Review from Deception in Darkness →
Joel Leslie is awesome and delivers hilariously. I can’t imagine anyone else bringing out all the sides of Felix’s powerful personality. This story had me rolling w laughter to the point where I could barely breathe. Great book and outstanding narration.
Review from His Cocky Valet →
I had a few issues with this story until I listened to the author’s notes at the end and discovered how and why this book was written. I would desperately prefer fewer (or no) uses of “the other man”, and the Full Devotion/Limitless Love kink could have stood a bit more fleshing out to make..
Review from Footsteps in the Dark →
I loved every story! The narration was done beautifully! I would love to hear more of these works.
Review from Oz →
I loved the book when I read it in early 2019. The audiobook enhanced the pure joy of the written words as Joel Leslie brought the characters to life. Oz was so funny and snarky. Silas was down to earth, trying to find a way to afford to keep the manor house he loved. Listening..
Review from Endings and Beginnings →
Oh man, the audiobook with Joel Leslie is SO AMAZING! This series is full of lifelike characters, intense emotions, and scenarios that are unique and enthralling. Add in the amazing accents, inflections and attention to details that Joel Leslie brings to the audiobook and you have a beautiful story brought to life and overflowing with..
Review from Hidden in Darkness →
The Narrator sounds to be on the verge of a panic attack. Good story though.
Review from Cutie and the Beast →
I laughed out loud at parts, but also was cringing slightly ?. I liked the campiness but it went the way of a little too cheesy for my taste. What tipped it was that I couldn’t get over how annoying I found the beast, even right up to the last minutes tstl?♀️. His ultra posh..
Review from Pickpocket’s Apprentice →
I really enjoy this series. This prequel gives us a background to John and his early years. Excellent story and wonderful narration. Froomkin brought the tale to life.
I am utterly disappointed with this series. In fairness I never made it through book two. Why? Because the main “love interest” in the story, Eliot, is blatantly mentally ill and regardless, or because of it, the protagonist of the story, Knight, is utterly attracted to him and has sex with him, even though HE..
Review from A Hymn in the Silence →
the book was wonderful, unfortunately I am NOT a fan of Joel Leslie, all of his women sound like they are 110 years old and all of his other voices sound like uptight snoby aristocrats…..SOOOO I fell in love with the first story and the narration in the first book was beyond sublime and perfect,..