Joel Leslie does a great job creating likable characters and keeping a bit of tongue in cheek humor going throughout. The story is fun and engaging.
Great story, Great narrator
Review from The Fantastic Fluke →
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This is the first book in the series. I am very happy to read about John Pickett’s beginning life at age 14. I have listened to the books out of order and each one stands alone. In this story, magistrate, Mr. Colquhoun sets up street urchin, John Pickett, in an apprenticeship to a coal merchant..
Cozy Gay Mystery
Review from The Missing Page →
This picks up a few months after Hither Page left off and sees our heroes trying to solve a 27 year old mystery in an old seaside Victorian mansion. I loved it just as much as the first book and hope there will be more, though it does leave off wrapped up so no worries..
What a series…
Review from Haven Hart Boxed Set →
Snow Falling: The writing in the story was riveting and kept me wanting to come back for more. Intrigue and mayhem mixed with a bit of love…what a mafia story. Snow and Christopher are an amazing pair and I enjoyed listening to their journey of discovery. Hug it Out: The second in the Haven Hart..
A new favorite
Review from Knight’s Fire →
The story was outstanding and the narration is one of the best I’ve heard. I absolutely loved the voice of the dragon! I need more of these characters in my life!
Well this is a tough one. Usually a book rating is easy for me to place and I rarely need to quantify it with a .5 but for the first time in forever I’m being forced to do so. Story -3.5Performance- 5 I’ll go with performance first because it really can’t be any simpler. Joel..
Hartley and Sam are the best heroes you could ever ask for! This book is achingly sweet and endearing and I loved every word. It’s about found family that crosses class lines, it’s about overcoming perceptions and hurts that can’t be undone. This book is everything you want in a romance, and Joel Leslie’s performance..
Farview is set in the same world as the novella, Treasure, but can be read as a standalone. A lovely story with charming characters and all the feels – beautifully told and brilliantly narrated! It was such a treat to revisit the magical little seaside village of Croftwell. And the epilogue … so perfect.
I dearly love Lily Morton’s books. Such perfect romanticism. I’ve listened to Henry and Ivo over and over. And can’t wait to hear Oz and Silas again. And OH MY GAWD, I DO LOVE JOEL LESLIE. Absolutely perfect accents, no matter what country he’s narrating. But esp. his interpretation of Aussie and Cornish/ Irish/ British..
Reading After Felix is an unqualified joy. Listening to Joel Leslie narrating it puts it out in the stratosphere. What a joy!