A good story… with Cryptids? That’s a recipe for Love! Add Mason Dixon and Emma to the mix, and I’m IN!!! Mason and Emma (his trusty ally and camera crew of one), are Cryptid hunters running a YouTube channel, vloging every time they capture some skeezy, dubious video evidence! It’s seriously a front, and everything..
Review from Bad Boy’s Bard →
Gareth, the youngest Kendrick brother and the last Seelie bard, gets his story when his former lover Niall returns after 200 years apart. I love this series and the world of Faerie. The story drags a little in the middle with both Niall and Gareth (especially Niall) keeping secrets and spending a lot of time..
Review from Femme →
For me, ‘Femme’ is not a straight-up romance (pun not intended). There are romantic elements, to be sure, and a definite HEA, but it’s more about finding yourself, being your true self and accepting the true selves of others. While a lot of the book deals with personal introspection, there are many great scenes with..
Review from Mad About the Hatter →
I’ve never read Alice in Wonderland but I know enough. This was fun, funny, snarky, absurd and at times so over the top! Henry never believed in Alice’s tales and so with some help, Alice sends Henry to Wonderland. There we meet the Hatter, and despite many misgivings, they join together, tolerate each other and..
Review from Mahu →
I have read these books and and I Love the storyline. However why did the Narrator murder so many Hawaiian words and got some right? Still love the story but I had to laugh when I heard the wrong pronunciation was made when the Olelo Hawaiian was spoken. ??♂️?♂️?♂️
Review from The Black Prince: An MM Dark Fantasy →
Joel is perfect narrator for this epic fantasy! I read the Silk&Steel books 1-3 but in my head the dragons sounded like Joel.The story gives HEA for the tortured black prince Akiem. In the beginning of the series he was a coldblooded killer but in the end sacrificed everything for his brother. After all the..
The book is well titled as the characters are, indeed, ruthless. However, that doesn’t keep you from engaging with them and wanting to see where the story goes. There is a full roster of characters, but it doesn’t get tedious keeping up with them as I had experienced in other books of this type and..
Review from Milo →
The author took the time to make each of these men very real. Their backstory—individually and together—and the interactions with one another were spot-on. Each was different and yet so complementary to one another it’s a wonder there aren’t bookends or salt and pepper shakers in their image. The beauty of this story is in..
Not because the story was so bad it was cringe, it wasn’t. I cringed because the MC had some cringed reactions and I just couldn’t keep listening, I had to stop for a few months- weeks and relisten. It wasn’t very hard to jump back in I’ll tell you, the story is very intriguing and..
Review from Snow Falling →
This is the first in series that is chocked full of action, bad guys, and bad guys who are not so ‘bad’ guys. This first book sets the whole series off introducing Snow, a street rat, and Christopher Manos, a big, scary (sexy!) crime boss. King crafts a story that is intense with intrigue and..