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Ok, the sex scenes are awful. The rest of the book is pretty adorable. Total fluff read.

I read the first book and it read like a first timer writing a book. This sequel not only manages to continue the story, the author’s skill at writing had improved greatly. it’s a fun adventure from start to finish.

You are ready know whether or not you like time travel mysteries! This one is excellent.

I received a free Copy of this audiobook. This is a fantastic book or audio. Heads up once u start u won’t put it down so don’t start late in the day. She keeps you on the edge of ur seat. The characters are very phenomenal together, the chemistry and the sex of the charts..

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I wasn’t sure what to expect of the story when I began the book. I was immediately pulled in by Warin and his brother and his love, Thea. The machinations and jealousy surprised me. I don’t listen to many vampire books, so I wasn’t familiar with ancients or the concept of them. I thought the..

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The witch’s touch is the third book in a series that I was finding interesting so far. At the end of this book, I thought the story was loose …. although the initial question was resolved, and the author left open what happened (or rather will happen) with the sea witch, I got the superficial..

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A good story grabs you at the beginning and won’t let go until the last word. It also leaves you with the good feeling that comes from watching the characters stumble and find their true mates when the odds are all stacked against them. They fight their own insecurities and weaknesses to put the good..

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Setting: Valdire and EarthGenre: Sci-fi/fantasy romance Two novellas involving the offspring of couples in previous novels in the series. The first novella, The Old Dragon of the Mountain’s Christmas, started out really well. However, as soon as the toddlers showed up, things went downhill. What the heck were children (too young to have learned to..

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I really enjoyed this story when I originally read it. It was still enjoyable as an audio book and David Brenton did a good job. Unfortunately I just did not picture Mr. Brenin’s voice as the voice for Warin.

Would you listen to Other Side of the Night again? Why? Yes, definitely, the information is fascinating and the level of detail is outstanding. Worth going back over for those interested in this story, particularly what happened on the other ships involved in the disaster.