Review from Abducting Abby →
I really wanted to like this book, as I’ve enjoyed a lot of Susan’s stories, but I had a difficult time finishing it. As in some of her writings, I really liked the female characters. The males, not that much. Valdier men (much like the Kassis and Sarafin series) in this story came off as..
Review from Choosing Riley →
Funny – I have never laughed so much. Riley and the purse with everything but the kitchen sink had me rolling on the floor. Vox was an arrogant kitty until he gets introduced to taser, pepper spray and the mouth ? of a confident earth woman! Love the grandmother and really like Pearl’s rules of..
Review from Choosing Riley →
This is probably my 4th or 5th time listening to this book. First of all I love reading all of S E Smith’s series. She gets us by tantalizing us with a hint about what the next story will be at the end of each of her books. So I am re-listening to this book..
Review from Heart of the Cat →
I really enjoyed the story with all types of big cats. The prologue explained a lot of details that were necessary to suck me right into the story. Makeup to cover the stripes/rosettes interesting.
Review from A Witch’s Touch →
outstanding read, romance, magic and strong people. loved listening . ordering the next one now!
Review from Fashionably Flawed →
Worth the read/listen. Beware you will laugh out loud. I shot coffee out my nose.
Review from Heart of the Cat →
I love all the series from the dragons to the magic and the cats!!! However as good as the this book was it was to short. It felt like some chapters were very informative but others were to fast. I liked how the heart was explained and of course the humor and action were great..
I hate writing reviews like this. It wasn’t badly written but she completely stole Star Wars world. She even put rebels on an icy moon. She changed a story a bit but the whole universe our characters ended up was Star Wars universe with slightly different names and some very similar. I couldn’t enjoy it..
Review from Climate Change →
I had a hard time making out what the author was trying to convey because of the monotone and robotic style of reading. I honestly wonder if they used a computer voice for this.
If you’ve never explored Lincoln from an abolitionist viewpoint you must read Fred Kaplan’s treatment. I found he explored the political terrain leading up to the Civil War in a very even handed manner revealing the motivating engine relentlessly driving the nation on to inevitable war. A very even handed treatment of Lincoln, neither vilifying..