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I loved the book and narration. My only comment would be that often times it was hard to tell the difference between the character voices when they were having a conversation.

This book moved me to the point of tears and gave me hope for better days. It was a truly a beautiful story, one of my new favorites.

This book is just as great as the first book, Milo and Niall have a love story for the ages, and is just perfect. This Author has a way with words, you get pulled in and invested into all the characters, so much so that the need to know about what happened to side characters..

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This is a well-crafted story that presents me with a bit of a problem. What am I supposed to do with all those other five star reviews of books that in retrospect, don’t even come close to this story? I really want to hear more from Tal Bauer, and I will. You should too.

I discovered the book by searching for works by this narrator. I’m not usually a fan of historicals but since I love Joel Leslie’s work I decided to give it a try. Glad I did. The story is great with crisp, clever writing. The mystery is in the best tradition of Dame Agatha Christie. The..

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I have to say this story combined with the amazing narration of Joel Leslie is masterful. The story is dark, sexy, has grey characters that don’t fall too far and are redeemable. Many people are annoyed with Elliott and how he’s obsessed with Fane but the author gives enough of a psychological reasonable explanation to..

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I read some listeners’ complaints that Bruce Cullen’s narration sounds more fitting for a work of nonfiction than romance. It didn’t bother me though. Derek is so rigid and repressed, and I felt like the narrator effectively conveys all the frustration, confusion, and longing of the character. I’m no expert on Russian accents but I..

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I really enjoyed this book, but Bruce Cullen’s portion of the narration was so bad and totally did not suit Derek’s character at all. honestly please redo this with just Joel Leslie.

is that number one Joel Leslie is perfectly competent but for whatever reason I just don’t like his voice and number two Dog’s family really bummed me out. that was the point I guess but boy did I hate his horrible sister, even more than his openly hostile father.

Tried to give this series one more chance. Again I regret it. Could not finish at 50%. The same mistakes were made here that were made in the first book. The entire series i feel takes place in a apartment and the fact that Cronin can leap everywhere just sucks the tension and potential world..

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