Review from Rescue Her Heart →
Great book to listen to though I didn’t feel that it was so much Sci Fi, but I did enjoy listening to it. Wasn’t too sure about the May-December romance. Would like to see more about Sal – sounds as if she would have a really interesting story.
Review from Passport to Peril →
In Passport to Peril we meet Ellen, a musician, who is headed to Berlin to perform in a music festival, but on the way she decides to take side trips through Ireland on the way. She soon discovers pubs where her music is appreciated, and where she hears learns local songs. Add to that a..
Review from The Venue →
Wow, red wedding. From the start of this story it was intense and didn’t let up. Quite an imaginative story that centers around exacting revenge. I’m a sucker for a good revenge story and this was quite pleasing. T.J. Payne tells great stories and this one is right up there with his other works. If..
One of the fun things about older books is that trip down memory lane. Imagine a time when the US State Department might send someone across the pond to perform at a music festival… Of course, our girl is going to find a lot more than a hunky Irish guy and a few new songs..
Review from The Venue →
This is the third book I’ve listen to by this author. When I saw the word wedding in the title, I immediately thought I wasn’t going to like it. Totally not what I expected. The author has quite the imagination. The narrator did a great job. Definitely for people who like gory psycho revenge stories…
Review from The Venue →
This was a pretty sick story and was not at all what I expected. It was different than anything else I have ever read.
Review from The Venue →
My favorite by author thus far, extreme descriptive horror. Enjoyed the characters of Amy and Mariko and at one point felt sorry for Caleb. The story is about billionaire Caleb and fiancée Lilith invite all the people they want revenge on growing up to all paid European trip to attend their wedding in Zurich at..
Review from The Venue →
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review. TJ Payne is quickly becoming one of my favorite authors! This is the third book of his that I have listened to and it did not disappoint. What I like about Payne is that each book has been..
The Venue by T.J. Payne was SUCH a fun listen! What a unique idea for a somewhat comical, dark, twisted thriller. I’m a wedding photographer, and I’ve experienced a lot of crazy things at weddings over the years, but this one really tops them all and thankfully, I haven’t experienced a wedding like this yet,..
Review from Passport to Peril →
This combination thriller/romance is full of local color and interesting characterizations, as a folk singer gets involved in international intrigue on a trip to Ireland. Along the way, she gets to sing, be menaced, and fall in love. It’s a swell package with full-throated narration and, yes, even believable a cappella folk singing by P.J…