Review from Say Goodbye →
Great story. I was waiting for this book for over a year. And I’ve been waiting for Tom’s story forever. A great conclusion to the Eden story. I love the complexity of Ms Rose’s books.Unfortunately the narrator is the worst I’ve ever listened to. He completely detracts from a truly great story. He doesn’t have..
I hope there are more to come Lots of strange characters that are fun. Great start to a new series
Review from Deal Maker →
loved this one so full of laughter and just a great narration. loved it.
Review from The Quiet House →
Joel Leslie does a fantastic job narrating this sometimes creepy book. I really enjoy seeing Blue and Levi develop their relationship further, and Tom is a great secondary character. There are still some great laugh out loud moments, but overall the book does read more as a supernatural suspense than a romance.
I accidentally bought a romance novel. Not sure how it happened, I thought it was a mystery/ thriller supernatural type book. It’s definitely romance, and that’s not really a genre I enjoy. This wasn’t bad though. The characters were good, the story interesting, though it was way too sappy for my taste. The narrator drove..
I love this book and the rest of the series. Joel Leslie does a fantastic narration and gives the story an extra shot that makes it even better.
Review from Circle of Trust →
so great …story, narrating and character development were awesome. the dynamics at the end wrapped up the story, but there are so many possibilities… thank you.
Review from Attempted Vampirism: Publisher’s Pack →
Totally enjoyable. A great listen. Voice acting very well done. Interesting story line. 100% recommend.
Review from Gideon →
I thoroughly enjoyed this entire series. It makes you laugh, it makes you want to cry, it shows you what the word home really means in a relationship. It gives you reason to Hope and to want some of the same things for your own life.
Review from Harvey Milk →
I am thoroughly pleased with Joel Froomkin’s performance. He transitions to Harvey’s New York accent so easily and makes this biography even more personal. I absolutely recommend, even if Faderman’s conclusion that Harvey left the U.S. Navy under honorable conditions is false. (He was dishonorably discharged for homosexual behaviors committed while in the Navy.)