Great story. Interesting side characters. Total win. ?Happily Ever After ?Short Sex Scenes ?Distinct Voice for Each Character
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Joel Leslie brings to life (more than a narration!) this book by Lily Morton. I recently discovered Lily’s books which are deliciously full of … a lot. Great character and world building. And Joel! I try to buy most of the books he narrates because the characters are so uniquely delivered. This one, he hit..
I loved this! It has a distinctly different feel from previous Widdershins books: the opening is tense, dark, and dense, and our characters considerably more assured of themselves, for their own betterment or for worse. The tone becomes warmer, lighter, and more hopeful as we progress: Hawk has clearly grown as an author, and it..
Really Good!
Review from Risk Taker →
I enjoyed Henry and Ivo’s story so much! The trademark Lily Morton snark, wit, banter and steam is ever present…and Joe Leslie once again knocked it out of the park. He just brings such a depth of feeling and emotion to the characters and elevates the story even more!
terrible
Review from Goodnight Beautiful →
This was the worst book I have ever listened to. It was hard to keep track of the characters. You thought is was a woman then it was a man, it was so mixed up. Not worth a credit & the time it took to listen to it.
This is the 10th book in the series. I have listened to the books out of order and each one stands alone. In this story, John Pickett, a Bow Street Runner (Early British policeman) discovers he has a previously unknown family member and returns to the place where he grew up. One of the runners..
Ehh. Just ok
Review from Unscripted →
I’m kinda disappointed with this story. I was frustrated with quellcrist. He just let his ex and his fear drive him through this whole book. The romance wasn’t as hot but they were dealing with fear. It just didn’t do it for me in MHO. The narration sucked. Why bring in John solo? He’s horrible..
Second Chance Love
Review from Freak →
Freak is the second book in The F-Word series, and it can easily be read as a standalone, although I think it is more fun to read the first book in the series before reading the second book. Zeph and River have history. They were in a casual relationship that worked well for both of..
Learning to Flaunt
Review from Flaunt →
Flaunt is the first book in The F-Word series, a contemporary romance series. I really enjoyed this book; the characters, plot, and topics that Flaunt explored were fascinating, engaging and really enlightening. Plus, E. Davies is a fantastic writer who has a wonderful talent for crafting dynamic and unique characters. An interesting fact about this..
An excellent series:)
Review from A Dead Bore →
It’s yet another book in the series that kept me listening from beginning to end without stopping:) And it doesn’t matter which book you start with and if you listen to them in order – each one is a great mystery with wonderfully written characters and quite a lot of humour:) ‘A Dead Bore’ is..