Great writing, great narrator (Thank you Joel Leslie). Could not stop listening to these books. I definitely will be looking for more books by AJ Sherwood and Jocelyn Drake.
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so emotional
Review from Broken →
i cried like a little bit*h!!! it was so good and amazingly sweet and emotional. esp. if youve dealt with mental illness. worth a credit and so much more
Love this series!!
Review from Kings of Hell MC Boxed Set →
This series was one of the best I’ve ever read, I hated when it ended..
The story is okay, but the bizarre cadence used but the narrator is terrible. It’s like listening to Sylvester The Cat… If you’re not visually reading along It’s difficult to figure out what the heck is being said.
In book 3 of the series, the threesome have overcome much but are still together. A court has been created but it’s not like other courts, there will only be two purple kitty aliens boinking the omega. There is also an unnecessary subplot about the scout from the second book and one of his lovers..
Highly Entertaining
Review from The Druid Next Door →
This was a very enjoyable story as Mal (Allen’s brother) and his next-door neighbor, Bryce, a druid, go to battle–first with each other as bickering neighbors and then with the Seelies and Unseelies of the Fae underworld. On one level it’s a push/pull, love/hate, sexual attraction/denial romp to romance. But on the other hand it’s..
A sweet story.
Review from Finders Keepers →
It’s hard to imagine two more shy people than the main characters and therein lies the story’s biggest hurdle which is handled by effective dialogue and believable character development.
Love this series…
Review from After Felix →
Just listened to this so adding my thoughts about the vocal performance. It was fantastic! I loved this book all over again hearing it the second time! I *suppose* this can be read as a standalone although Zeb plays a big part in this (from book 1 of this series) and Charlie is mentioned a..
Hard to put down.
Review from Say No More →
This was one of those rare books that I could hardly put down. It grabs you from the first chapter.
I’m afraid the theatrical narration for James Audley took a lot away from my enjoyment of the story. He used sweeping, dramatic voices for every interaction and it was quite distracting. I felt like I was listening to a Dudley Do-Right cartoon.The plot itself went on too long, but was generally well written, so I’ll..