Review from Rule Breaker →
I have read this book so many times, I wondered whether I should buy it in audible. (I knew it so well) It is one of my top 5 books of all time. But I’ve been saving a credit for it and it’s read by Joel Leslie so there was no real debate here. From..
Review from Lord Mouse →
You know it’s a good book when you cry like a teenage girl, and blush so hard it hurts your cheeks. Best story I’ve listened to and read in a very long time!
Review from Say You’re Sorry →
fantastic story. kept me interested the entire story. highly recommend! want to read the next in the series.
I received this book for free. I am voluntarily leaving this review and all opinions expressed herein are mine. This is the first three books in the Mason Dixon, Monster Hunter series. It is a standalone story with no cliffhanger ending but what could be viewed as the start of the next story in the..
I did find the narration a little grating at points with all the voices but that might be personal taste. I did think that the romance aspects of the story were over the top and unnecessary. No grown people would act like that especially when going through all they went through it became a little..
A love story about an escaping princess who stumbles into the arms of her soon to be beloved savior. A saga well-told that keeps your interest and leaves you wondering what will happen next in book 2.
Review from The King’s Favorite →
It’s been a while since I read a book by Tanya Anne Crosby, or in this case, listened to one. All I can say is that it was worth the wait…this book must be the best one so far! The story was fabulous with so much intrigue, back-stabbing, so much angst, but all balanced out..
Review from Laurent and the Beast →
This story is truly amazing. I had no idea where it was headed and can definitely say there was no figuring it out ahead of the ending. It captivated me completely and I enjoyed it completely. Great job! I highly recommend.
We continue to follow the struggles and challenges that Pykh, Siel and Carter face as they escape from their captivity and learn more about each other and the planet they are surviving in. The gradual building of the aliens culture and history is masterfully done, but it’s the characters’ loyalty and devotion to each other..
Review from Human Omega: Discovered on the Slave Planet →
Usually in romance/m-m sci-fi, the human-alien communication barrier is completely ignored. There are auto-translators or universal languages. Sometimes authors don’t even bother to explain how different species understand each other, probably due to a reasoning that the focus of the story is elsewhere. Eileen Glass does not ignore the communication barrier – rather, she uses..