Review from Buckeye →
The story is good so far. I liked the rest of the series. The narrator… I just can’t. His French accent is really awful and exaggerated. To be fair I’ve never been able to finish an audiobook of Joel Leslie’s narration in his normal voice either. He always sounds like an over exaggerated “douchey cocky..
I have over 300 books in my profile. All of Nashville spice are wonderful. Buckeye has to be one of the best stores i have listened to. I felt every emotion. As a middle age gay man is author captured my attention, my heart and also gave me a lot to think about. Isn’t that..
Great romance, great plot, great characters, well-written with depth. I love that you never quite know who is loyal to who and what that looks like. I love that we’re not sure if the Seelie are good or evil or if they’re just as bad as the Unseelie, but in a different way. Such a..
Review from Deal with the Devil →
this series is giving me life, headed into the last book. I can’t wait to see what happens with Dahon Dimitri and Lucky? This is going to be so good.
Review from The Weight of It All →
Joel Leslie was stellar, as he always is. This story really hit home for me as a larger person with chronic illness who found love and belonging with someone smaller and healthier. The spicy scenes were fewer than normal for Walker, but still very hot. Mostly it was just an absolutely lovely story.
Review from Haven Hart Boxed Set →
my only gripe is that Poe’s accent is inconsistent between narrators. One narrator makes it sounds like he has a posh semi-british accent and other gives him a Chinese(?) accent. But overall a very good series.
This was such an intense story and delivered in such a creative way. The reader had fabulous vocal abilities. Just make sure you had enough time to listen to this. This could be one of my favorite books of all time.
As a sufferer of clinical depression this story hit very close to home. Thank you for writing such an accurate and heartwarming story about the deepest blackness and the journey to “normal”.
Review from Laurent and the Beast →
The narrator has a dramatic warble to his voice that makes everyone sound like they’re about to cry when they’re not being cartoonishly sinister. I liked the premise in theory, but the story was more focused on the relationship and felt too drawn out for what it was.
I loved this so much! At first the narrator annoyed me but by the end I grew to love the narration and look forward to the next book! Also writing was great! Loved the story!