Review from The Player →
Married only briefly, Frankie finds himself widowed and buried in debt. Three years later, Frankie is finally seeing the light. He’s no longer in debt, and finds himself falling for his late husband’s best friend, Con. Con, however, has fallen for someone else. This short audiobook tells the story of Frankie and Con finding their..
Review from Voyageurs →
Loved the quick pace, but fulfilling romance. As well as a wonderful performance in this book
Review from The Player →
This was such a lovely story! Great setting (the Cotswold never disappoint!), wonderful characters, a whole village of busybodies and Lily Morton’s own brand of snark and banter. It was really a joy to listen to! The story is told from Frankie’s POV, and though he struggles to come to terms with his feelings for..
Review from Shelf-Made Man →
Delightful story – just the right amount of holiday magic, action and adventure.A perfect performance by Joel Leslie bringing the story to life.
Like any anthology, it was largely interesting. A couple of stories fell flat, one seemed to drag on way too long. I know there are other releases of this, I might grab one if the mood definitely strikes me, but won’t go out of my way.
Review from The Player →
The Player by Lily Morton is a sweet best friends to lovers romance about two best friends finally getting the timing right! One has been pining and one has been grieving! But when they come together they are precious. Love the sweetness and the humor.
Review from Red Haze →
Wow.. what a waste of life. Sad how soo many years lost honestly for no reason. The story itself was enjoyable.
The wonderful Joel Leslie brings this fantastic story to life with each character’s voice being recognisable and so well crafted throughout the five books. The plot is solid and catching and oh so devilishly twisted. And the hot times are 9 on the Scoville scale. Kept me hooked for days and hoping it would all..
Review from Sparktopia →
Narrators are a pleasure to listen to. The story is imaginative and interesting. Julie is the Queen and my favorite author and this story is one of my new favorites.
Review from The Highlander’s Promise →
The characters were good but the story of a brain injury with lost memories and how dense people were in figuring out what was going on was annoying. I did not like the reader, especially his rendition of women’s voices. Almost ruined the whole story for me.