Was hoping for a better story than this as I’ve hears this plot over and over again. sorry, the characters just weren’t interesting enough for me to continue with the series.
Predictable and not interesting
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Love Charlie and Misha
Review from Charlie Sunshine →
I read the ebook a while ago but I love Joel Leslie so listening was a no-brainer for me. His performance is great as always! I’ve honestly come to love Ms. Morton’s books so much that she’s an auto-buy/read for me. I love the snark/banter between all the characters, I love the sweet and mush..
The book is good, romantic ,entertaining and enjoyable, the narrator were good but Joel Leslie was as I expected and beyond, his way of narration is so good that you feel every character in your bones.
…but very queer and with dragons instead of vampires? This was an unexpected joy and delight. Simultaneously self-aware, while also completely sincere, and occasionally surprisingly sexy, this is one of the best queer romances I’ve read in some time. ❤️
Way too long!
Review from Hush →
I will admit I was excited to read this book – the idea of John Grisham style plots with a gay twist seemed a dream come true. Then I began the nearly 20 hour reality. The set up seemed close to what I was hoping for, but instead predictable tropes reared their ugly heads, and..
Louisa Masters is a master at creating intricately woven escapades. Her ability to depict is comparable to walking into an art museum after regaining eyesight. The impact of color is startingly refreshing. Draws you in and immediately has you grasping the next page to see what’s next.Joel Leslie is by far the best narrator I’ve..
Good thriller
Review from Goodnight Beautiful →
Really good thriller, enjoyed the twists. Felt a little drawn out but enjoyed it overall.
A beautiful tale about real and important topics that flow masterfully together, creating a masterpiece for all ages.
Friends-to-lovers done right!
Review from Charlie Sunshine →
Charlie Sunshine is the story of two twenty-seven-year-old best friends who have known each other since they were children who unexpectedly find themselves aware of one another in a totally non-platonic way once they start living together. Charlie Burroughs is a librarian with a sunny personality who can’t seem to find someone to share his..
Spoiler Alert: You will spend the entire read praying that they live happily ever after while thinking how mad you will be if they don’t…