we knew they’d get caught and live happily ever after. Very juicy scenes but need some drama
Too predictable
Review from Coach Me →
Dragged out a bit before it got good. I should have read the reviews that she would basically be in the college the entire time. I love a S. Williams boom but needed more
Accessibility – very good for beginners and relatable. Practical and peaceful reading / listening. Enjoy the book!
This book starts right off with the premise that Homo sapiens was at war with Neanderthals. It has been well established that while we can not ever really know, this is not likely for a large variety of reasons. Starting off an argument with an archaic premise and continuing with flawed suppositions, this book is..
I’m not really sure what to say about this one. I think the age-gap situation along with the power dynamic was a struggle for me. Perhaps this one was better suited for someone younger than me. But having children the ages of the main characters and a teenage daughter who runs track, who also shares..
This book was recommended to me in a smut group. This book is not smut. It is a lil spicy but not much. The story is good, a little slow, but it gets there. Overall, it’s a good book and easy to follow.
Always gripping, not sensationalistic. Does, unfortunately, sometimes devolved into detailed recitation of atrocities committed against victims. A very interesting overview how many cases, famous or obscure, all relate on a larger scale.
The male voice did not sell me, it was not sexy, no edge. Everything else I loved, the story, the female voice.
Review from Running to the Edge →
It was a very interesting story about how Bob Larson coached so many to run on the edge. I found it inspiring.
I kept listening until chapter 10 hoping things would pick up and get better but they didn’t. It was a slow boring listening. I just couldn’t get into it
