Review from All the Ugly and Wonderful Things →
Fantastic, shocking, heartfelt, heartbreaking, raw emotional novel. This was a novel that hit home for me in more ways than one. The parents, the little brother, trying to keep the “family” together. I will listen to this book over and over again for years to come. Thank you to the author for this wonderful book.
Review from Chase the Dark →
DNF. The narrator seemed to have a head cold, very nasal sounding. Super annoying. Spoilers ahead, look away! This book supposedly happened after the Spellweaver series where Lyre and Clio confess (to the extent an incubus could) their love for each other. In Spellweaver Lyre has a more reserved and respectful manner. In this story..
Review from That Night →
1. The narrator is good about 50% of the time. Then there’s weird periods where she is so nasal it sounds like she read it through a head cold. Then there’s moments where she reads in a weird accent for no reason and then just stops?2. This book was decent – good listen. Definitely waiting..
The whiney ass girl in this book almost made me puke. And…. The narrator made it worse.
Review from All the Ugly and Wonderful Things →
I could not stop listening! This book will capture at the start and hold your attention til the last line. Absolutely wonderful writing and an exemplary performance by the narrator!!!
Review from Salt to the Sea →
Very informative book. Enjoyed the exposition and layout of the characters, and the method used by the author to string their individual stories together. And, learned about maritime history of which I was unaware. A good listen.
Review from All the Ugly and Wonderful Things →
Very well written story, deep characters. The age of the girl is disturbing for a romantic and sexual story. This is the only aspect I did not like. The end is rushed.
Review from Forever, Jack →
I loved this story! I agree with a review I just read- that it deserves more than five stars!
Review from The Moon by Night →
THE MOON BY NIGHT is much less a timeless story than MEET THE AUSTINS. Preachy and filled with misogyny, I don’t recommend.
This is the first book I have ever reviewed, and I’m glad I have the chance to do so. I actually cried at the end, it touched me that much. It is raw, edgy, uncomfortable; and out of the 100 or so audiobooks I’ve listened to, it’s by far the best.