Review from Vow Maker →
I absolutely love all of the stories in this connected universe and I love this follow up with Dylan & Gabe. I laughed out loud at several parts. I’ll be going back to this one again. I adored reading this story but it was even more amazing listening to the wonderful Joel Leslie narrate it..
Review from Cutie and the Beast →
There isn’t a single thing I would change or ask for with this amazingly brilliant story. David was so delightful. And the Brothers Kendrick deserve all the happiness. The narration was, as always for Joel, spot on. Off to listen to Mal’s happily ever after!
Review from His Cocky Valet →
I thought it was well written and very meaningful. I will definitely read more of your books. I like how you don’t have your characters thinking all the time in their heads. That’s drives me crazy and annoying.
Review from Strong Enough →
What a book! It’s got all the feels. Great characters, great sex and you can really feel the true love written here. Side note I will admit the narration of both characters was a little off in the beginning but after a few chapters they become the characters and it adds something to the story..
Review from Rule Breaker →
I loved this book! It was so fun! I enjoyed Dylan and Gabe’s relationship so much. This story was definitely an enemies to lovers in the sense that Dylan initially strongly dislikes Gabe, but he is attracted to him. Gabe and Dylan’s relationship starts off at a simmer then once Dylan goes on a trip..
Review from The Unseelie Crown →
Twists, turns and lots of descriptions. Unfortunately, the characters lack depth. It is still an interesting story but not a page turner. I don’t feel I have a reason to be invested in the characters. The world building is nice and the performance leads the imagination. The story is not riveting but it did keep..
Review from We Could Be So Good →
I didn’t like the reader voice very much. I found it distracting because it cracked a lot.
This is a book about people who like horror who are queer. It’s mostly people just talking about their own coming out stories and how those loosely (very loosely) tie to popular horror movies. This is not worth your money. Just Google some queer horror essays or YouTube videos and save a credit.
Review from Out of the Blue →
the story itself is incredible. all three Mc share enough space for one book, and you get a sense and feel for them. the voices between park and Lan are hard to distinguish a bit, at times they blur together, but even despite that this tory left me crying at the end. what a hell..
A vivid conclusion to the trilogy. I admire Hall’s commitment to take us into the tangled mess of the human condition and into its heights of awareness, humor and generosity – at times an almost gothic tale of grasping at shadows and at others a sort of giddy romp through life’s most thrilling possibilities. I..