Review from Forever, Jack →
This was a wonderfully written two book series. I am just going to say that it drives me a little crazy when I read some of the reviews and then listen to the book and find that the reviews are just wrong. The sex is not overwhelming or too graphic. The female lead was not..
this was my 1st book I’ve read by this author & I thoroughly enjoyed it. great character development & a very quic read
Review from Those Girls →
Honestly, I only finished this book because I paid for it. The story was lackluster and unrealistic. The ending was blah.
Review from Liar’s Bench →
Liked this story a lot! With the good southern voice of narrator, it made the hard hard parts barre able.
there were so many times that I wanted to simply stop listening. I held out hope that story would redeem itself. it never did. there is no way that a relationship between an young child and an adult man can be spun into a “love” story!
Review from The Blood Curse →
What an excellent ending to this series! I love finding out Lyre’s backstory and I cannot wait to read/listen to Blackfire when it is released!
I have a love/hate relationship with books and with myself as a book addict. I have to have books, but I hate how critical I am, and how bad a bad book makes me feel 🙂 I just finished this book. I could not put it down. I am happy. This is a book worth..
Took me a while to decide what to write for a review. I love the narrator in this book and the story starts off very interesting. The relationship between them starts off sweet, almost father/daughter, then you start to wonder, then it takes a hard graphic turn towards pedophilia. I probably would’ve finished the story,..
Review from Holding Up the Universe →
the story was very enjoyable except for the foul language. I know that’s how kids talk today but I’m uncomfortable heart it
Review from All the Ugly and Wonderful Things →
A searing story with incredibly compelling characters that you care about. Not a slow spot through the whole thing. Also a really good look at how the systems meant to protect us sometimes do more harm than good.