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I have never read anything from Victoria Sue but I plan on to keep on reading anything she puts out I’m loving it.

The author provided a colorful, intriguing world and culture as the backdrop for her story, and I always appreciate when an author writes a culture where a gay romance is routinely accepted. I find it exhausting to read stories where the plot centers around a lack of acceptance for gay love. It’s overdone again and..

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I love this book the characters are awesome and the narration is good but I would have liked the prince’s POV but I still love the book

This book would be more interesting to someone who has just become familiar with the most interesting Harvey Milk. I was really hoping that I would learn a couple of new facts about this most controversial man. We all have our ‘quirks’ but Lillian Faderman writes about the ‘whiney side’ of Harvey rather a little..

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I found the story line compelling ,suspenseful and just enough sex appeal to keep you coming back for more. I found myself not wanting to stop reading. The narrator’s voices for each character just pulled you in and you could just imagine what each were like without site. I enjoyed this story and anyone who..

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The sequel is just as lovely and romantic as the first, the performance was even better this time., Charlie and Travis made some amazing strides in their relationship

Have enjoyed the characters and story. I do wish the excellent narrator had given Picket a bit more spunk and personality. He seems shaky voiced and hesitant. A little here and there would make sense, but having him sound that way throughout makes him less appealing.

Fabulous narration brings this fabulous story to life. Plot and major feels round out this audio treat. Great characters.

When I first picked up the Curl Up and Dye series the first thing I though was “Joel Leslie has to narrate these” he brings the full cast to life. I strongly recommend reading the Curl Up and Dye books before the Blissville ones. While they can be read/listened to as stand alones there’s a..

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Thank goodness this is a quick read because the narration is terrible and the content only so-so. Only an abiding interest in the life of Harvey Milk could have enticed me to stick it out for the few prices of info not gleaned from reading The Mayor of Castro Street. I had expected more from..

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