Review from The Player →
“The Player” is another heartwarming story by Lily Morton. Frankie and Con are sweet together as the friends realize their feeling for one another. There are plenty of laughs and a few tears, but overall I was left with a satisfied “aww” feeling with their HEA. Joel Leslie narrates this short novella and he performs..
Review from The Solstice Prince →
This is a very… Slow book? There’s no tension or difficulty or drama. Things just happen smoothly. Honestly it’s pretty dull. The description says there’s some sort of thing that happens but it beats me what it was.
Review from The Player →
I loved Frankie and Con’s story. Once again Joel Leslie does a wonderful job of bringing Lily’s characters to life. He has a way of drawing you into the characters and nails the wit and snark every time. In their story Frankie finds himself coming out of the widow fog he has unknowingly been in..
Review from The Weight of It All →
Henry and Reed are perfectly portrayed by Joel Leslie. Harry is hilarious and Reed is such a romantic! Highly recommend this sweet story.
Review from The Player →
I enjoyed this story quite a bit. It was very entertaining and had me hooked early on. I loved listening to Joel Leslie’s great narration. He brought so much life to the story. He’s always great to listen to. I received an ARC and this is my unbiased opinion
Review from The Summer of Us →
What a beautiful story! Oz is my absolute favorite book by Lily but I think this book just became my number one favorite! Love these two to pieces! I love stories about adult men who know what they want, well, a bit confused from time to time, but so sweet! Joel Leslie is the most..
When I read this book with my eyes last month, I said the only thing that would make me love it any more would be listening to the audiobook performed by Joel Leslie. I was right! Joel’s performance made a wonderful story even better. 💖 My original review is shown below. I loved everything about..
Review from Sparktopia →
Wonderful plot & character development. The story kept an engaging pace with a lot of world building without exaggerating to the point of redundancy and boredom. I love duet narration and while one of the male narrator’s voice kinda made my eye twitch, I could get past it since he wasn’t reading the whole time.
I enjoyed this slow-burn romance with humour, banter, friends to lovers and found family. Frankie’s a widower whose husband was his business partner Con’s best friend. So it’s understandable that when he finally realizes (3 years after his husband’s death) he has feelings for Con, he’s reluctant to act on them, especially since Con now..
It was really hard to listen to this book. I love the story and I’m invested in the series, but this was not the best narrator for this book.