Review from The Complete Tall, Dark and Darcy Collection: A Pride and Prejudice Variation Book Series →
I have been a devout Jane Austen fan for decades. I have read a lot of variations, but I didn’t see these storylines coming. It broke my heart and made me believe in real love, again. I highly recommend this collection.
For the most part, I really enjoyed the overall story. This is a very long set of books, but the characters felt mostly unique. Every story included some steam. The narrator did an incredible job. He does a lot of different accents to distinguish between the different Alien types and the women. I was very..
Review from Traitors, Thieves and Liars →
Beautiful characters with relatable arcs, tense story with heavy consequenses. No character is safe, but I cheer for our protagonists, and antagonists, the whole way through.
This whole story feels like a catastrophic resolution is a chapter away. I cannot stress the tension enough, its a ride the whole way through
Review from The Witch Between Worlds: 10 Book Epic Fantasy Box Set →
The story was very entertaining, however there were a couple of things that absolutely got on my nerves. Characters that were already well established were referred to excessively by their first and last name. The constant repetition was unnecessary and convoluted my enjoyment of the story. One other thing that was used to excess was..
Review from Flying into Love, Volume 1 →
The narrator was amazing. He did a hundred different voices. Brought each character to life!
Review from The Complete Tall, Dark and Darcy Collection: A Pride and Prejudice Variation Book Series →
I really enjoyed 4 of the 5 stories in this collection. The reincarnation story was good, but just a bit odd and confusing – still it was well written and had interesting scenes and characters. I re-listened to the other 4 stories immediately after I finished the set. Rafe Beckley is a very good reader..
Kathryn is too good at what she does, I’m convinced there has to be some kind of sorcery involved. This series had an actual storyline/engaging plot while also maintaining top notch and *plentiful* spicy scenes that never grow boring, unlike many reverse harem books I’ve come across.
loved the adventure and the progression from a scared sheltered chatacter as he grows to me the new world he found himself in triumph through ingenuity rather then strength or something preord
Review from The Princess’s Chosen →
Kathryn Moon’s writing with narration by Isabella Clarke will NEVER get old. Both are absolutely stunning at what they do; I find it hard to imagine either could ever disappoint. ♡