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And now I have more Dalzelle to buy. Instant frickin’ addiction. Yeah, in case you couldn’t tell, I loved it!

Love this series, and it just keeps getting better and better! Outstanding narration, and hope Josh writes more of them!

This is the first book by this author Ive purchased. I thoroughly enjoy the characters, plot, Audible performance. On to book 2 in series.

The romance was great. I usually skip the sex scenes but these were awesome, and it didn’t get too silly with the over the top unexplainable attraction.

I enjoyed the book well enough, but there was a lot of repetition that was a little annoying. The same words and phrases were used quite a bit.

This is the second book I’ve read in this series and I have to say, I hate when they end. Alien or not, the passion they have fir their females leaps out at you. Looking forward to Dagger’s story.

There are great many political identities thrown out early in this text. I think the author means to establish his credentials by saying “I’m queer trans and all that”. It feels juvenile, perhaps reminiscent of the very white-washing which the author later laments. The author tells a dichotomous background story. He claims to be as..

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Very thorough look back at the claims and conflicts surrounding Isreal over the past 100 years.

For a minute there the goofballs were getting old and then I had to remember this is not real, but it was fun to read. I was wondering what was goi g to happen with the 2 old ladies and I’m glad they were able to find their happiness as well.

Listening to a Dalzelle book is like driving the coast highway (101) in a convertable sports car at high speed at night; lots of twists and turns and not quite sure what’s next. My only complaint is they are so short. But then that’s probably a business decision.