Another wonderful book from Lily Blunt, complimented of course by the amazing Joel Leslie. It just takes you there where the characters are. Love Ben and Vinnie!
Great book & great narration
Review from Paint the Sky →
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Joel Leslie was magnificent. The story was funny and sexy and well written. Much more interesting than most other “Broken Billionaire BDSM” stories I’ve read. I haven’t read a lot but I will definitely read the second book
Much too much
Review from Say You’re Sorry →
I always finish what I start…but damn. There’s enough material for 3 books. The meeting of the two central figures is so very contrived. The “romantic” sex scenes are extremely creepy as they are stuck into a story of psycho-sexual child abuse & serial murder of women. And, though he did his best with terribly..
Oh My God YES!!!
Review from Strong Enough →
I am constantly looking for books about LGBT with not just a hint of sex (sorry, I might sound a little perverty haha) but with a real ‘romance style’ relationships – and it was wonderfully shown in this book. Plus it was such a true story: I could feel Derek’s pain and indecisiveness and Maxim’s..
What happens when you have devastating news the day before you’re supposed to get married? What if that betrayal cuts so deep that leaving is the only alternative? Ethan had every right to walk away from his impending nuptials, and I give him credit for opting to go on the honeymoon solo. It’s doubly brave..
This is a story that feels like truth more than fiction. It’s about how even within the LGBT community stereotypes and prejudices exist. At times I really want to shake some of the characters and tell them to grow up. But there is a lot of self reflection about what “self” and how we are..
ok book
Review from Something to Dye For →
lost my attention a few times, still intrigued by story line, wish there were pictures and more details on body description
I’d listened to book one almost a year ago and was completely lost when I start listening to this. There’s no re-introduction, no segue, no “look back”. It simple starts the precise moment book one ended. It’s al.ost as if the series was written as a single read then divided into 3 books. It was..
I loved this book in e-format, but done by Joel Leslie, the characters come to life. it has an entirely different feel with this familiar voice, and I love it just as well.
Still crying
Review from Broken →
I think I cried continuously throughout the last 3 hours. The story is soo passionately written and emotional. From someone who is dealing with mental illness, this hit home. There are no words to express how grateful I am to have discovered this book. Also, I adore Joel Leslie. He is amazing!