Review from Hijinks with a Hellhound →
I’m so excited by the transfer from Modern fantasy to high fantasy. It’s really cool. Brilliant author and Joel Leslie never lets me down. my only problem is I feel like I don’t get the full ending of the romance but I suppose that will come with the continuation of the series. I love this!
Review from Broken →
I was listening to this while driving. Joel Leslie does an excellent job with the emotion, and at one point I am bawling like a baby, while driving in hectic Houston traffic. I hope for more audible from this author, especially if it is with the same narrator.
Review from Family Plot →
I started this series on book seven, fell in love with it and am in the process of reading and re-reading them all from the beginning to the most recently released – started the prequel (Pickpocket’s Apprentice) and with my teenage kids. Each of their these books could be read on their own but are..
Review from Merry Measure →
Delightfully sweet and funny, low angst story. Believable and kind main characters. Well written supporting characters and lovely setting.
Review from Blood →
I loved the romance, but there was surprising amount of world building. I can’t wait for my next visit to Bercart Castle.
I am so in love with this books. A seemingly never ending series of events, intrigue and unlikely romance. Bad guys saving the day and finding love. A city which seems to be the central focus of everything happening and men living on the edge of the law joining forces to keep it, and their..
Review from Blood →
perhaps my favorite so far!! although i have thoroughly enjoyed the entire series, and i absolutely adored North & Warin in ‘𝘞𝘪𝘴𝘩’, i’m pretty sure that Ravi is 𝗮𝗹𝘄𝗮𝘆𝘀 my favorite dragon. Joel Leslie always does a phenomenal job, but may have outdone himself with this series. i can’t wait to hear what’s he’s done..
Not that this book needs trigger tags? BUT let’s just say a whole lot of what Tom remember or relives made old scars sting. Just brought up some truths about life in the late 70s to early 90s. For those of us that lived through that Era, some of those can be painful. They need..
Review from Blood →
This book was more in line with the first book but suffers from many of the same problems. A dragon and mage meet and instantly fall in love. Little other plot develops. Some is alluded to but not actually pursued. The relationships portrayed are pretty idealized and even for a fantastical setting, stretch credulity. The..
Seriously. I’m convinced that I could listen to this narrator describe these characters in this world just folding laundry or filling out paperwork and still be highly entertained. This series is so engaging.