Review from Finders Keepers →
I read this book and loved it. When I saw the book was a part of Audible Escape, I had to see if the Audible version did justice to the book. Oh yes! Joel Leslie brings this book to life. I enjoyed the telling of the story even more than I liked reading it.
Review from Within the Mind →
I suffered though a couple of hours of this crap before I had to exchange it.
Review from Conventionally Yours →
OMG the “accent” for Alden is so bad. It’s half Nathan Lane half Cawfee Tawk. It’s simultaneously offensive and repulsive. Really hard to listen to. Is it supposed to be Brooklyn? Boston? WTF.
I’ve just discovered N R Walker, I am a subscriber to audio romance, listened to ‘Finders Keepers’ as a new addition, then this book. Ms. Walker nails the emotional feelings and self doubts of a person who has always been overweight and low self esteem right on the head-I need to re-LISTEN to this and..
Review from Rule Breaker →
Omg!!! Lily Morton is a new author for me but I’m a huge Joel fan so of course I had to get the books and the audio books. I cried when I read the book but I out right bawled as I listened to Joel. the way he brought Gabe and Dillan to life was..
Review from Finders Keepers →
Very cute and simple listen! Just what I needed during these trying times. Another wonderful listen from Joel Leslie!
Review from His Omega →
I love this Omegaverse story. It speaks to a different aspect of being omega. Gifts from the gods and a history that runs along side human history. Very well done in both storytelling and narration.
Review from His Omega →
Very poor storyline, the writing is bad, it skips over details that would make the story better. Nothing makes sense. It feels as of the author didnt think anything out before writing. Feels more like a rough draft than a finished novel.
Review from On Davis Row →
I enjoyed this story for the most part because NR Walker is great at doing the get-to-know-you, the development of characters, and the build-up of tension. But some elements of the story were too neat and unrealistic for me. This gay couple, living in a small country town in Australia – where you can’t go..
Review from Mastering the Flames →
Once again we’re back in Beacon Hill, only this time we get to learn about Isaac. As a recovering alcoholic, we get to share in his struggle to find his new “normal”. But he’s not alone. Master Batiste is always by his side. I really enjoyed learning more about the other characters in this series…