Review from Wolf’s Clothing →
Wolf’s Clothing (Legend Tripping #2) By E.J. Russell is an entertaining jaunt back to Portland. Trent is an interesting and complex character with a trunk full of trauma. His history, triggers, and family all play a supporting role in this story. Christophe is a sexy cinnamon roll. I enjoyed their dynamic, a lot. As always,..
I used to be a theatre kid, so I really enjoyed being immersed in the world of acting and cinema.
there was nothing that I overly disliked or liked. it’s just a good story……….. words words words
Review from Deception in Darkness →
I hope Alice continues with these characters. I was laughing from the start of the first book until the end of the third.
I can’t wait for the next audible book in this series! This was written and narrated so well that it was easy and enjoyable to fall into the book!
Review from The Bureau →
I hope there is an explanation or back story to the formation of the Bureau. The overall premise is thoughtful and the emphasis on redemption is unusual.
These moved quickly and very engaging. I look forward to the next book eagerly. Particularly interesting is how the story weaves prior plot and characters
Review from The Bureau: Volume 3 →
The use of simile and metaphor were astounding. The inner visualizations shimmered in the mind’s eye.
The very last story line was slow to get started and but the ending was a mixture of sweet/sour redemption. I hope there are many stories left in the panoply.
Review from You’re So Dead to Me →
I love Joel Froomkin but his voice is a bit feminine and the character he was portraying in this story is a real lady’s man. I had a hard time picturing it and it kept knocking me out of the story. I loved some of the other books he’s narrated but just couldn’t handle the..