Review from Blood Laws →
Welcome to the Immortal Curse world – where vampires avoid stereotypes, bad ass alphas have hearts and heroines know how to bump monsters back. Lexi C Foss has truly created something spectacular here: a world where there are unlimited book boyfriend potentials, a truly immersive and unique take on vampires, and supernatural powers don’t automatically..
Review from Ghosting You →
This was a very engaging story. Nick & Tommy are totally normal characters. I found this to be great, since there are times when stories that are set in the real world have their characters not seem relatable or real. Joel did an amazing job. I felt Tommy’s anxiety everytime he spoke. I found his..
This would be the second or third time reading and listening to this book. I don’t have a lot to say about this book because not a whole lot comes to mind since I already knew what was going to happen despite it being quite a while from the last time I read/listened to it…
Review from Dare to Hope →
I really liked this story. I’m usually not into MMM romances but these boys stole my heart. Joel Leslie did a good job with the narration. My favorite was his rendition of the grandma.
This book is well written, well read, and a truly important story. I’ll definitely look into more books by this author. This book is what I was missing in middle and night school. So glad queer fiction is growing ❤️
Something to Dye For Curl Up and Dye Mysteries, Book 2 By: Aimee Nicole Walker Narrated by: Joel Leslie Series: Curl Up and Dye Mysteries Series, Book 2 Length: 8 hrs and 9 mins I listened to this book at 1.75x -Josh and Gabe become closer. -Murder / who done it. -Old boyfriend/bully comes back to town -death..
Review from Brother, Can You Spare a Crime? →
South and Froomkin have teamed up again to continue the saga that is John Pickett’s life. Here he searches for a heretofore unknown sibling in an attempt to save the kid. Along the way, we are treated to glimpses of John Pickett, the boy. Though told (and performed!) with levity, it was still a disturbing..
Review from A Dead Bore →
This is the 2nd book in the series. I have listened to the books out of order and each one stands alone. Lady Fieldhurst is invited by Lady Holingshead to spend the summer at her Yorkshire estate. After a dinner party, the nearby vicarage was struck by lightning and caught fire. Tragically the vicar, who..
Review from Unscripted →
JR Gray always brings heart with equal amount of heat in his stories. In Unscripted, Quell and Hale fall into a fast friendship that gets you invested! The narrators are a perfect match and make the story special with their chemistry and easy tones. Devoured it in one day!
Review from Rule Breaker →
When the emotion of the characters/story/events hits you in the stomach, you know it is a good book. Not to mention the fantastic banter and wit that endears you to the main characters even more.