This is a light, fluffy romance with a lot of heart. Our characters develop personally and as a couple fairly rapidly over this short-ish story but there is a lot of magic and world building as well. I look forward to more from this world. Audio Joel Leslie turns what I would consider to be..
Review from Cronin’s Key →
this book was described as an interesting story. it never mentioned the homosexual love story that it is. not my choice of books. it should have been described for what it is.
Review from The Last Grand Master →
I honestly did not know what to expect with this story. I don’t know if I would have enjoyed reading this (odd names and some mind numbing explanations ) but listening to Joel Leslie and his voice acting made the story really enjoyable. Once I got past giggling at the weird names It was really..
Review from Children of Vice →
This was friggin amazing!!!! One of those books where you get pissed when you get interrupted ?? and feel like you need to take the day off to finish it. Narration was as always superior- Joel words can’t say how talented this man is!
Review from Broken →
This was a wonderful book in shining a light on mental illness ( bipolar desise) and showing us and understanding .
Review from Red Dirt Heart 2 →
I love Charlie and Travis. Poor Charlie is still waiting for his world to crumble. It’s a wonder he doesn’t have an ulcer as much has he worries about everything. What the other farmers will say, if Travis is going to leave him, etc. I am so happy to see that he finally leaves the..
Review from The Bureau →
Dark love stories of monsters and men. The last story, Creature, was the best of the three and is worth grabbing this book for that one alone. The narrator is very good at making very different voices. You’ll never get confused as to who is speaking.
Review from Femme →
This story sounded like it would be so much fun and it started out very funny and I was hanging on to every word but after about two hours it really started going downhill for me and then I struggled to finish with a little over an hour left. The only likable characters were Lionel..
I hung in there as long as I could. The story is weak, slow, and overdone. The narrator’s voice is challenging to listen to for long periods of time. I’ve been searching and searching for a good LGBT read, but keep striking out.
Knowing Joel Leslie and Kim Fielding as talented narrator and author, respectively, this book promised to be a good one. I was poorly prepared for the whirlwind of emotions and intense rawness these three stories brought. At first I was sure that the first one is my favorite but by the end I knew that..