Austin and Amanda catch up with Savannah and the group of Revivalists; aka Mormons. They make a detour to Austin’s brother Enis’s home tucked away in the Rockies. The eighteen Mormons are not eager to travel the remaining miles to Utah given the violence they have seen already. Staying at Enis’s large farmhouse presents its..
Review from Falling for My Rival →
Austin Jay did a wonderful job narrating this story. This is my first J.P. Oliver novel. I enjoyed the bantering between Jim and Sammy. This is the second book in the series but I enjoyed it without having read the first book.
3.5 to 4 Blue Roses 3.5 to 4 Blue Flames Narrator Austin Jay delivered once more a very funny and intriguing little romance by the excavation site. Builders versus archeologists, and it seems both teams are in for a big muddy mess. The delivery is not as good as the previous two books in the..
Review from Rough Waters →
So this is actually a good but but the narration is poor. The narrator sounds the same for both MC making hard to tell who’s POV it is. Overall it’s a sweet book about two men helping each other conquer fears and and accept love.
Review from Survive the Aftermath →
I happen to enjoy Post-Apocalyptic books that are due to EMP rather than virus induced zombies and this series is no exception. I enjoy the characters but you need to listen or read book 1 Survive the Chaos first to get to know them well. Look forward to next book to find out if the..
Review from Safe Harbor →
Some of the characters in this book made it really hard to love it as much as I loved the previous title. It seemed so unrealistic for Tyson to be so easily persuaded to throw his sobriety out of the window just to appease his coworkers. That really bothered me. And those guys (and the..
Review from Survive the Aftermath →
cannot write better then an eighth grade level. Worth it if the two books were cheaper by about half.
Review from Rough Waters →
This book was my introduction to JP Oliver and I really enjoyed it. I loved the main characters and the town of Castle Harbor. It makes me want to visit. I’m looking forward to listening to more of the guys in Castle Harbor!
Review from Last Resort →
Dean and Wyatt’s last resort was to face all the odds only to learn they were destined to be with each other; through the good and the bad of times. Each utilizing their strengths which the other needed, then when times warranted each one lifted the other and carried him through the darkness and into..
Review from Last Resort →
A great read where a large resort has gone ‘green’ to keep the surrounding environment and the aesthetic beauty of a small town intact leads to an event planner who has been falsely accused of sleeping to get to the top and the CEO of the resort’s company falling in love and having to deal..