Review from The Palisade →
I liked this introduction to Lavender Shores series. The Joel and Andrew’s romance was an entertaining insta love story and created a good setting for the series. Narrator did a great job and I am looking forward to the rest of the series.
Review from Wolfsong →
Kirt Graves is OUTSTANDING and yes thats a thing! TJ Klune is pack, pack pack!
Review from The Second and His Bonded →
This third book in the series was best for me. Kirk is always a FAV!
Review from The Shipwreck →
Kirk Graves narration phenomenal as always. Rosalind Abel out did herself with the writing in this book. I cried and broke and then she put me back together. Loved it and definitely going to be a multiple reread/listen for me!
Review from Better Red →
For a romance story, there was a serious lack of relationship development and the MCs spent way too much time apart.
Review from Heteroflexible →
The cover of this book threw me a little. I new Jimmy was becoming a dancer and Bobby plays soccer. But that isn’t revealed by the cover. I listened to this and it was a pure joy. Kirt Graves is a favorite and I like Chris Chambers too now!!!
While I haven’t read ‘The Garden’ (Lavender Shores # 2) by Rosalind Abel, I have to believe this version is hands down the better way to experience an introduction to the Lavender Shores. In my mind at least, the credit for the audiobook being the better way to enjoy the Lavender Shores series belongs exclusively..
All the love for this amazing enemies-to-lovers, hurt-comfort romance!! This one is full-on. These characters loathed each other and had done so for about two decades. Their mutual animosity ran so deep; I wondered how they would ever get over that. What could possibly get these men to reevaluate their opinions and start seeing each..
Review from Wolfsong →
I’m beginning to learn that no one can rip your heart out while warming it quite like TJ Klune. This was a phenomenal story with characters I was instantly invested in. I laughed until my stomach hurt, wanted to melt into the floor with embarrassment for characters, growled in frustration and anger with them, and..
Review from Principles of Spookology →
I didn’t initially plan on the audiobook being the first time I read through book 2 of this series, but I’m not unhappy that is the way it worked out. The narrator is a fantastic fit for Rain, capturing his sarcasm, wit, nerves, and energy, bringing the story to life in a way that often..