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Love me some Rhys Ford

Revisado: 01-11-24

I love Rhys’ work. I stumbled across this book not realizing it was a quick read with the end suggesting more to come. Hope I’m right about that. Highly recommend anything Rhys writes.

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Beautiful writing

Revisado: 12-04-23

I just love Harper Fox’s writing. She manages to weave such a beautiful, spiritual love story that has such reverence for the land it makes the reader weep. Hamish Long’s narration was an immersive experience the cadence was just right and at times the synergy of Harper’s words and Hamish’s style was just sublime.
This is a romance set in the northeast coast of Britain in 687AD. it describes the journey of Cai a monk/physician and Fen a Viking raider. It seems implausible yet it works. I highly recommend this and just about any of her other books.

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Great start

Revisado: 06-04-23

I’ve read a few of C.S. Poe’s books and I love her work. I especially love how she immersed us into Sebastian Snow’s world with his medical condition called achromatopsia.
It’s a brilliant educational experience about Edgar Allen Poe, the New York Public Library and lots more.
The relationship building between Seb and Cal is off to a sizzling start and has definite potential to be off the charts as we continue through the rest of the series.

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Outstanding story

Revisado: 04-22-23

Superb narration. Intense, visually evocative, sublimely perfect story. I would love to see where Maddygirl and Jervaulx are 1 year later. It’s too good of a story to leave behind.

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Wonderful

Revisado: 04-10-23

Such a fun wild dash through the streets of London ending up in Pennyroyal Green. It’s deliciously descriptive and will have you rooting for Mad and Colin. Great plot twist at the end. Definitely worth the listen, Justine Eyre is a favorite of mine.

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Powerful audio performance

Revisado: 10-30-22

This is an outstanding audio performance, I especially loved Simon Goldhill’s raspy interpretation of Sir Edward Fitzwilliam’s voice. It’s so jarring that very often it took me a while to adjust whenever Sir Edward spoke.

This book is set in Cornwall and tells the tale of one of the Roscarrock family.
It focuses on class and privilege, and what it feels like to not really belong and how grief leaves us hollow.

I read anything Joanna Chambers writes. She is highly talented and understands the need for community and a safe place to belong.

Highly recommend this book.

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Wish it could have been longer

Revisado: 10-23-22

Whatever KJ writes I read. I loved this story. It has all the elements that make me happy. Robbery, deception, mystery, lust, trust, and love. Looking forward to the ebook as I need the written format to decode a few words.lol.

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Beautiful story

Revisado: 09-09-22

Loved this book so much. It’s my favorite Harper Fox book so far. Beautiful, raw, spiritual, sensuous. It felt like a quilt weaving time and souls and nature and love and loss into an exquisite experience.

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A difficult read but oh so good.

Revisado: 08-05-22

This story is set for in a futuristic dystopian society that feels a lot like where we are today. Lol I’m not kidding

Corporations run the world not governments and society is compartmentalized allowing the rich and powerful to exist separately.

Andreas is from the rich and powerful community with so much privilege he spends his days indulging his whims. He is the heir to the all powerful Fortias corporation a mega conglomerate entity.

Jabez is from the slums of B-town and a gladiator forced to fight to his death in matches paying off a 3 year debt for a crime of robbery rather than serve a 10 year prison sentence.

The skillful way Bonnie Dee manages to weave and build a relationship between the two made this novel worth the read.

It’s an interesting plot and there’s enough sex to keep you occupied.

Finally I’m not familiar with this narrator but his deep gravelly voice helped to create the visuals in my head.

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Loved this

Revisado: 07-02-22

I would like to see more works about queer black folk. This is a great start. Will be following Jack Harbon. Thanks

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