Review from Broken →
The strength of learning how to deal with one’s world when they lose hope and the trails they over come. to never give up and know you are not alone when you’re mind tricks you into believing others wise. thank you.
As a fan of both the author and narrator, I jumped at the chance to review this book for the Audio Review Tour. As usual with Joel Leslie, the narration felt spot on. The softer tones used for Adrian were great vs. the harder voice of Marty. The story itself was really good. I was..
This is a fun, well paced story.That one of our leads is a glamorous drag queen is a pretty unusual slant, and it makes for a better story because of it.Adrian is bullied, but finds strength in the things other saw as a weakness. He’s a pretty inspirational character.Marty was in the gang of bullies..
Review from The Innocent Auction →
This is actually the first audiobook we have enjoyed without reading the book first, and it was a great listen! Victoria Sue weaved a heart-aching love story and Joel Leslie adds so much to the story through his poignant narration. Deacon, viscount Carlisle, lives his life in the upper echelon of society, but knows of..
Review from The Innocent Auction →
I’m not usually a fan of historic romance, but this story is a pairing of an author I enjoy immensely and a narrator who can do just about anything with dialect. Therefore, I had to check it out. I’m so glad I did!I enjoyed the descriptions of time and place, and I feel that I..
Although limited fantasy world-building, this allowed for easy immersion and rapid pacing diving straight into depths of characters keeping them interesting.
Review from Ghost House →
Any additional comments? Our main character is very melancholy and the narrator hits on this this very well. Story does start out slow as many others have mentioned. Although slow, the main character is so flawed and in such dire straits, it’s very hard to not like him all the way through. Great narration, always..
Review from Remy’s Painter →
Would you listen to Remy’s Painter again? Why? I would, and likely will. There are elements of this series, these shifters, that are very unique and intriguing. It helps that the narrator is one of my favorites. Who was your favorite character and why? Ian, hands down. He wants so badly to be loved, but..
Review from See Me →
A bit of enemies to lovers, a touch of coming out, a dash of revenge for high school bullying…and a WHOLE lot of drag queens. Did that get your attention? Good, because See Me is a great story that made me smile, laugh, shake my head and hit me in the feels with Adrian and..
Review from Devotion →
Any additional comments? Joel Leslie does a terrific job with the character voices and Devotion is simply a pleasure to listen to. He is, in fact, the reason I didn’t hurt something when I realized that yes, I remember I had enjoyed reading this story, but, uh oh, I’d forgotten about the truly awful miscommunication..