Review from Say You’re Sorry →
Mom always told me, “If you can’t say something nice, don’t say anything at all.” But, I just can’t hold my tongue this time. This 24+ hour book was definitely NOT WORTH 1 Audible credit. I only listened to the whole book because I paid for it. The multiple storylines are hackneyed to say the..
Review from Say You’re Sorry →
The annunciations were terrible. Took me out of the story line too many times. Because it’s a good story I kept listening.
Review from Say You’re Sorry →
Is it me or does this narrator have a shaky voice? I found it totally distracted from the story.
Review from Don’t Twunk with My Heart →
I’m a huge fan of the first book in this series (Loving Jay), so when I had the chance to listen and review the second book I jumped right in, and had a blast. We follow Kee, one of Jamie’s friends. He’s been kind of hibernating at home for the past year and a half…
Review from Femme →
I will come back to write full review, just want to leave few words here first though. This book is great. Joel Leslie though. Man, does this man bring characters to life. I’m amazed by his talent.
Review from Cocky →
This was better than I expected . This was story was cute and a touch of hotness. Give it a try.
I wish I wouldn’t have wasted my credit on this book. I thought I was going to get a murder mystery type of book, but seems like a weird romance. struggling to finish.
Review from Love on Location →
This is a sweet, gay for you/out for you tale – very insta-lovey, but sometimes that’s just what the doctor ordered 😉 The best part about Love on Location are the descriptions of the country manor where the movie is being filmed. Joel Leslie’s ability to alternate between the upper class voice of Theo and..
Lord Thornby has been literally trapped on his father’s estate for a year. Whenever he tries to leave he physically can’t as if magically tethered to the land. He is about to go insane when a guest arrives stating his father invited him. John Bake is a strange man. One day he is following Lord..
Gah, I love Arden St. Ives! But let me tell you, I’m glad I didn’t read any of the reviews beforehand, just went by my girl Mo’s recommendation. Because if I had seen the references to this book being the gay FSoG I would have skipped right over it. And that would have sucked for..