Review from The Necromancer’s Dance →
Why did I wait so long to listen to this fun fantasy story? Angel and Simeon, A necroromancer and a vampire. This story is mostly about Angelus Salvatore who is the only necromancer in the state, sort of a legend to all who know anything about the blood wars. Angel is a survivor who reluctantly..
Review from Strong Enough →
Honestly, the only thing that really stands between these two is Derek’s internalized homophobia, which gets frustrating to listen too. Especially when he keeps insisting that Maxim (a man whom is attempting to immigrate from a country where homosexuality is illegal) doesn’t understand how hard it is to come out. *eyeroll*. I was a little..
Review from Cronin’s Key →
I listened to the book all night and I can’t wait to get the next book to read more
Review from Say No More →
as with the 1st book – did not like the reader’s voice. a bad choice!
Review from Hidden in Darkness →
The narration was touch and go for me at first but it wound up fitting absolutely perfectly. Joel told the story beautifully and the story itself was so on point. I laughed, I cried, I gasped, and I was NOT disappointed. This is a truly amazing read/listen. I haven’t a book this good in a..
Review from A Winter’s Rose →
The first book in this series had me on the edge of my seat. This one just seemed rushed and had a lot of large gaps in time that were summarized in a few sentences. Left me wanting a LOT more.
Of Light and Darkness combines a spectacular world of magic set in modern times with characters you can’t help but love. The narrator did a wonderful job drawing us into the book and bringing the characters, especially Valek, to life, I can’t wait for book two!
The narration was stellar, and the writing was witty and fun. Though, it’s definitely another one of those “fat people are worthy of love books” where the ONLY reason the fat person finds love is because they’re trying not to be fat anymore… It’s kinda like the “strong” female character that’s a misogynist… saying one..
Review from Ego Central →
This is such a fun series. It kept me laughing. 1 story Blackballed Larson Blackburn is a writer who is totally upset by a review his book got by Troy (Babu) Babilonia, professional reviewer. The review comments added to the outrageousness. This is a really funny story. When the first actual meeting between these two..
I was a little concerned about listening to a book that revolved around an alcoholic. The detox was magically quick and progressed quickly. My childhood was filled with alcoholics and their drama so I have little patience for that type of story. I do have one grievance. The author tends to repeat phrases and descriptions…