Review from Within the Mind →
Twisty, turny, intriguing, freaky, creepy, and even a little, dare I say, heart-tugging? *That* I was not expecting! But leave it to Alice Winters to keep me on my toes, to expect the unexpected. Joel Leslie was a great fit for this book, his creepiness factor was A+.
Review from The Fantastic Fluke →
loved the idea of the book. It is well written, great characters and a different take on the paranormal. Joel Leslie did an awesome job bringing to life the characters. don’t hesitate, use your credit, you won’t regret it.
This is such a good series very emotional and extremely romantic plus supernatural with vampires and awesome power’s saving everyone’s bacon yeah. But question when will book tour come to.audible .
Review from Merry Measure →
Easy Listen, Joel Leslie is the BEST in the business and the story is extremely light & Funny. A lot of laugh out loud moments.
Review from Best Man →
Lily Morton delivers a downright fun and steamy romantic comedy with ‘Best Man’. Main character Jesse’s hilarious antics put Morton’s masterful comedic talents on brilliant display. The sassy, sarcastic dialogue sparkles. I couldn’t help but laugh and smile throughout the entire story. In addition to the series-titled close-proximity (w/ bed-sharing) trope, Morton includes a few..
Joel Leslie must be some sort of incarnation of a storytelling God. One of the best narrators I’ve ever heard, and their skills w/ dialects and characterwork is stunning and engaging. A wonderful story as well.
I found this book because I adore Joel Leslie as a narrator, and his voice is wonderful as always. Sadly the book reads like a very rough draft. The beginning is a race with no character development, the gang of guy friends is introduced without enough description to keep them mentally sorted, and the video..
Review from Knight’s Fire →
I enjoyed this story, and Joel Leslie is amazing as always, especially as Zephyr the dragon. I just wish it was longer and tied up some loose ends. maybe there will be a sequel to tie things up, but I kind of feel like it was just a short story that chose to focus more..
This book is a hilarious delight, and I highly recommend experiencing it in audio. The snarky banter between Jesse and Zeb is so biting and on-point, I can’t remember the last time I happily snickered so much reading/listening to a book. The chemistry between surly bossman Zeb (44) and his spirited employee Jesse (24) crackles..
October is the second novel I have read by Micheal Rowe. Once again, I was very happy with the time I spent listing to October. Rowe writes fantastic contemporary horror. While I believe I detected a bit of a nod to Stephen King, the plot felt unique and timely. The ending is a killer, so..