Review from Mystery Loves Company →
I’ve listened to several in this series and they’re light and entertaining. I took a break before listening to this one, so I can’t remember if the narrator bothered me in the others. He is extremely talented and can switch between voices easily, but I just don’t like the voices he chooses, especially for the..
Review from Curse of Dracula →
I loved it and the performance by Joel Froomkin was absolutely amazing! Perfect dark love story.
Review from The Unseelie Prince →
love this book looking for the next book in there series can’t wait !!!!!
Review from After Felix →
There is something to be said about an author who can write a fantastic story and fill it with humour, snark, angst, love, modern day references and also take you on a trip to places you dream of visiting one day. I love How Lily weaves in other characters from her other magnificent stories, you..
Review from Bad Boy’s Bard →
I really, really love this series and these characters. I’m a fan of stories with supernatural beings, and these are incredibly fun. In this book we get to learn Gareth and Niall’s story. Their story started centuries ago, but they’ve been apart and are now getting a second chance. I like seeing them learn to..
Review from Hunting for a Highlander →
I can’t stand the narrator. I tried to return in the first 5 minutes and was not allowed.
Together they must solve the mystery of the woman on the beach and the murder of Laird Kirkbride. In a long string of innocent deceptions, Mr. and Mrs. J. Pickett check into the local inn together yet separately. This is just the start of fun plot twists and innocent accidents that further entangle their confusing..
While I did enjoy this book it left something to be desired. When something is labeled as a “slow burn” you expect at least some “spicy” intimacy by the end of the book but sad to say that isn’t the case here. When I think of a slow burn I think of tension building slowly..
Review from After Felix →
Don’t get me wrong I have loved every Lily Morton’s book from this and previous/connected series but this one really touched me. Really beautiful, super hot and truly funny. Joel Leslie is a master, as always.
Review from Heart of Dracula →
the old storyline versus the terrible terrible narration was just too much for me I couldn’t get past chapter 2. the narrators Transylvanian accent was pathetic at best part of the time he was reading like it was a new stories the female variation of his voice was downright scary please do yourself a favour..