Review from It Takes Two to Tumble →
This would be my 2nd time reading and listening to it and I for some reason didn’t write a review like I should have when I listened to it the first time. I know when I first read/listened to it I thought it had been one of the best historical MM romances I had read…
Review from Desert Heat & Native Tongue →
These were a pair of decent stories of an interracial couple. Not a lot of drama, maybe so little it was almost unrealistic. But there’s good chemistry with strong writing and narration.
Review from Finders Keepers →
i really enjoyed this book but sometime the narrator mixed up the voices . .
Review from The Weight of It All →
This is a fantastic, sweet, feel good story! I couldn’t put it down. I loved following Henrys road to health and fitness as well as the relationship and bond develop between him and Reed. These are the characters you fall in love with. Joel Leslie did a great job with this. I love his voice..
Loved the book when I first read it and love this performance of the book by Joel Leslie! He does a great job capturing the personalities of these characters. And his use of accents is so well done.
Review from Lost in the Mind →
It was the only Alice Winters book I didn’t listen to until very recently… so without preamble here we go… It’s review time ? List in the mind By Alice winters Narrator Joel Leslie FroomkinNarrator score? ; owww joel , joel, joel … when i heard the first book I said to myself (because me..
Review from Finders Keepers →
Pot brownies, adorable sidekick dog and hilarious dialogue. This book has it all and then some. So happy to see more M/M romance books, this story is another great one that I’ll be rereading in the future!
Review from In Milady’s Chamber →
If you like mysteries that are more bright than grim, you’ll like this story. John Pickett is a young Bow Street Runner, rescued from the streets as a boy by the Bow Street magistrate. Lady Julia Fieldhurst is the childless wife of a quite horrible Viscount. Between the two of them they have to find..
Review from Fire Song →
I like the story but geez all this monologue and repetitive information is draining.Kindly reduce that in the last book.Seems 1/3 of the book is repetitive instead of just letting the story flow.
Review from Finders Keepers →
If you ever need for a nice pick me up with two great guys who find each other thanks to a wayward, shameless puppy, a couple of cool elderly neighbors with a penchant for special brownies, this is the book for you. Written by the amazing N. R. Walker and narrated by the adorable Joel..