Love how they are so understanding of things. The interactions are the best. And the love for chocolate!
The OG Twins!
Review from Twin Dragons’ Destiny →
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Good story
Review from Razor’s Traitorous Heart →
I have enjoyed this series so far and this was another good addition. Definitely some good stuff to come. Sidenote: I was annoyed that the only AA woman in the story was referred to as unusual and exotic by one of the aliens, like no women of color exist in earth. Anyway, overall, I enjoyed..
Yay!
Review from Razor’s Traitorous Heart →
I love S.E. Smith she always has strong heroines and heros. It is fun when a side character says what you wish to say! Razor is hot and so are all the other guys. And David Brenin is one of my all time favorite narrators, to the point I say, “Yay David Brenin!!”
If you’re looking for a book that’s going to really expand your mind, try Wealth of Nations, or How to Win Friends and Influence People. Lot of inspirational fluff in this one.
Love it!
Review from Pearl’s Dragon →
Pearl is great! Another awesome book in this series. It may have started out as dragon lords, but had evolved in to a huge family.
I truly enjoyed this biography and learned a great deal about painting, about Van Gogh and about his contemporaries and culture. I also enjoyed MOST of the narration – one can imagine 45 hours of listening would be almost impossible if it were not very good. However, given how much of the story took place..
Recommended
Review from Viper’s Defiant Mate →
l am liking this series and enjoy following these interesting characters as they find their mates in the most unexpected places.
I’ve come away with a lot from this book. Hearing this story of a life of struggle to riches is very inspiring and motivational. The 18 keys to success were important and I enjoyed his perspective on a lot of things in business. You can tell as the book goes on that he is a..
Plus curizin & sarafin younglings, you will always have an adventure to boost your spirit! Love the kids so much!
story was very juvenile.
Review from Dust: Before and After →
The story was very juvenile and became very repetitive. The story could have gone in so much more yet it stalled with the main character not progressing into the hero that was being alluded to. With all the narrative being predictable and not moving forward. The main character is not gaining much confidence after each..