Review from Liar’s Bench →
I really enjoyed listening to this book. The author’s descriptions pulled me right in and made me feel like I was there. The narrator did a great job. Her tone and volume changed a little from chapter to chapter but it was easy to fall right back in. Loved her Southern accent.
Review from All the Ugly and Wonderful Things →
The storyline is kinda uncomfortable for me. Just not interested in grown men being with literal children but besides that.. the end of this book is completely rushed. It’s very obvious. Also some of the details do not line up at the end because of it being rushed.
I started out hoping that Kellan was going to be shining light in Wavy’s life and he would take her under his wing like the Father she didn’t have. It would have been a great story if that was the case. I was only 3.5 hrs in when I started to see questionable behavior and..
Review from Come Find Me →
I didn’t read about it first so I didn’t know what to expect. Great story line and characters.
Review from The Ghost of Grey Fox Inn →
I really loved this book.And I love it much more w/ the awesome narrator
This book twisted my emotions in so many ways and I lost a lot of sleep and productive time finishing it. It is difficult to judge Kellum completely on one side or other of the right/wrong line. I do hate the Brenda character though she is the perfect antagonist. I hope to find more stories..
OMGosh. Stop with the … I said. Worse yet, is the I said when it was obviously a question. Hideous Narrator.
Review from No One Ever Asked →
After listening to a few chapters to give it the benefit of the doubt, I had to stop. Although the plot from the reviews sounded interesting and the prologue was intriguing, the story was incredibly boring. As someone else mentioned, the characters were incredibly stereotyped and mostly shallow. Rich suburban housewife PTA mothers, whiny children,..
Review from All the Ugly and Wonderful Things →
This story slowly details a child sex offender’s slow grooming process, which begins when the child is age 5 and progresses to what is legally defined as Rape Of A Child by the time the victim reaches age 13. The author attempts to normalize and persuade readers to accept that this can be a beautiful..
Not what I was expecting. I was completely torn while listening to this book. At first I thought it wasn’t going to go there, but I found myself at times rooting for Wavy & Kellan. I felt bad for how often the family story of Wavy and Donal is accurate.