Review from Original Sin →
New to me author Lydia Michaels’ Original Sin is dark, compelling, engrossing, enigmatic and addictive. Lucinda Gainey’s narration is evocative. Looking forward to book 2. #AudiobookObsessionReviewer🎧 #2022AudiobookChallenge
Review from Original Sin →
I’m rating this one a 3.75 out of 5. It was difficult for me to get through. I struggled. I felt it was slow paced, but once the R rated events started happening, it picked up the pace and was very enjoyable.
Skylar is at the Big House as is known is a primitive log cabin looked like something in a storybook and burst at the seams with both her Irish and Italian relatives. It is the week before Thanksgiving and her massive family was gathered at her grandparent’s house for their weekly Sunday dinner. As she..
Review from Pining for You →
this one will have you swooning,laughing and just loving the story that Lydia has writen and the narrator has brought to life.Skyler and Rhett first meet when Skyler brings his daughter back after she had wondered off.both right then get zapped with want for each other but instead of acting on it rhett offers Skyler..
Dane and his younger sister Sybil are camping with their mom and he is loves hearing his sister’s laughter as she tosses marshmallows his way. When they hear a noise they look up expecting their mother to be returning from gathering wood, but there is something large with glowing red eyes watching them. He’s a..
Review from Pining for You →
Ladies and gentlemen she has done it again. Miss Lydia Michaels has once again give me another five star read audiobook with her Jasper Falls series. I cannot explain to you how much I love the series and in my last review of Love Me Knots I said that reading the books in this series..
Skylar has just finished her first two years of college and is torn between family obligation and following her dreams. A chance meeting with Rhett, the mayor of their small town, opens up another opportunity. Sparks quickly fly between Skylar and Rhett and a bond is forged with his daughter. This book is well written,..
The year was 1934 and deep in the Pennsylvania mountains, Ezekial was leading a group of hunters in the search of his brother Isaiah. But, as they grow nearer to the sounds he knows they are too late. Before them is a massacre of bodies, torn flesh and blood. As a mated elder Ezekial should..
Review from Dark Exodus →
What better place than an Amish farm for Immortals to stay out of the lime light. This book has several storylines and it can get a bit confusing which POV we have.I think the characters are interesting.
Review from Pining for You →
I enjoyed this book and thought it was very cute. There is a pretty decent age gap between the characters but it didn’t bother me. I did however have some trouble connecting to the characters in this one as to the characters in the rest of this series. I used to be a nanny and..