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Max Walker does it again!!

Revisado: 12-18-23

Perfect spicy read for the Holigays! I loved the fake dating & Royal romance tropes in this novel! Both were done very well—in typical Max Walker fashion! Nick and Shi were so cute together and then when the spice started to occur, I was no more good!!! It was delightful!

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Turned me into a Sci-Fi Lover!

Revisado: 12-08-23 El oyente recibió este título gratis

Hands down, one of the best reads this year! I don’t usually read sci-fi or have an interest in artificial intelligence; however, this novel has changed that for me and showed me just how much a robot could love.

I couldn’t stop reading this book and I loved when, in the middle of the book, the story took on a second life of its own—following the AIs to a new, dangerous adventure with even more evil humans. I thought that was brilliantly done.

Also, yes, this is a queer love story, but it’s more than that. It’s about self-acceptance, finding your own identity, and understanding your own self-worth.

Finally…Cinderella meets The Matrix is the best way to describe this novel in comps—well done Kit Vincent!!!

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Written really well!! Amazing!

Revisado: 12-04-23

I honestly did not expect to love this book as much as I did!! The story was so sweet, and then all the sudden…BAM! Spice! And it was good spice too!! Can’t wait to keep reading in the series! The narrators were amazing!

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Fantastic follow-up!

Revisado: 11-30-23 El oyente recibió este título gratis

Another fantastic story in the Mythos series by Carly Spade! I really loved the traveling to Scotland for this book, as well as the fruitful character building—specifically for the main character Elani!

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Fantastic!

Revisado: 09-18-23 El oyente recibió este título gratis

Wow! Craig Montgomery is an author to look out for!!! Hands down, one of the best space opera-type books I have ever read. Space-Opera and Sci-Fi are not my go-to genres, especially when you throw in Zodiac magic—which I’m also not a huge fan of. However, Montgomery does a phenomenal job at inclusive writing, which sucks me in—any type of reader will love this book!!!

Such a great start to the duology and I can’t wait to see what unfolds in book 2!!!

I also love Casper as a main lead—I feel very connected to him, thanks to the novel’s brilliant writing.

Thanks for giving me a free copy, Craig Montgomery! This honest review is a result of your kindness.

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New author, but will stick around

Revisado: 07-28-23 El oyente recibió este título gratis

I was sent this audiobook by it’s author in exchange for an honest review. From the beginning with the set-up, I was hooked. I love a good hostage scene in the beginning of a book.

I thought the story played out really nicely. By the end of the book, I was honestly surprised by who the killer was.

If you’re looking for a quick thriller from an indie author, with empowered women (written by a male ally), and a likable mother/daughter team, definitely check this book out!

I will say that the narrator was my least favorite part of the audiobook though. It did not sound as if she had decent recording equipment and there were moments when I was really caught off by the mouth sounds and breathing she was doing. I was also not a fan of the voices she used for all the characters. For the killer, it sounded muffled. For Julia, she sounded too chipper, and I did not enjoy the semi-seductive (but I’m a cool mom) voice she attempted for Brandi. I’m sure she’s a great narrator, but not for this book.

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I really enjoyed it!

Revisado: 07-26-23

I think I was more excited to read this one! I loved it from beginning to end. However, I do feel like the ending left the reader with more questions—which is great for some—but for me personally, I really just wanted to know if this girl was just super paranoid or not. Maybe we’ll never know!! Overall, I really enjoyed it!

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Minka Does it Again!

Revisado: 07-25-23

Loved! Minka is definitely a go-to thriller writer for me. Love her quick, twisty thrillers. I’m always in awe of her.

I did not see the twist in this one coming! If you love college-aged thrillers (which there are not many out there) this book is for you!

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Amazing!! Didomizio does it again!

Revisado: 07-07-23

Released on May 30th, The Gay Best Friend is about the “token gay best friend” stuck between a warring bride and groom, who both just want their wedding day to be perfect.

Domenic Marino’s romantic life has crumbled. Reeling from a failed engagement, he now has to play the role of “gay best friend” to his two soon-to-be-wed besties. Usually, he’s a pro and switching on-and-off his hyper-masculine charm with his ultra-feminine confidence between his two friends, but when the bachelor party gets rowdy and a new unexpected romance blossoms, Domenic is left with a laundry list of secrets he can’t let out when he returns for the bachelorette party. Chaos ensues and a ruined wedding could be on the horizon.

The Gay Best Friend comes in at 9 hours and 36 minutes and captures both the essence of queer love and what we adored about the 90s romantic comedy. It’s narrator, Daniel Henning, brings a level of charm to DiDomizio’s writing, that I for one, was not emotionally ready for. I’m still trying to process just how amazing this audiobook is. For Pride Month, this novel is an easy 10/10.

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LOVED! Slow burned to perfection!

Revisado: 03-29-23

Okay, I honestly could have listened to this love story FOREVER!! I loved it! It was enemies to lovers at best--with a slow-burn feel too hot to touch! I need everyone to listen to this book!

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