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Another amazing book by Lily Morton. With Joel Leslie’s amazing talent. My number 1 favorite author.

I can’t even finish this. Nothing happens, and it just drags on with the descriptions of the prince’s clothes. the world is underdeveloped, choosing instead to focus on the various men who are randomly in love with Jamie for no clear reason. /sigh.

I really enjoyed the story.Joel Leslie was, as always fantastic, the other guy, not so much. His narration was a bit wooden. The one thing that really bugged me? Australians say arse, never ass, and with the Aussie accent it just sounds ridiculous. These characters were Australian but the pronunciation of some words were “unusual”..

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This book did not work for me. There was almost too much information in one sense but not a whole lot of action and one tiny little sex scene and that’s it. Lots of story bones but not a lot of meat. I won’t be continuing this series.

3 hours of this book was all I could take. Couldn’t couldn’t bear another chapter from Joel. I’m sorry, the voice just did not fit the character or what was written about him. No more Joel Leslie for me.

This story had me laughing from the very start! Warm and hilarious characters told perfectly by the narrator Joel Leslie. I love this book.

really does describe what it is like for those of us that struggle with mental health. their love story was real and amazing.

It was a good story with interesting characters and a relatable mc. Well worth my credit.

It took a couple chapters for me to become familiar with the voice/audio. However, it was well worth it. I thoroughly enjoyed the book and ‘‘em looking forward to listening to the next one!

I gave this five stars in every category, but if I’d read it with my eyes, it might have been four. Joel Leslie is just so good at bringing the characters to life, all while switching accents every sentence or two. Nobody does it better.