Review from Forgotten →
It was a positive surprise for me. I mean the audio version. I was so afraid of it, because the earlier books by this narrator weren’t my favorites, so I started it with not so high expectations. And it worked. The voices are still alike and I like it more when they’re different. I can..
Review from Bound by the Buccaneer →
Normandie Alleman just keeps me falling for the sea! This second installment to Pirates of the Jolie Rouge had me enthralled in the insights of living with a pirate. It’s been two years since Frederica has joined Gaston and their chemistry just keeps increasing. While day to day is happy, the past is creeping up..
While you could probably enjoy Forgotten without reading Broken first, I strongly recommend that you don’t. Here’s why, #1 Broken is a fantastic story and #2 even though Jag is not a primary character in Forgotten, the background information contained in Broken will really enhance your enjoyment of Forgotten. I am very glad that I..
Review from Broken →
Wow, this is one of those books that just about broke me but it was such a great story. Jag’s parents forced him into “therapy” when he came out to them at fifteen. He eventually ran away, never staying in one place too long for fear that they would find him (they are very well..
Review from Break Through →
Would I listen to it again: yes Did the story keep me engaged: yes Was I invested in the characters: yes Story comment: a good sequel to Kick Off: well paced, good character development (great secondary characters) and the story was an entertaining roll-a-coaster of high’s and lows. I like that Jay and Seb learn..
This story was soooo very good. I loved how Jag, despite being a twink, was the one who took command with sex. I get so tired of the twink always being the bottom. The author did a good job making these guys realistic and relatable.
Review from Kick Off →
DNF 28% Audible version I think others might enjoy this more than I did. The story seemed fine, but the cockney accent was too strong for me to keep up with. My mind started wandering at 20% and I couldn’t get back into the story after that. The narrator did a great job, too! Just..
The jealousy and biases at the beginning were enough to make me wretch. smh! gutwrenching! I was incensed that the press would blame the victim for staying and standing up rather than slinking away like he’s guilty !! Blame the true bigots !! Finally. the scales are removed from Seb’s dad’s eyes And Stephen is..
Review from Break Through →
Seb and Jay are given a second chance at love… once again Piers gives these characters life and makes CF’s words jump off the page. another enjoyable afternoon spent with these amazing characters and a wonderful well rounded story.
this was a wonderfully entertaining story and and amazing introduction to both a new author and a new narrator for me. heading right into the next book.