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The female voice didn’t narrate, didn’t act. She sounded like she was reading Harry Potter for children at the kindergarten. It was particularly painful when she was reading male voices, like she was trying to convey what Dumbledore sounded like when lecturing Harry on yet another one of their little stunts at school. Painful, disappointing…..

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Great twist on a classic, can’t wait to continue the series. Pacing was good and the characters were well developed.

This isn’t a book I’d recommend. It was decent, kept my attention, had some moments that made me smile but overall, just wasn’t it for me.

there is absolutely no romance or relationships to speak of in this book. the main character is so full of herself ans high and mighty. this is a fight the government and down with the patriarchy book. do not recommend for romance readers

June First had me hooked at the start—with the opening chapter being fairly traumatic, although drawn out (cough cough, as is the whole book) and by the halfway point, I was whispering “please let it be June 2nd.” The two main characters dove so deep into their feelings, I think they hit the Earth’s core…..

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Keri is so underrated. I went into this book blind and had never read any of her work and now I am obsessed.

Sovereign was not what I was expecting! Give lame a dark romance cowboy any day. This man! Doing anything and everything for Keira. Girl you ride that cowboy and save the horse.

I really loved this book! I think so many people don’t expect it to be as good as it is, butThe longing and conflict is so well done.

I would have preferred duet narration rather than dual but it was a great story and the narrators did a great job

Not a fan of the “Boston” accent portrayed but everything else was amazing! Very good plot twist!