirkiness..
Review from Something to Dye For →
Gabe and Josh are adorable and hilarious and the story is intriguing and heartwarming. Joel Leslie does an amazing job narrating as always.