Review from Cocky →
This was an ok book, which is sad since it had so much potential. Unfortunately too many plot points and things that the reader probably wanted to experience in the book were off the page and not actually in the book itself. Because of that, I can’t give this one more than 3 stars. However,..
Review from Hemovore →
First, Joel Leslie does an amazing performance. You can’t refer to his work as simply narration. He brings the characters alive and his various accents and genders are spot on. I would never read a book he’s narrated when I could enjoy his storytelling. This book is both funny yet thought-provoking. Mark and Jonathan dance..
Review from The Necromancer’s Dance →
I adored this book to the point that i had to finish it in the same day. It was well balanced and well paced with its story telling and romance. There were a lot of characters but the way they were slowly introduced made it easy to pick out who was who. The character building..
Review from Deal Maker →
Loved this book by a newly discovered author. I Joel Leslie is a master narrator, whether the accent is British, Australian or American. I thoroughly enjoyed the journey I took listening to this gem of a book. Highly recommended.
Review from The Weight of It All →
Henry is hilarious! I listened to this book to push myself while walking and enjoyed both the story and my walks.
Review from Thus Spake Zarathustra (AmazonClassics Edition) →
This is another Thomas Common faux bible style translation, based on deficient old German version. Now I bought the Kindle version: Nietzsche: Thus Spoke Zarathustra (Cambridge Texts in the History of Philosophy) Robert Pippin, Adrian Del Caro Highly recommend, even listening with robotic Kindle TTS is infinitely better than this version.
This audiobook features a wonderful performance from narrator Joel Froomkin, but the real star of the show is August March. A thrilling, funny, sometimes poignant tale of life on Broadway, on the mean streets of New York, in a snooty boarding school, and finally home.
Review from Someone to Call My Own →
Finally we have Emory and Jon’s story. Since the first time we met these guys in the Curl Up and Dye series, we finally get to see them both get their happy ever after. Emory is a psychic with a raw and bleeding heart. He lost his husband in a tragic car accident and hasn’t..
Review from Within the Mind →
“i love alice winters. felix and lane and Antonio and frank and finn and Marcus and karsyn and claude! copper and clawdette and brig. oinks and (I’m missing a few)!” yeah, no. way creepy
Review from Awakening →
Loved this book. I finished it in hours, I really wish the seris didn’t end here.?