Ok, so I really did enjoy these books. They took some really unexpected twists and turns. I’m not sure if I have a favorite though. I would recommend each. My ONLY issue with some of the books, is that I would tend to get lost for a few seconds on who was talking. I felt..
Review from Lost in the Mind →
This may be my favorite series from Alice! I’ve been working my way through all of her books and I don’t know why I saved this series for last. I know it was going to be the best. these books are so funny. so intriguing. I did not want them to end. I really hope..
I feel so horrible to say this because I loved the books, but I couldn’t handle the different voices or honestly the narrators voice. This is definitely a me thing, but it just is not something I could do. I had to dnf this audio. The characters all sound like they are right on the..
I listened to the first book in the series months ago and for some reason never downloaded the rest. Thankfully I finally got around to it! I was so glad to see Hartley’s experience be validated and his healing journey. Sam’s ability to see exactly what people need and to be a safe place for..
Review from The Thriller Boxset →
The red flags Jack raise should not be romanticized. Couldn’t finish and waste of a good credit
I’ve enjoyed many of this author’s previous books, so when I saw this one and that it was set primarily in England (one of my favorite places), I knew I wanted to add it to my reading list. Putting one very likable mess of a young man together with his suave, worldly, and wealthy British..
Review from Switched →
great story, well told and great narration I really enjoy this author every book I’ve read has been entertainig
I love the story and the meet cute, but the narrator just makes it even better! The accents are swoon worthy and you totally forget it’s one person- best compliment I can give a narrator ♥️♥️
Review from Falling for Raine →
Gives all the feels. Narrator is fabulous as always. Great listen. Exactly the kind of good romance needed.
Review from Unscripted →
John Solo could read a book about accounting and I’d listen. Joel Leslie’s portrayal of Hale sounded like a younger creepier version of Jack Palance