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.?
Review from Hidden in Darkness →
Felix and Lane are too much, in a good way. I laughed more reading it the first time. Still a good story.
Review from Hush →
this story has everything, excitement, intrigues, and plots. it kept me on the edge of my seat throughout. thoroughly enthralling. WOW
Review from Oz →
Must listen. It was snarky and witty and oh so satisfying. I loved it! The characters felt like long time friends from previous books and I loved how everything just happened matter-of-factly, yet was amazing. If you are a fan of Lily Morton’s writing, you will LOVE this audiobook. Joel Leslie is remarkable, as always.
This is pure fun! The specific details of the world and characters are so clear and nuanced, you’ll love the imagery and laugh at the weird specifics. Along with smiling and laughing while listening, there were a couple of moments I caught myself audibly “Aaaawww” in empathy, which is a good sign for me. If..
Review from Oz →
OMG! Oz is hysterical! While I adore their sexiness and interactions, because that window scene was hot but the snark and laughter totally made this book! So great! Joel Leslie did a superb job with this book. I would give it more stars if I could.
When the opening of the book makes you laugh, you know it’s going to be a good book. Lily Morton doesn’t disappoint. I really enjoyed Oz and Silas making their way through this book and falling in love. Joel Leslie did a fantastic job brining them to life.
Review from Oz →
Take the gothic type plot of a young, sunny character coming to work for a reclusive earl at his slightly dilapidated Cornwall mansion, mix with two characters I loved from the previous book (Henry and Ivo), a house with some slightly mystical powers, a great dog, expectations shattered, broken hearts mended and hot romance, what..