Review from Miss Darby’s Duenna →
I got such a kick out of listening to this book!! It was the very definition of madcap. I felt like Baronet Harry Hawthorne, the main character, was channeling his inner Lucy Ricardo with all of the schemes he had going. It was really quite entertaining up to an including that wonderful ending. Froomkin’s narration..
Review from The Weight of It All →
Again NR Walker makes magic with words. And this book takes you through how having a balcony person in your corner and learning to accept yourself with room for improvement can open doors you never knew were there – especially when that door is someone to love unconditionally, the good with the flaws.
Review from A Light in the Darkness →
I laughed, cried… and stayed in suspense. I just love this series. The characters are so fun and charming. Even the mom has my heart!
Review from Within the Mind →
Holy cow!! What a trip!!! The thing I love about Alice’s books is that they have the potential to be very dark but she’s a master at weaving comic relief throughout so the story doesn’t feel so heavy. I love Seneca and Chevy relationship. Seneca is seemingly carefree and Chevy is more stoic and reserved..
I know the cover and title and even the premise seem a bit campy. I listened to the first in this series because people were raving about it and I’m not opposed to the occasional alien love story. This one is fantastic and Joel Leslie brings them to life so beautifully. I waited for the..
3 hours in and my sanity can’t take more of Laurel Schroeder and her rendition of William Shatner’s cadence of misplaced pauses. F’n ridiculous!!!! Also, can no longer overlook glaring holes in the storyline. Fed up with it all and will not continue the series.
Review from On Davis Row →
I have found a new author in Walker. Her characters drive the plot and she makes you root for everyone. And the baddies are bad, with hooks into their psyche as well. Her story is simple but life affirming. Help someone, find a love not expected, and famiy is everything!!! As always Joel Leslie, as..
Review from The Music of What Happens →
My biggest problem, enough to where sometimes it was tough to focus on story is the audio both from a sound engineering issue and also narration perspective. Joel froomkin maybe needed better direction or he was the wrong fit, and also his recording seems poorly done. In a world of quality podcasts and audio books..
Review from Femme →
I loved this book. It was so good and so funny. I loved the way the main characters interact.
Review from Of Light and Darkness →
It was ok. The plot was fast. some things were explained away too easily in my opinion. I never really felt worried for the characters due to that.