Review from Survive the Chaos →
Before i begin, book 2 is much better, this book was a very slow build to nearly nothing, it was only at the end it picked up for me. Im still not sure it is terribly believable in the beginning either, thats for your to decide i guess. Hail Nimrod I was given this free..
Review from My Enemy’s Secret →
Did the story keep me engaged: yes Were there any parts I found annoying: no Did I feel an emotional connection to the characters: yes Would I listen to it again: yes Oliver and Reyland are an unlikely match but are likeable and fun characters and I enjoyed their story. The book has good pace..
Review from My Enemy Needs Me →
Not great, not terrible…. really drags in places and is equal parts predictable and far-fetched.
Review from Survive the Conflict →
enjoyed this series and was a change from finding curse words which grace proves are unneeded to build a great suspense and action series. I loved the ending and had sadness and smiles in equal measure. thanks Grace Hamilton I look forward to many more happy hours with your books!!! the narrator was great too.
Review from My Enemy’s Secret →
Austin Jay is a wonderful narrator. Oliver is a klutz and germaphobic. Him getting together with a guy who loves working in the dirt seems like a disaster waiting to happen. Disasters keep occurring and bring the two men closer together. I enjoyed watching their love grow.
I had a good time with this book. After listening to the first book in the series, I was pretty eager to see what would happen next to Austin, Savannah and the rest of the group. This is a series that needs to be read in order since it is a continuation of the same..
Review from Survive the Conflict →
I enjoyed the story line of this series. a a a a a a a
lots of good characters and characterization but the plot is crazy generalized and there is little if no practical info on prepping. seems like there was a small handout that was read about prepping and then the book was written. meh. wont listen to the other books. good time killer though.
Review from How to Become a Successful Freight Broker: My Journey from Fast Food Manager to Freight Broker →
Basic to the point broker start up info.Easy to understand. Good book to read.
Review from A Gentleman of Substance →
If you’re in the mood for something steamy with a bit of story mixed in for flavour, then you’ve hit a winner. There’s enough plot to make it clear how and why two ostensibly different people would fall in love, and even to establish some good side characters, but I’d say about 70% of the..