Review from Wild Embrace →
I am completely enjoying this series by Mari Carr. This time we get a hopeless romantic (Darcy) and love isn’t real (Ryder) storyline. Ryder lost his wife four years ago, and Darcy fell for him afterwards. She has waited for him to notice her while working with him at his company as well as his..
Review from Damascus Station →
Great story – talented narrator but some parts were hard to understand due to speaking too quickly (or post-production)
Review from Moscow X →
Captivating story and engaging reader made this an enjoyable listen. I recommend this to other people.
Review from Star Crusader →
I was entertained by this story, but the beginning was rather slow. Nate was great at videogame simulations, so he and five other cadets were given the privilege of entering an actual competition, when a rebellion erupted, and things became real. There was a lot of time spent on setting everything in motion, but the..
Review from Torment →
John Ringo, did it better, but yours is more believable because they made the zombies naked so they could shit
Review from Wild Night →
Wild Night is the 10th book in the Wilder Irish series. This book is a book about Colm and Kelli and is told from both of their points of view. Colm and Kelli are friends. Kelli wants to have a baby and is going to use a surrogate. When a blackout happens and after some..
Review from Pegasus →
I thought this would be more about the software and the NSO group and less a story about the journalists patting their backs for doing a good job. Don’t get me wrong investigative journalism is important, but definitely very little in the way of learning about Pegasus and its story. NSO and its software is..
Review from Wild Night →
Wild Night is book #10 in the Wilder Irish series. This is Colm and Kelli’s story and it was like a train wreck waiting to happen but oh so steamy. You get all the snark and so many feels. It was full of love, friendship, and family with twists and turns. What a great read…
An entertaining story of frenemies turned lovers. Colm and Kelli’s banter and constant jabs at each other were the perfect setup for how hilarious moments in this book would become…and with a quirky, unconventional instigation of crossing that line, I was left anticipating how the two would discover the truth, and just how agonizing that..
A well-crafted, American-style spy novel. Might have been heightened with a better narration performance. The read was often bright and chipper which played against what seemed to be the writer’s intended dramatic intentions for mood and pacing.