Great listen with interesting plot, likeable characters, and warmth. Joel Leslie is superb. His voice characterizations are perfect. A very enjoyable audiobook, highly recommended.
Enjoyable and Entertaining
Review from The Fantastic Fluke →
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Sweet, beautiful love
Review from Red Dirt Heart 2 →
Charlie is still hiding in the closet on the station (ranch), but the love he and Travis have just gets better and better. The plot of this story is just as interesting and engaging as in the first story, with some furry additions. That closet gets rather stuffy and causes a lot of conflict between..
lot of BS
Review from Fake It ‘Til You Make Out →
This book is craig waste of money. I would never have purchased it had I k own
So good
Review from The Quiet House →
I love Lily Morton’s books and Joel Leslies narration. And this book didn’t disappoint. I’m glad I waited to listen to it because the audio book just brings the story to life. It was so fun and funny and creepy and awesome. It’s not her typical style. It of course is in keeping with the..
Spellbound by the narration!
Review from Oz →
This was a sweet opposites attract contemporary romance. I absolutely loved Oz and Silas. The chemistry between them was intense and off the charts. The world building was engaging and descriptive. The characters felt real, relatable and well fleshed out. I was awed by Joel Leslie’s audio delivery and narration.It was absolutely fantastic. I didn’t..
Enjoyed!
Review from The Necromancer’s Dilemma →
I like the characters and the relationships between them. I love all the action. And what a cliffhanger! I have only one complaint to the author. Please don’t use medical diagnoses if you aren’t read up on what they actually mean. Daniel’s father does not display any symptoms that should lead anyone to assume he..
The second narrator was cringey at first but once you get used to it the story transforms into something amazing.
surprising intrigue
Review from Peril by Post →
great read – fun mystery – excellent narrator I love the main character. He is a smart bow street runner, but delightfully nieve about women.
So freaking cute ? but warning there is a very offensive term used three times in chapter 15 to describe disabled people that is enraging. It’s unfortunate the author couldn’t find a better way of saying it instead of insulting an entire population. It kind of put a damper on the ending for me but..
This was a wonderful collection of interludes taking place throughout the Beacon Hill Sorcerer series. Eroch’s story might be my favorite part of the series so far. If you enjoy the series, this collection is a must read.