I thouroughly enjoyed this story line, the characters, and the vocal acting. I hope we get an audible sequel narrated by Kirt Graves to find out what happends with Blue. Fingers crossed.
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For anticipating development of the MM romance in this story, the impact that baby Joe’s character had was so unexpected and found myself smiling as the narrator excelled at depicting him. I fell in love w the Tales of Verania series (characters, dialogue/writing, and narrator- all the things- I’ve listened multiple times by now) and..
One of my favorites…
Review from Wolfsong →
Great series and amazing story… One of those I love to listen to over and over.
I’ve read a couple bad werewolf love stories but omg wolfsong does it right. A good chunk is built around world building (limited but thoughtful) to immerse yourself and not get pulled out by any sudden “weirdness”. I listened to the audio book and when I thought we hit the finale there were 7 more..
It’s very meh
Review from NOX →
Gay sci-fi pseudo werewolf smut. If that’s your thing, dive on in. The story is pretty thin but it had its moments. Kirt Graves is a great narrator at least.
I’m sobbing
Review from Wolfsong →
I’ve never been moved to tears like this. Ox deserves all the GOOD things he got. And now he’s happy. Wasn’t expecting the chili peppers to be off the chart, but that was great too. TJ Klune stays being my favorite gay writer.
I understand Robbie now, and for that I am grateful. I’ve never read books that communicate feelings as well as these.
This story just drags along repeating the same phrases and concepts. This is pack, we’re pack, I can feel the pack, and I, Oz, am slow and stupid. I think the whiny voice used for Joe was appropriate when he was ten, but by the time he’s 17 it’s just grating. There is a sense..
The love between Andrew and Carter throughout there friendship is amazing at times I thought Carter was bi even hoped for it at times because the pain & love Andrew felt throughout all his relationships is amazing and captivating but the epilogue made it all work this it and I love who Andrew ended up..
Just…Amazing
Review from Wolfsong →
I will have to admit. The beginning was painful. Masterfully done but painful. The writing coming from a teenagers perspective and thought process was tough to read at times but wow their inner monologues matured as they did and the story just kept getting better. Amazing. Starting the 2nd book now