Review from Capturing Cara →
What a hyperactive brat! Cara needs to be put on major meds to keep her in check. The narrator was wonderful. His voice was the one thing that saved the book for me. I am not sure I want to listen to the remaining books in the series if this is a preview of what..
Review from The Dragon’s Treasure →
I loved the quirkiness of the leading lady and the way I could feel all the emotions of the story. I especially loved the paper birds. It’s a definite must read!
Review from Hunter’s Claim →
I read this series out of order but I don’t think it messed this story up for me; as I knew it ”twas going to be a happy ending. Also, I liked know everyone’s story. I still need to listen to Razors story as I don’t know much about him. This series has to be..
Review from Fashionably Forever After →
I have been a fan of the series and waited desperately for the audio release of this one. Sad to say I had to work hard getting through this one..! The story was not intriguing and the performance was average
Review from Twin Dragons →
sexy!!! I love it!!! though I think you should use a sexier younger male voice next time
Spike Walker’s weaving of story has gotten so good over the years and his writing brings urgency and heart to the toughest USCG Alaska rescues in history. My hat is off those crews in a huge way. Paul Heitsch’s performance is just terrific. He really understands how and when to impart urgency, compassion, machismo, sensitivity..
Review from Krac’s Firebrand →
this book is just as great as her others. never upset with any book. the story gets better every time.
These are 2 separate stories, and they go well together. While it is interesting and fun to hear what the kids are up to, they mostly speak in an annoying lisp. It’s hard to tune it out, but not impossible. The narrator does an excellent job. He seems to laugh some while reading, which I..
Review from Choosing Riley →
Nothing better then a stubborn Earth girl to set things on their ear!! Loved it!
Review from First Awakenings →
S. E. Smith always delivers a great book.David Brenin has nuance and accents that make the various characters come to life in my mind’s eye. As far as I’m concerned, he could read the phone book and make each name an individual. Yay David..