I am a recent convert to historical romance novels, and The Highlander’s Promise by Lynsay Sands is now ranked among my favorites. I wasn’t sure what to expect from my first Highlander romance, but this book has set the bar way high, so other books in the genre better watch their backs! The Highlander’s Promise..
Review from Hug It Out →
Joel and Phillip took a weaker storyline, and mad it vibrant, full of life
Review from Hemovore →
It’s no secret that I have a bit of a vampire fetish. It’s safe to say I owe my sexual awakening to vampire movies I watched in my misspent youth. Vampires just resonate with me. In my pants. Now that I am a mature, grown-up lady, I also very much appreciate vampire stories for their..
Covers all the bases and shines light on different aspects from different types of people. Great book. I’ll be listening to it again this week.
Review from Ever After →
I grew up with Disney Princesses. Cinderella, Snow White, and Sleeping Beauty were all movies and stories I enjoyed as a young girl. The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, and Aladdin came out as I moved into adulthood and I continued to enjoy the movies as they have come out. I still haven’t seen..
I’m so glad Joel narrated these books as well. This is a great continuation. The dynamic between the siblings is well thought out and works well in the new storyline while bringing back some of the old characters which Joel of course executes flawlessly. Really enjoyed this one!
Review from Craving →
This was truly awful. I usually cut them a lot of slack, but this guy was so, so bad. I messed with the speed to try and make it bearable, but nothing worked. I listened to about 1/3 of the book before it became too much. The story was nothing special either…but not necessarily bad.
Review from Flaunt →
I loved this book. this was my first venture into the MM with more foray. I dont want to give anything away, but the characters were beautifully written and the storyline was well written. narration was spot on. cant wait to listen to another E Davies story.
Review from Unwritten Law →
the narrator sounds creepy, i can’t get past chapter 3 that’s how bad it is.
Review from Pickpocket’s Apprentice →
This story is so worthwhile — a period piece carefully researched and unusually well written, with an interesting mix of characters and truly outstanding narration. Fortunately it’s the first in a long series. I look forward to reading each in turn, as this is one of the best audiobooks I’ve heard in 15 years of..