Review from Lion Eyes →
I love the entire ‘Shifters Unbound’ series but, at this point, I can’t decide any more which is my favorite story. They are all so amazing and Lion Eyes is no different. I loved reading about Bree, with her strength, and Seamus, with his broodiness. I love that there is a new kind of shifter..
Review from Offside Trap →
The second installment of the series. Most 2nd books fall short of the promise of the first. Not this one. Some plot twists I saw coming a mile away only to have them take an interesting bend at the end and not in the usual flash bang style. These twists were well laid out when..
Review from Omega Rising →
Good science fiction adventure. I’m looking forward to seeing how this unfolds and discovering how character development unfolds for the new crew. I’m certainly going to buy the next book.
Review from Omega Rising →
This book got me hooked from the beginning. Was an interesting story, an alien plot I never thought of. It’s a great listen! The only issue I had was how the book ends, and I don’t want to spoil it
Review from Inking Eagle →
I liked the book, storyline and male narrator but the female narrator was a terrible pick. if it was for the male narrator there would’ve been no stars for performance.
Review from Omega Rising →
Fun book. You really root for the characters and enjoy the comrade die they create.
Review from Claiming Tiny →
This was a nice short story. I think it could’ve been developed into a longer piece, but I did enjoy it.
Review from Chasing Taz →
I enjoyed the character development of this book. And the way she brings the far-fetched coupling of an FBI agent and an outlaw biker together. The moments where the MC share family time is truly touching.
Review from Unleashed →
Another good book in this series I was a little concerned that the characters might be Coming to the end of the run but it seems like there’s still some opportunities for further adventures
A well-written account of indigenous relations from the early American perspective. As a standalone work, it is engaging and insightful. However, it does not stand on its own. It is likely best read as a supplement to Middlekauffs’ “Glorious Cause,” and Chernows’ “Washington.” The author masterfully contributes to the deepening of the body of historical..