Review from Merry Measure →
Fabulous audio! Joel Leslie and Lily Morton are a match made in heaven! I just love Lily Morton’s writing. She is so amazing at writing a story that is filled with wonderful characters, fantastic dialogue, snark, wit, banter, and feeling. Merry Measure has all of that in spades! We are introduced to a cast of..
Lily Morton is the queen of snark and quirky characters and Arlo is no exception. A clumsy, rumbly mess with a giant crush on his older brother’s best friend, Jack. Jack is the stereotypical perfect man: composed, put together and as a bisexual man, has had a number of picture-perfect boyfriends and girlfriends. That’s why..
Review from Best Man →
Lily Morton and Joel Leslie are the perfect pairing. One writing a story full of emotion and the other able to portray that emotion through voice. I thoroughly enjoyed this story, felt myself “clutching my pearls” at one point. But all in all little angst and a great story of a age gap and somewhat..
I enjoyed this book immensely. After meeting Hartley in the first book of the Sedgwick series, I wasn’t sure how I’d like book 2, but Hartley proved to be an amazingly witty, complex character that I enjoyed getting to know better. Sam’s honest, caring self almost brought tears to my eyes at times. I’d highly..
Review from Merry Measure →
It’s been some time since I read the book, but Joel Leslie made it into a whole new experience. Nobody narrates the British humour, snark and overall delightfulness of Lily’s books like Joel. And his pronunciation of Reguliersdwarsstraat (a street in Amsterdam) is hilarious. Please never stop narrating Lily’s books, although I’ve heard you in..
Review from Scales ‘n’ Spells: Breath and Wish →
Joel is one of my fave narrators. loved the real locations, for those so inclined: Sonthofen, Germany; Nuorgam, Sodankyla, Kuusomo, and Utsjoki Finland. The Ordensburg (from book 1) is in Sonthofen, just south of the Kurpatk.
Review from Best Man →
The magic of Lily Morton and Joel Leslie continues in this funny, sweet story. I was nervous because the fake boyfriend trope has been done many, many times and usually involves too much internal monologuing about how the relationship is “fake.” This story does it right. While there is a fake boyfriend scenario, the focus..
Review from Mastering the Flames →
this is an awesome series!! best book in the series! Can’t wait for more
Review from Dirty Daddies →
This is the worst book I have ever listed to. The story is BORING!The male narrator is supposed to be in this lates 30’s or 40 but sounds like he 80! Her description of her love interest was off as it did not match the voice.Next time use Jacob Morgan or someone with a younger..
Review from Say No More →
This was an amazing story.Kept meOn the edge if my seat thru the whole book.Can not wait for last book to hear Tom’s story!!