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This storyline seems to be overused in films. The narrator was decent but lacked inflection. The only saving aspect of this book is the length; it ended before things became boring.

Seriously, the last 2 hours should have been the whole story. What even was that middle part?

I really liked the way this story was told, through letters to Eliza that Charlotte would never send. Very well written and enjoyable from start to finish. The narrator was a very good fit for the story and the voice of Charlotte.

This is the story of Gizelle, the gazelle shifter who was trapped in a maniac’s zoo for who knows how long. If you know and love the Shifting Sands series , you’ll love this story but it could certainly be read as a standalone as well. Warning! You’ll want to go back and binge the..

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This was an excellent book, on so many levels, the MC were very well written, the story line is an important t document of the times we live in. It raised some important subjects. I gave narration 5 stars although it took me some time to get used to it.

I am so sick of all the political garbage and name calling out there. I mean its everywhere today and when I choose to listen to a book I want to just get away from it all! well this book started out with this petty childish stuff and in a couple more places throughout. I..

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The narration is cringeworthy. It’s like listening to someone scratch their fingers on a blackboard. The narrator’s tone is overly dramatic with every sentence ending in a sing song cadence with an upward lilt. The story may or may not be good – I absolutely cannot listen a minute longer. Filing under DNF

Freaks by Brett Riley is the story of 4 teens that have been victims of bullying most of their lives. To deal with the feelings of helplessness, they decide to do a role-playing game. One of the boys uses his uncle’s off-limits stuff as props for the game. They perform a spell they found in..

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I’m not finished with the book yet but not very happy with all cops being racist shooters throughout this book. Whatever happened to writing a book with pushing ur personal beliefs on people. It seems like the more liberal the writer the more they have to make every cop a racist bad guy when normally..

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Her Final Mistake by Amy Waeschle is a great read. All of her characters are so believable because they are just regular people struggling to survive. Meg Dawson has great determination to be an outstanding journalist, but she is driven to help those she feels emotionally attached to even if some of the decisions she..

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