Review from Spencer Cohen Series, Book One →
So, a few things. The story was alright but there was a weird emphasis on what everyone was wearing and the very most basic of tattoo/hipster/vinyl fanboy/blah culture. I feel like this was written by some shop groupie that’s really into the whole high school, click identity, edge lord mentality. The whole thing was a..
Switched is a story of family with a twist. It’s about blood and made family and how the best ones aren’t necessarily planned. It’s also a beautiful friends to lovers story that kept me riveted from the first page. Joel Leslie’s voice acting is superb and the combination of his narration and N.R. Walker’s flawless..
This is the story of Alec, who is a cop in NYC, who was born in Scotland, and meets his fated mate Cronin during a crazy foot chase involving some bad guy and good guy vampires. Thus Alec is introduced into a world he was born into, a world he was fated to be a..
story felt superficial. like what I imagine someone’s 1st attempt would be. narrator compounded it. the sex scenes made me cringe. I made myself finish it.
Review from Rule Breaker →
Hot and sweet and snarky. Just so good. Definitely want more stories in this series…
Review from Freak →
This author is a balm to my soul. I wish the world would accept all.
Review from Hidden in Darkness →
I don’t even read the summaries or reviews when Joel Leslie is narrating. I simply buy it because I know I’ll enjoy his performance. While I’m always satisfied, this combo with Alice Winters blew me away. What I love most about this story is the dynamic between Felix and Lane. Felix hides his loneliness and..
Review from A Light in the Darkness →
I love, love, love this series! Joel Leslie’s performance was, as always, perfection. Felix and Lane may be my favorite couple of all time and I loved getting to see their relationship after a little time has passed. Their back and forth is hilarious and makes the tender moments that much sweeter.
Review from Say You’re Sorry →
This was a weird attempt at mixing romance and thriller, and it just fell short. The weird sex scenes were overly detailed and appeared at random times in between rape and serial murder scenarios. Every character is perfect; they may have troubled paths, but they’re attractive and accomplished and flawless. Nobody experiences change, and everything..
Review from Unwritten Law →
I love Eden Finley’s books. She has unique storylines and interesting characters. Mistaken identity with twins is an idea that I hadn’t come across before.The Reed chapters annoyed me technical wise. They were softer sounding and I kept having to stop and adjust the volume.