Review from Vicious Minds: Part 1 →
Having read the series from the start, I honestly don’t get this book. When I read Vicious Minds, I fell in love with Ivy, not because just because of her love for Ethan but because of his love for her. Not from a 3rd party perspective, from his. How he slowly started to LOVE her…
I thought this would just be a fun diversion, but honestly the character of Dracula was both surprisingly complex and enjoyable snarky. Loved the story straight through.
Review from Children of Redemption →
Never have I ever felt so much emotions as I did reading this series. It’s way better than the first series and I’m just amazed.
Review from Sink or Swim →
These two men seem like an unlikely pair giving their feelings about relationships. Yet thrown together unexpectedly there seems to be a bit of feelings in the air. I love the fact that while they connect in some way right away the real building of the relationship takes time. You feel yourself cheering Calder on..
Review from The Unseelie Prince →
Love the book, hate the way the narrator has depicted and voiced these characters. It’s so hard to listen to. I’ll be reading the book instead of listening cause I just can’t take anymore. Really sorry, but I’m super disappointed in the narrating these allow on this app.
I have now listened to all of Lily Mortons books in fact some of them more than once – There is some so wonderful about her guys and there road to finally finding their happily ever after. There is alway fun snark, a lot of misunderstandings but no so much angst that I get tense…
The final book in the Arden St Ives trilogy and it was a bit of a struggle to get Ardy’s HEA. There was a lot of time spent on secondary and even tertiary characters, that I really didn’t care for, though I guess it’s because the story is in Arden’s POV, and not the general..
Review from Heart of Dracula →
I truly enjoyed this story. It was different twist to the traditional Dracula storyline. I can’t wait to read the next one.
Two world-weary men from worlds as unlike as possible, guarded and grumpy and distrustful, caught up in the most unlikely chain of events imaginable: it’s unusual for a romance to focus on two men in their 40s and even less usual for fantasy, and it’s both incredibly refreshing and deeply poignant. Inventive and interesting, heartfelt,..
No offense to Antony, but his narration ruined this book for me. And it’s been a few years since I read this and it hasn’t aged well. Some of the language used is outdated and Parker’s reluctance got old after a while. Won’t be listening to this again.